Teton County Library

10/16/2026

It's National Cookbook Month! As library staff, we handle lots of great cookbooks and can't resist taking them home to try them out. Find a list of several of our favorites here: https://teton.wyldcatalog.org/MyAccount/MyList/16304

10/14/2026

Mini Movement Mondays are back for 3 to 5-year-olds with their caregivers--sign up through our calendar for a free joyful creative hour of dancing & activity! MMM meets 10-11 AM in the Youth Auditorium, weekly through March 15, with a few exceptions: https://www.tclib.org/mini-movement-mondays-0

10/12/2026

Our next Teton Repair Café with Teton Resilience Network takes place SAT, OCT 17, 11 AM-3 PM in the Ordway Auditorium. If you (or a friend) are a mender/maker/tinkerer who'd like to volunteer at one of our repair stations, fill out a form here: https://ow.ly/nMPi50ZWxyX
We hope to be able to offer these free repairs to the community:
Light Furniture Repair
Sewing
Toys & Small Electronics
Jewelry & Eyewear Repair
Lamps, Lighting & Other Electrical Appliances
Outdoor Gear Repair
Thank you!

10/09/2026

We're closing out with an infographic to show who challenges books--40% comes from board of directors/administration, 31% from elected officials, and 21% from pressure groups--only 4% of challenges come from library patrons and parents. We believe in your freedom to make decisions about what to consume for yourself and your family, not pressure groups.

10/07/2026

10/05/2026

Our candidate forums continue this week, featuring Jackson Town Council candidates WED, OCT 7, and Teton County Sheriff & Coroner candidates THUR, OCT 8. Both forums are at 6PM in the Ordway Auditorium. Get more information and see videos from last week's County Commissioner and School/Conservation/Hospital Board forums here: https://ow.ly/J1R550ZUJkc

10/02/2026

Join Off Square Theatre and Teton County Library Foundation & Friends SAT, OCT 10, in the Center Theater for a free staged reading of Ray Bradbury’s play adaptation of his 1953 dystopian novel "Fahrenheit 451.," a work that continues to resonate in a world shaped by censorship, rapidly changing technology, and artificial intelligence. This special presentation falls on the closing of Banned Books week and coincides with Let Freedom Read Day, the week’s designated day of action against censorship. Featuring a cast of local artists, teachers, librarians, and youth under the direction of award-winning Wyoming director Anne Mason, this free production promises to be the hottest show in town! Get free tickets here: https://ow.ly/t8s850ZU9l0

09/29/2026

Do you prefer reading with your ears? Use your TCL card to get your audiobooks free from the Library! September is Library Card Sign Up Month, get or renew your TCL card, and start listening for free!