Our America 250 celebration and Summer Reading theme aligned to provide us this unique glimpse into the American spirit of innovation! Burpee’s Historic Breakthrough seed collection features nine iconic “firsts” that transformed American farms and gardens and still stand the … Continue reading →
We have a variety of programs coming this fall to help Pine Island celebrate America’s 250 Anniversary! We hope you can join us for one or all of these programs to learn more about our great nation! Reading Challenge Through … Continue reading →
Today’s is the first day to signup for Summer Reading! Stop into the library to get started with a challenge sheet and get more information on events and programming at the library this summer! You can see scheduled for events … Continue reading →
Local author Kate Laack just released a new novel, and she is starting her Midwest book tour here in Pine Island. Join us on June 1 @ 6pm at the Pine Island High School Forum Room to learn more about … Continue reading →
This year’s One Town One Title selection is Give a Girl a Knife by Amy Thielen. We have a great selection of programs to go with it that can be found on the One Town One Title Page. We look … Continue reading →
We are pleased to be partnering with Goodhue County Master Gardener Kim Olson to install a pollinator garden in the library’s front yard! While the exact dates of installation aren’t set, we have some programs that her Master Gardener friends … Continue reading →
The Seed Keeping program that was scheduled for tonight has been canceled due to the sub-zero temperatures. It will be rescheduled soon, so stay tuned for more information.
Continue reading →We have had an extraordinary demand for copies of this book, and have placed an order for 30 more. Once those are gone, they’re gone. If you are unable to get your own free copy, you can still request one … Continue reading →
This year’s One Town One Title centers around the book, The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson. This novel spans several generations and follows a Dakhóta family’s struggle to preserve their way of life, and their sacrifices to protect what matters most. … Continue reading →
