Seward Community Library & Museum

06/02/2026

This , we celebrate the rich history and culture
within Caribbean American communities. Explore 's "Social Issues,
"Trending Now” and “Books and Authors" Suggested Topics to find authors, books,
people, and more. Log in to Suggested Topics with your library card: [insert link to your
library login or e-resource page]. You can also find related stories right here at [insert
library name].
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06/01/2026

Bake your way back to the Jurassic era! Taste test these dino-mite cookies for
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05/29/2026

Grow your garden one page at a time! Get composting with these gardening books https://www.newsbank.com/

05/29/2026

Congratulations to the Seward Community Library & Museum on their 2026 Collections Management Grant!

The Seward Museum will purchase three mannequins and one display case that will highlight objects from its permanent collection on three topics in Seward's history: Sports, World War II, and the Red Light District.

Thank you to Rasmuson Foundation for supporting museums and cultural centers as they care for the important history, culture, and art in their collections.

05/28/2026

Check out our Press Release about the Summer Reading Program on the The Seward Folly !

May 21, 2026, Seward Folly Press release from the Seward Community Library & Museum The Seward Community Library & Museum invites children, teens, and adults to sign up for this year’s Summer Reading Program, “Plant a Seed, Read!”, running May 21 through August 12, 2026. Participants are encou...

05/27/2026

Look what's happening at our Community Library and Museum in June!

05/25/2026

We are closed for , but ’s resources are available remotely 24 hours, 7 days a week. Find the information you need most from the comfort of home all through the holiday with your library card https://www.cityofseward.us/departments/library-museum

05/24/2026

is the gateway…but Japan’s bookshelf goes much deeper. Born in 1902, is considered a giant of Japanese mystery fiction. Here are a few must-read Japanese authors to try out (including Yokomizo) to help diversity your reading list https://www.newsbank.com/public .

05/24/2026

From dots and dashes to DMs — communication has come a long way! in 1844, sent the first long-distance telegraph message, "What hath God wrought?" Learn more about the invention and its history here https://www.newsbank.com/public

05/23/2026