Robinson Public Library District

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Advertisement for the Why I Love the Library Art and Essay Contest.

Please visit Why I Love the Library Art and Essay Contest – Robinson Public Library District for more information!

Advertisement for the 50th Anniversary Celebration with various photos at Robinson Public Library. The celebration will take place Saturday, June 6th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advertisement for free drive-thru paper shred event that will take place March 20, 2026, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

We’ve updated our two, six-foot long glass display cases with magazines from days long gone by. Both cases are filled with prominent women from the 20th century, in celebration of Women’s Month. We have items from LIFE, TIME and Newseek currently on display. Remember, the display will change from time-to-time so that we can share different subject matter, from different points in time, with our visitors. So don’t delay. Come in and check them out!

Photo of a woman smiling holding notebooks, a QR code, and text including "IECC Adult Education Program, now accepting applicants."

Advertisement for Children's Story Hour with Miss Christine from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Wednesdays and photo of Miss Christine.

Photo of two people reading a book and text including "IECC Adult Education, Unlock Your Potential Today."

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Join the Robinson Public Library District as we bring history to life with Page One: A Look Back in Crawford County History.

Each episode, we explore historical events from specific dates in history, using our local newspaper archives to uncover forgotten stories, significant moments, and community milestones.

This episode we talked about the week of August 3, 1902..

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Advertisement for Libby- the library reading app.

Exciting News!!

Robinson Public Library District has gone live with Libby, the library reading app by OverDrive. During your initial set up of the app, look for Rolling Prairie Digital Consortium when choosing Robinson Public Library District. Once you have signed up using that location along with your library card information, you will able to sign in and borrow titles from the shared collection in Libby. To learn more and set up your account, you visit the site here at https://rpls.overdrive.com.

Advertisement for Gentle Stretch Yoga- Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Text "New Rides Mass Transit Route Schedule."

Maroon Route bus schedule (Monday-Friday).

Advertisement for Nutrition Notes, tips for feeding your family each month. It takes place the 2nd Wednesday of each month September-May.

Great news if you are a cloudLibrary user with an Amazon Fire tablet!

cloudLibrary recently announced the release of the cloudLibrary mobile app version 5.9.4 for Fire. Now, instead of side-loading the Fire app, users can install the cloudLibrary Fire app directly from the Amazon App Store!

For instructions on installing the cloudLibrary Fire app, please visit the cloudLibrary FAQs, https://www.yourcloudlibrary.com/frequently-asked/, scroll down to the Fire heading, and click How do I install or update the app on my Fire?

The library is one of the few places left you are allowed to exist without the expectation of spending money.

For questions or concerns regarding programming or patron services that you would like to discuss with a member of our board of trustees, please send your inquiries to robinsonlibrarydistricttrustees@hotmail.com.