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https://cdalibrary.substack.com/ The Coeur d’Alene Public Library is committed to excellent in library services. III. XII.

Dedicated to lifelong learning, the library provides free and equal access to a full range of historical, intellectual, and cultural resources. The Library offers events and programs for all ages from Story Times to online book recommendation services and everything in between. Our staff is well-trained in finding the information you need, whether in our catalog or online. We also provide outreach to daycares and retirement homes. Coeur d’Alene Public Library uses this page to maintain a welcoming online presence where the public can learn about, share, find out about library events, and discuss library-related topics with staff and other users. The public may post public comments to library social media. The library respects diverse viewpoints and encourages thoughtful discussion. The library is not responsible for the content of public comments. In accordance with the City of Coeur d’Alene’s Social Media Policy Public Use Guidelines, the library reserves the right to remove:

I. Advertising or promotional announcements
II. Uses for the purpose of assisting a campaign for election of a person to an office or for the promotion of or opposition to a ballot proposition. Such a use of City Social Media is specifically prohibited by this Policy. Profane language or content;
IV. Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation;
V. Sexual content or links to sexual content;
VI. Solicitations of commerce;
VII. Conduct or encouragement of illegal activity;
VIII. Content that is not relevant to the city of Coeur d’Alene;
IX. Attacks on individual character
X. Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems; or
XI. Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party. Content that violates the privacy policies or terms of use of the specific social media platform being used.

Ghost Mossariums (Ages 13+)– Saturday, October 31 (11 am) Capture the spirit of the season in a bottle and join us for a...
10/25/2026

Ghost Mossariums (Ages 13+)– Saturday, October 31 (11 am)

Capture the spirit of the season in a bottle and join us for a creative hands-on workshop where you will design a miniature haunted mossarium (a terrarium containing moss). You will use polymer clay to sculpt a small ghost or other creature to inhabit your mossarium, then using live moss to turn your jar into a mini self-sustaining ecosystem! All materials will be provided, but participants are welcome to bring a small jar to use.

Stop by and explore our Library of Things! The Library has a growing range of non-traditional items for check out. From ...
10/24/2026

Stop by and explore our Library of Things! The Library has a growing range of non-traditional items for check out. From crafting tools to musical instruments, board games to electronic equipment, come and select the right thing for the job or the thing you always wanted to try out. You can browse the current collection on the catalog: cdalibrary.org. Sign into your account to place holds.

Idaho Battle of the Books® Book ClubIt’s like sports, but with books! Participate in a fun statewide reading experience ...
10/24/2026

Idaho Battle of the Books® Book Club
It’s like sports, but with books! Participate in a fun statewide reading experience by joining a team at the Coeur d’Alene Library. IBOB is a program that brings booklovers together to compete in book-themed trivia competitions that focus on quality literature, comprehension, and teamwork. Registration is required, along with a commitment to join a 4-person team, read at least 4 of the 16 IBOB curated book titles, and attend 1pm book club meetings on the 1st Saturday of each month from November through February. Participants will be expected to attend our library’s competition in March, with the possibility of moving on to district or regional competitions where they’ll battle kids from other libraries and schools.

10/23/2026

Today was our AUTUMN STORYFEST!!! Each year the Wastewater Department grows a crop of pumpkins with their special Coeur d'Green Compost and they let Coeur d'Alene Public Library give them all away! Thank you so much to the City of Coeur d'Alene's Wastewater Department!! We appreciate you!! # City of Coeur d'Alene, Government

Fraud Awareness & Smart Money for Adults   Fraud Awareness (Ages 16+)– Thursday, October 29 (10 am) -Join Global Credit ...
10/23/2026

Fraud Awareness & Smart Money for Adults

Fraud Awareness (Ages 16+)– Thursday, October 29 (10 am) -Join Global Credit Union to learn how to protect yourself from financial loss and stress in today’s digital landscape. Explore common types of fraud like phishing & skimming and learn how scammers constantly adapt to prevention measures. Gain insights about credit monitoring, the BBB Scam Tracker, online account security, and steps to take if you fall victim to fraud. Attendees will receive handouts and have the opportunity to ask questions. Find us in the Gozzer Room.

