Week Calendar

Community members, educators, and local leaders are invited to come together in support of student expression and thoughtful dialogue at the Third Annual Social Justice Read-In: an afternoon of student voices, creativity, and courage.

Cats are fascinating, complex companions—but their behavior can sometimes feel mysterious or misunderstood. 

*Attention all book lovers!* The Livingston Public Library invites you to join us for “Thrilling Tales”, our first in-person book club since the pandemic.

Legendary master of screen tension Alfred Hitchcock (1899-1980), shocked, thrilled, amused, and delighted moviegoers and TV viewers throughout his half-century directing career.

Retirement can feel complex and unpredictable, often leaving people overwhelmed or uncertain. It brings a mix of excitement and anxiety—and involves some of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make.

National Library Week is April 19-25 and we are so excited to welcome you to the Library! The theme for this year is “Find Your Joy”.

After the immense success of the past 2 years, the Livingston Public Library invites you to participate in our 2026 Seed Library.

Children in Grade 2-3 will be introduced to basic coding concepts through off-screen and on-screen activities. 

Sponsored by the Friends of the Livingston Library

Join Melanie Mannarino, author of The (Almost) Zero-Waste Guide, for an eye-opening look at what really happens after we put things “out for recycling.” 

Look up the word iconoclast, and you might expect to find Marcel Duchamp staring back at you. Few artists so radically challenged the assumptions of what art could be—or who could define it.