Come join your friends at Wright Branch Library and explore science, technology, crafts, games, cooking, and more Thursdays at 4pm every week! Students in 3rd grade or below will need an adult in the building to participate.
Need assistance filling out legal forms? Have questions about the court system or navigating a case? Get free legal information from a Volunteer Reference Attorney the first Thursday of each month (December 1), 2-4pm, at CCPL. First come, first served. Read on...
Learn to use CCPL’s Cricut Maker 3 to cut a festive balsa wood holiday ornament. Cut a gnome or pickup truck and then get creative and paint your ornament to personalize it. Class size limited. Call 687.0009 to sign up.
Need help with family history or genealogical research? Stop by the CCPL reference desk the first Wednesday of each month and get assistance from our volunteer family history consultants. Drop in December 7, 6-8pm; first come, first served.
Santa Claus is coming to CCPL! Stop by for a visit Wednesday, December 7, 3-6pm! Our family Christmas celebration in the Wyoming Room and Children’s Department features Santa, a read-aloud holiday story, and a Grab-and-Go craft. Don’t forget your camera!
Learn to knit and purl! Will Rosier is back at CCPL teaching beginner knitting classes (he’s teaching a class January 21, too). Your library has yarn for you to use but please bring one pair size 7 to 9 knitting needles.
"As Bright as Heaven" by Susan Meissner is this month's CCPL Book Club title. Pick up a book today at your library and join us to chat about it Tuesday, December 13, 6pm. Thanks to a grant from the Campbell County Community Public Recreation District.
Craig Johnson is back! Join us at CCPL for a Sunday after-hours event with one of Wyoming’s New York Times bestselling authors on December 18, 5pm. Johnson will discuss his newest book "Hell and Back," and share his annual Christmas story. Read on...
Status of Requests for Reconsideration of Library Materials presented to the CCPLS Library Board of Directors as of February 28, 2022 can be accessed with the following link. Reconsideration of Library Materials
Every year, libraries across the United States commemorate Banned Books week in September. The event focuses on raising awareness about efforts to challenge or ban books in school and public libraries, and is really a celebration of the freedom to read. Read on...
The first day of school is quickly approaching, with the stress of schoolwork in the back of everyone’s mind. Imagine if you had FREE access to a live online tutor with your library card! Exciting, right? Read on...
Hello, summer! Gardens are bursting with fresh fruits and vegetables, local farmer’s markets are filling up, and people all over the country are firing up their grills. Read on...
One of the key elements to healthy living is socialization and, according to April 2022’s issue of Mind, Mood & Memory1 , it can even boost brain power. Invigorate your cerebrum by attending some programs at your libraries in Gillette and Wright. Read on...
From April 3 through 9, your Campbell County Libraries will celebrate National Library Week; this year’s theme is “Connect with Your Library.” There are so many ways your libraries foster connections every day. Read on...
In 1987, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed March as the first Women’s History Month to “commemorate and encourage the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history.” Read on...
Recently Campbell County Libraries strengthened partnership ties by combining our electronic collections with other Wyoming libraries to offer a statewide collection called the Wyoming Virtual Library. Read on...
Are you wanting to find a good book to read but don’t know where to start looking? Your library offers a great reader’s service with its on-going and continually updated collection called “Staff Picks.” Read on...
Thinking about engaging your entrepreneurial spirit by opening your own business? Do you already own a business? Campbell County Public Library is pleased to introduce The Video Lab to help you on your way. Read on...
The month of November regularly focuses on giving thanks for people and things and we are reminded to pause and appreciate aspects of our life we often take for granted. Read on...
Public libraries are a fundamental component of thriving communities, a sentiment which has been well understood by Wyoming citizens for a long time. Read on...
Our brand new sound lab was funded through a generous grant awarded by the Wyoming Community Foundation and is open to the public. This grant enables patrons to create professional-level recordings using our one-of-a-kind-for-Wyoming lab. Read on...
June 5 was a beautiful, sunny afternoon at Campbell County Public Library as we launched a summer reading party outside, with our annual Author Fair and Writers Workshop inside. Read on...
Happy National Library Week (NLW)! This year's theme is Welcome to Your Library and Campbell County Public Library (CCPL) and Wright Branch Library (WBL) are joining the national celebration of libraries April 4-10. Read on...
Before COVID-19 made DoorDash popular, your library had its own version of door-to-door services. Campbell County Public Library (CCPL) Outreach Services is a lifeline for homebound library patrons. Read on...