Smart Money (Ages 16+)- Thursday, October 29 (5 pm) - Join Global Credit Union for an adult financial literacy class focusing on intermediate topics such as budget basics, establishing good savings habits, understanding your credit report and the cost of credit, retirement investing, and more! Find us in the Gozzer Room.

Winter Birds of Tubbs Hill (Ages 14+) - Saturday, November 7 (8-11 am)Join Coeur d’Alene Audubon Society for a winter mo...
10/22/2026

Winter Birds of Tubbs Hill (Ages 14+) - Saturday, November 7 (8-11 am)

Join Coeur d’Alene Audubon Society for a winter morning walk around Tubbs Hill in search of the birds that visit this scenic area during the colder months. We’ll explore the trails all over the hill, watching for winter residents, waterfowl, and perhaps a few unexpected visitors. All birding experience levels are welcome; come enjoy a morning outdoors, sharpen your identification skills, and see what we can find together! We will meet at the 10th street parking lot on the east side of Tubbs Hill at 8 am sharp. We’ll maintain a leisurely pace with plenty of stops for birding, but Tubbs Hill includes some steep, uneven sections and hills that require moderate exertion.

Here’s what’s next on the calendar.

Join us for upcoming field trips, chapter activities and volunteer opportunities throughout North Idaho.

View full details and the latest updates at https://www.cdaaudubon.org/events

Sensory Storytime (Ages 3-8) - Wednesdays, October 28, and November 25 (10 am) REGISTRATION REQUIRED: cdalibrary.libcal....
10/22/2026

Sensory Storytime (Ages 3-8) - Wednesdays, October 28, and November 25 (10 am)

REGISTRATION REQUIRED: cdalibrary.libcal.com/calendar/events/sensory26

Join us for a monthly storytime that’s designed for children with sensory and adaptive needs, and their caregivers. Welcoming to neurodivergence and disability, Sensory Storytime features a consistent visual schedule, announced transitions, low lighting, decreased distractions, and a small attendance capacity. We will enjoy stories, music, movement, play, and sensory activities that are typically at a preschool level. Noise-blocking headphones, weighted stuffed animals, and other sensory tools will also be available. Storytime will be followed by a variety of sensory activity stations.

What to expect during this story time: Attendees do not need to sit during the program. Children can feel free to stand or move around during the program as long as they are safe for themselves and others. Children can participate with their voices in any way they like to, and enjoy other activities of their choosing while listening to our stories. Attendees are welcome to arrive late, leave early, and leave the Storytime Room any time they need a break. The same visual schedule will be used each month, so participants will know what to expect. If you would like a copy of the visual schedule ahead of time or if you have any questions, please email [email protected]. Space is limited to 10 participants, so online registration is required.

Check out our programs for the week, we hope to see you soon!Regular font= Children's programmingBold font= Adult/All-ag...
10/19/2026

Check out our programs for the week, we hope to see you soon!
Regular font= Children's programming
Bold font= Adult/All-ages Programming
Italic font= Teen Programming

TGIF Club (Ages 12-19) - Fridays, September 4, 11, 18, October 9, 16, 23, 30, & November 6, 13, 20 (4-5:30pm) Play games...
10/19/2026

TGIF Club (Ages 12-19) - Fridays, September 4, 11, 18, October 9, 16, 23, 30, & November 6, 13, 20 (4-5:30pm)

Play games, make art, make friends! Meets most Fridays in the Teen Zone.

Once a month, we also have a TGIF Special that includes special supplies and activities. Here’s our plans for this fall:
October 30 – Quacky Cosplay Contest
Use paint, air-dry clay, felt, and your imagination to duck-orate a rubber duck. If your duck is the most “quack-tastic”, you could win a prize!

November 20 – Giant Games (in the Community Room)
Celebrate International Games Month by playing giant games (like Giant Throw Throw Burrito, Giant Uno, and Giant Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza) together!

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702 E Front Avenue
Coeur D'alene, ID
83814

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