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The newsletter of the Rowley Public Library
Sponsored by the Friends of the Rowley Public Library

February 2026

Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9am-7pm

Fri. & Sat. 9am-2pm

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Closed Monday 2/16

Adult Programs


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Book Clubs

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Ongoing Programs

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The Friends of the Rowley Public Library would like to thank our community for the continued generosity and support that makes so much possible at the library. Through your donations and involvement, we are proud to fund programming for all ages throughout the year.


With tax season underway, this is a great time to consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Friends. Every contribution directly supports library programs that are open and accessible to the entire community. Donors are recognized with a leaf on the beautiful tree mural in the library lobby, a growing symbol of our shared commitment to literacy, learning, and lifelong curiosity. Each new leaf helps strengthen the roots of the library and the programs it provides. Click here to donate and help our tree continue to grow.


Have you ever thought about getting more involved with the Friends? We always welcome new volunteers who are interested in supporting the library through fundraising, outreach, and special events. Please note that our next Friends meeting has been rescheduled and will now take place on Wednesday, February 11, at 7:00pm, and all are welcome to attend. We are also seeking like-minded community members interested in joining the Friends’ Board for the 2026–2027 term. If you’d like to learn more, please contact us at friendsboard@rowleylibrary.org.


We hope you're staying dry and warm! -- Andrea, Steve, Natali and Siegi

Reading Challenges

Looking for a way to motivate you and your little one to read more? The 1000 Books Before Kindergarten is the perfect way to keep track of the books you enjoy and keep you looking for more great material to read. There are certificates and prizes to keep you motivated along the way!


Click here to sign up for our monthly newsletter with recommendations from the Children's librarians for picture books and parenting resources!

FEBRUARY KIDS PROGRAMMING

FEBRUARY TEEN PROGRAMMING

 
Not sure what to read? Let us help!
If you're a teen between the ages of 13 and 18 and you have trouble figuring out what to read next, the Youth Services Department has a solution for you!

The YA LitCrate is a mystery box filled with books and goodies for you to enjoy! All you have to do is fill out a form to let us know what you enjoy reading, and we'll give you a call when it's ready to pick up.

The books and box must be returned, but the gifts inside are yours to keep!

Interested in participating? Look at our website here for more information on how to get your LitCrate!

DID YOU KNOW...
 

RPL has their own Teen Newsletter!

The Teen Times comes out monthly and features books, films, and activities for kids ages 11 to 18!


You can pick up a paper copy in the YA area of the library, or you can click here to get a version direct to your email each month.


February's Teen Newsletter Theme: LET'S FALL IN LOVE

Interested in learning more about Rowley Public Library's Youth Services Department?


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