Ypsilanti District Library

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Proudly serving Ypsilanti, Michigan since 1868. (ip·suh·lan·tee)

Young creatives ages 10-24 spent the past two months writing, recording, producing, and rehearsing with Dante Dorsey (Music Means More, Inc.) and Joel Stralnic (SkyRat Productions Studio), and now it's showtime. Come downtown Friday and support the next generation of local creativity!

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The kids and love to grab a pile of books from @ypsilibrary.org’s Michigan Ave Branch and then go read at Red Rock for happy hour. Not exactly to your pint about boredom, but just to say, a few dozen Dog Man books are much better than a phone for getting kids through a restaurant.

Massive thanks to the Friends of YDL for sponsoring our Summer Challenge! Behind every full shelf and funded program is a small army of volunteers who believe libraries are worth showing up for. Thank you for showing up, again and again. 📚✨

Ypsilanti District Library graphic thanking the Friends of the Ypsilanti District Library for being a Literacy Leader sponsor of YDL's Summer Challenge. Includes the YDL logo, the Friends of YDL book logo, and the Summer Challenge shield badge on a colorful geometric background.

A concert this good usually isn't free. 🎹 Jacopo and Maddalena Giacopuzzi, internationally acclaimed pianists from a storied musical family in Verona, Italy, are taking the stage at our Whittaker branch this Saturday at 11am. Don't miss it!

Event flyer with a black border on a light gray background. Bold black text reads "Italian Keys: The Giacopuzzi Siblings on the Piano," with "with Jacopo & Maddalena Giacopuzzi" below in black and blue. Two side-by-side portrait photos show Jacopo, a man with curly dark hair and a beard wearing a navy blazer, and Maddalena, a woman with curly dark hair and red lipstick. Below the photos, bold text reads "Saturday, Aug 1 | 11am" and "YDL-Whittaker" on a black background. Smaller text below reads "5577 Whittaker Road, Ypsilanti," next to a small illustration of piano keys and the Ypsilanti District Library logo.

⏰ 2 days left! Applications for the Teen Market close this Friday, July 31. If want to sell your handmade creations at Noise Permit on August 7, now's the time to let us know. Email our Teen Librarian Stephanie at smorrison@ypsilibrary.org to apply! Not sure your creation counts? Just ask! 🍄✨

Flyer for the Teen Entrepreneur Market at Ypsilanti District Library's Noise Permit celebration. Text reads "Apply by July 31" and directs interested teens to email smorrison@ypsilibrary.org. The market takes place Friday, August 7 from 5-8:30pm at YDL-Michigan Library Plaza, 229 W. Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti. Categories include art, prints and zines, teas and tinctures, and handmade items. Photo shows a teen smiling behind a table of handmade crocheted mushrooms and a sign reading "Crocheted stuff and zines."

reminder: libraries arent just for books! they have movies and cds and video games and toys you could borrow! even if youre not a big reader you can still support your local library in other ways. and if your library doesnt have smth they will reach out to others and get it shipped to you! for free!

Shana and our kids organized a lemonade stand fundraiser for @ypsilibrary.org as part of the Summer Challenge and in concert with yesterday's Bookmobile stop in our neighborhood and it was wildly successful, I'm incredibly proud of all of them and so glad our community showed up!

Calling all teen makers! ✨ We're accepting applications for local creators to set up shop at our Teen Entrepreneur Market at Noise Permit on Friday, August 7. Do you make art, prints, zines, teas, tinctures, or other handmade creations? We want to see it all!

Flyer for the Teen Entrepreneur Market at Ypsilanti District Library's Noise Permit celebration. Text reads "Apply by July 31" and directs interested teens to email smorrison@ypsilibrary.org. The market takes place Friday, August 7 from 5-8:30pm at YDL-Michigan Library Plaza, 229 W. Michigan Ave, Ypsilanti. Categories include art, prints and zines, teas and tinctures, and handmade items. Photo shows a teen smiling behind a table of handmade crocheted mushrooms and a sign reading "Crocheted stuff and zines."