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Library
Inspiring discovery, enriching lives, and building community through equitable access to life-long learning.
The library won a grant through the Cultural Coalition of Washington County to provide culturally relevant programming.
We are celebrating Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage month with a hula demonstration and storytelling from Hawai'i.
All families welcome and no registration required.
A Take & Make craft project for ages 3 and up will be available after the event.
Computer classes in English and Spanish are back. All classes take place at Sherwood Public Library [22560 SW Pine St.]. Registration is required.
Current storytime schedule for babies, toddlers, and families. See you and your little ones at the Library!
Author Marie Buckley leads each group with a warm-up exercise and thematic writing session. No experience is necessary.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2024 Six Word Story Contest! This is the 11th year for our annual March contest, and we received just under 300 entries from all over the world! Click here for this year's winners.
All day on Saturday, May 4--Pick out a free comic book for all ages (even adults), while supplies last, and make your own comic!
10:00-11:00 a.m. -- bring a comic book to trade with someone else.
Adult Book Discussions | Teen Book Club | Fiction Friends (grades 6-8) | Paperback Pals (grades 3-5) | Book Buddies (grades K-2)
Build reading confidence and improve reading skills by reading to a dog.
Missy and her trainer will listen with compassion and without judgment as you read to her.
Sign up for a 20 minute session.
You can bring your own book or choose one from the library shelf.
Each time you read to Missy, you will get a free book from the Friends of the Library book sale shelf. After 5 visits, you can get a voucher to choose a new book from our Read to the Dogs book box.
Each month, for our monthly newsletters, we curate book lists on a specific topic or genre for all age groups. Check back each month for our newest book lists, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get them delivered to your email inbox each month along with all the latest info on library events and services.
Check out arts and crafts equipment, home improvement tools, tech gadgets, laptops, hotspots, and more with your library card!
Need help using library e-resources like e-books and audiobooks? Or basic computer help? Si necesita ayuda en español haz clic aqui.
We can help with:
Looking for a good read?
¿Está buscando algo bueno leer?
Let us send you suggestions to match your questions, tastes, literary needs and interests. Just fill out this form or pick up a print copy in the Library.
Turn around time for suggestions is four days.
Babies, kids, and teens can find lots to do during Summer Reading.
When youth 0-17 join summer reading, they get a reading log to set a reading goal. They can read, listen to books, attend library programs, or all three to reach their goal. When the goal is reached, a second book can be claimed from July 15th-August 31st. Kids who reach their goal can also enter a grand prize drawing.
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- Mon-Thur, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
- Fri & Sat, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Sun, 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
22560 SW Pine St
Sherwood, OR 97140
503.625.6688
askusSPL@sherwoodoregon.gov
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Upcoming Events
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04/30/2024 - 9:30am
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