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A cardigan is the lab coat of library science.

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If you aren’t already registered for school next year and you’re going to be attending Caprock High School, come by the East Branch Library this evening!

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Check out this cool video on our YouTube channel to learn how to make awesome newspaper creatures as part of our Tails and Tales summer reading club. You can stop by the East Branch Library to pick up a take-home kit that includes everything you need!
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Bring the kids to the Downtown Library at 10 AM June 19 to learn how Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is Rehabilitating Wildlife One Day at a Time! We’ll meet Animal Ambassadors and learn about wildlife rescue! Thank you to Tripp's Harley-Davidson for your sponsorship.

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https://t.co/4Dqq83CC6o via @YouTube
This "Tails and Tales" video teaches you to make some Fuzzy Friends! This program is available in person until 5 PM today, or as a take-home kit. If attending in person, please call the East Branch at 348-1589 to let us know you're coming!

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Thanks for helping us promote the new MakerSpace!

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Beyond PUMPED for the new MakerSpace at @AmarilloPublic Library's Downtown Branch. Sewing, jewelry-making, sheet metal, painting, collage—let's get crafty, AMA! Hear the full story from Ben on the interview below. ~ @hppr https://t.co/2Mfq9ciVP4

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Join us June 5, 2 PM, at the Southwest Branch for URBAN WILDLIFE in URBAN NATURE. TX Parks & Wildlife biologist, Todd Montandon, discusses wildlife in an urban setting, including the importance of urban wildlife, attraction and deterrence, and who to contact when issues arise.

[🏳️‍🌈 Drumbrae Library Hub is jazzy now🏳️‍🌈 @DrumbraeL]

Morning nerds!

Just a reminder, we're reopening today.

This reminder is for me. To remind me that I need to get dressed today.

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Today, Sunday hours return to the Amarillo Public Library! All five locations are open this afternoon from 2 to 6 PM!

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"The Old Man and Black Out Poetry" kits are now available for pickup at the Downtown Library. Create your masterpiece and return it by April 2 and we'll choose winners based on the words and pictures! Mark your calendars for Hemingway on @PanhandlePBS starting April 5.

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“The future is won by those who build and not destroy”

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He gave the world so many great stories. Rest in peace.

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Good morning! If a visit to the Library is in your plans, please wear a mask in accordance with CDC health and safety guidelines. We continue to provide curbside service for patrons unable or unwilling to wear a mask.

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While the Governor's mask mandate order expires at midnight on March 9, Amarillo Public Library will continue to follow CDC guidelines to protect the health and safety of patrons and staff.
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Happy Women’s History Month! Stop by the East Branch Library (2232 E 27th) to pick up a package of puzzles and coloring sheets and puzzles to celebrate amazing women! #WomensHistoryMonth2021

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"Their hard work, dedication, and creativity ensured that our patrons still had access to Library programs and services in spite of the pandemic, and we are grateful to TMLDA for recognizing their excellent work.”

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For the 6th year in a row, Texas Municipal Library Directors Association has recognized Amarillo Public Library with its Achievement of Excellence Award.

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“Our staff worked quickly to convert programs and services to online, curbside, and take-home activities."