A member of the Sierra View Library team wearing a bright yellow banana costume with arms outstretched in a library setting.
We're going bananas at the #SierraViewLibrary over our new weekly Saturday Family #StoryTime! Join us on Saturdays at 10:30 am beginning March 7. Stick around after Story Time for a fun hands-on activity! Registration is required: washoelibrary.org/sierraviewstorytime.
Two mice enjoying a cozy winter scene by a snowy window, one reading a book and the other holding a cup, promoting special story times at the library. Toddler Time, Thursday, February 5, 11 am, and Family Story Time, Friday, February 6, 11 am. washoelibrary.org/cozystorytime.
Put on your PJs or bathrobes and join us at the #SierraViewLibrary for Special Cozy Story Times! Catch the Toddler Time version on February 5 at 11 am or join us for Family Story Time on February 6 at 11 am. Registration recommended. For more information, visit washoelibrary.org/cozystorytime.
An illustration of the Mad Tea Party from Alice in Wonderland, with the text "A Mad Tea Party, Celebrating 160 Years of Alice! Sierra View Library, Wednesday, November 26, 11 am. washoelibrary.org/teaparty"
It's always tea time! Celebrate 160 years of Lewis Carroll's classic with a Mad Tea Party at the #SierraViewLibrary. Join us for a cake walk, tea party, flamingo croquet, and a "paint the roses red" art project. Come dressed as your favorite character, too! Register at washoelibrary.org/teaparty.
The social media graphic includes an illustration of a sign being lifted by a crane hook. The sign is adorned with a hard hat and a safety cone is nearby. The sign reads, "PBS Reno presents Curious George Construction Vehicles." The graphic also includes the following information, "Sierra View Library, Friday, October 24, 11 am," washoelibrary.org/pbsreno," as well as the logos of PBS Reno and the Washoe County Library System.
On Friday, October 24, at 11 am, put on your hard hat and learn about construction sites with #PBSReno and #CuriousGeorge at the #SierraViewLibrary! To register, or for more information, visit washoelibrary.org/pbsreno.
The social media graphic includes an image of the moon and what appear to be silhouetted zombie hands, and the following text, "Frankentoys, Sierra View Library, Saturday, October 18, 11 am, washoelibrary.org/frankentoys."
Tomorrow, October 18, at 11 am, children and teens can head to the #SierraViewLibrary to unleash their inner Dr. Frankenstein! Get creative with salvaged toys! Dismantle, reattach, and let your imagination fly. To register, or for more information, visit washoelibrary.org/frankentoys.
Sarah, Managing Librarian at the Sierra View Library, stands in front of a Banned Books Week display. She is holding a poster that says, "Censorship is so 1984."
Staffers at the Sierra View Library hold copies of frequently challenged books that are available for check out. They stand behind a poster that says, "Censorship is so 1984: Read for Your Rights."
Have you visited a #BannedBooksWeek display? The #SierraViewLibrary display features several books that have faced challenges over the years. Visit the library to learn about why book challenges happen. Join their staffers in celebrating the right to read and check out a #BannedBook today!
Weaving the Tapestry of Latino Poetry: Places We Call Home. April 19, 11 am-1:30 pm. Sierra View Library, 4001 S. Virginia St., Reno.
Join us for a day of music, poetry, and conversation as we celebrate Latino poetry and poets. Featuring performances by: Mario DelaRosa, Elisa Garcia, Genevy Machuca, Dr. Manuel Murrieta Saldivar, Orlando Oh, and Dr. Jafeth Sanchez.
A Nevada Humanities event sponsored by: Library of America, LatinoArte, Washoe County Library System, National Endowment for the Humanities.
Come to the #SierraViewLibrary on Saturday, April 19, from 11 am to 1:30 pm for a special event featuring Latino poets and poetry! The event concludes with a community conversation.
This is a free and public event, but we ask you to RSVP in advance here: bit.ly/41W2g07
#NationalPoetryMonth
