Do you have gently used books you’re ready to pass along to a good cause? We’re making it easy for you to donate to Friends of Chandler Public Library! Drive up to the library and volunteers will be on hand to unload your car. Our Book Drive and Curbside Drop Off will be held at…
Rachelle’s Reads: Banned Books Week
Chandler Public Library Director Rachelle Kuzyk talks about books she loves and the freedom to read in this post for Banned Books Week. In recognition of Banned Books Week (October 1-7, 2023), I’d like to encourage you to pick up a title - any title - that expands your awareness of the world, other cultures…
The October LibraryReads List
The October list of librarian favorites includes new romance, horror, imaginative tales and an early foray into the winter holiday season. Find out more about each selection - and place holds - by clicking the title to visit our catalog, and see the LibraryReads website to read brief reviews submitted by library staff from across the country…
Welcome to AtoZ World Food
Hungry to learn about international cuisine? Check out our newest online resource, AtoZ World Food! With more than 7,000 traditional recipes from 174 countries, plus dining etiquette, food trivia and more, AtoZ World Food is great for home cooks looking to spice up their kitchens, students needing recipes for their country reports, tourists seeking information…
High Five: “Brain Training” from ParentTV
High Five is a Chandler Public Library promotion that helps support early literacy for your 0- to 5-year-old. We’re happy to announce a new partner in parenting and early literacy: ParentTV! This service offers short video tips from parenting experts, as well as blog posts and other material, all free with your Chandler Library card…
Welcome to ParentTV
Have you ever had a job where you had no experience, no training, you weren’t allowed to quit and people’s lives were at stake? That’s parenting! The Chandler Library is excited to introduce you to our newest online resource, ParentTV. ParentTV is a virtual library of parenting videos and activities for ages 0-18. Here you…
New Program Series: The Nature of Things
What is the Nature of Things? This new program series is a collaboration between the Chandler Nature Center and the Chandler Public Library, featuring guest speakers and conversations that foster a sense of wonder about science, cultural resources and the natural world. Check out our upcoming events! Seed Saving with Angela Judd Sunset Library, Saturday, Sept…
Music Review: Los Pakines
Peruvians Los Pakines started in 1972 as a surfy instrumental group with their influences ranging from the local Lima instrumental combos like Los Destellos (the Flashes) to international instrumental purveyors the Shadows and the Ventures. A local record label owner enticed them to augment their instrumental sound with Peruvian cumbia - itself an infectious blend…
Rachelle’s Reads: “Hemlock Island” by Kelley Armstrong
Chandler Public Library Director Rachelle Kuzyk kicks off Spooky Season with a domestic horror novel coming September 12 - place your holds now for Hemlock Island! Get a head start on your Halloween spooky reading with Hemlock Island by Kelley Armstrong. Laney Kilpatrick’s life has recently been turned upside-down for so many reasons. She lost…
September is Library Card Sign-up Month!
Learn a new skill, discover the world or just find an entertaining book to read at Chandler Public Library! All it takes is a library card to gain access to a wealth of resources and activities available at the four library locations. Chandler Public Library and libraries nationwide partner with the American Library Association every…
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