The Library will be closed Sunday, July 3 through Monday, July 4. The Library will reopen Tuesday, July 5 at 9 AM.

Reconnect with the library this summer! Summer Reading runs June 11 to September 2. Sign up for a Summer Reading account to track your reading and do fun activities to earn rewards. All ages are welcome!

August 9 at 7 PM. Join facilitator Diane Henderson for a discussion of Lust for Life. This program will take place in the Main Library Meeting Room. No registration required.

July 26 at 7 PM. Chat about what you're currently reading and trade book recommendations with other readers in this new discussion group facilitated by librarians Amanda and Jolie. This program will take place at the Trailhead Tents outside the Recreation Activities Center at 4640 Walnut Lake Road thanks to a partnership between the West Bloomfield Library and Parks. It may be canceled if there is inclement weather.

July 18 at 7 PM. Join Dr. Tara Hayes for the BOOKED Discussion series. July's title is "Mr. Fox" by Helen Oyeyemi. This program will take place at the Trailhead Tents outside the Recreation Activities Center at 4640 Walnut Lake Road thanks to a partnership between the West Bloomfield Library and Parks. It may be canceled if there is inclement weather.

Learn about your family history with the Library’s extensive online genealogy resources.

July 9 at 2 PM and July 19 at 7 PM. M.L. Liebler tells his humorous, emotional, and entertaining story about growing up with The Beatles. This program will take place at the Trailhead Tents outside the Recreation Activities Center at 4640 Walnut Lake Road thanks to a partnership between the West Bloomfield Library and Parks. It may be canceled if there is inclement weather.

July 11 at 7 PM. Join Dr. Tara Hayes for the Film Discussion series. July's title is "A Night at the Opera." This virtual program will take place on Zoom and is limited to West Bloomfield cardholders. Register to receive connection details.

July 7 at 7 PM. Learn more about photography and its importance in the art world from a DIA teaching volunteer. This program will take place in the Main Library Meeting Room.