SAN BERNARDINO, CA— There’s something new to discover at your local library. The San Bernardino County Library (SBCL) invites residents of all ages to learn, explore, connect and create during Session 4, now underway at library branches throughout the county. Through September 27, residents can take part in a wide variety of free programs, activities and learning opportunities for children, teens, adults and families.
From storytimes and early literacy activities for young learners to line dancing, astronomy programs and crossword activities for adults, Session 4 offers something for nearly every age and interest. Each program is designed to give residents an opportunity to discover a new skill or hobby, spend time with family and friends, meet others in their community and experience more of what their local library has to offer.
“Libraries are more than places to find great books,” said Library Programs Coordinator Elizabeth Williams. “Our branches are gathering places where people can learn, participate, build connections and have fun. Session 4 is a great opportunity for residents to explore everything their local library has to offer.”
Programs and schedules vary by branch and may include educational and recreational activities, cultural experiences, technology opportunities, literacy programs and activities the whole family can enjoy.
With 32 branches serving communities across San Bernardino County, residents have plenty of opportunities to find a program that sparks their interest.
“Whether you’re looking for a fun activity with the kids, an opportunity to meet your neighbors or simply a chance to try something new, your local library has a place for you,” Williams said.
Residents can view upcoming programs, dates and times by visiting Session Programs and Events – Library and selecting their local branch.
For more information about the San Bernardino County Library system, visit library.sbcounty.gov, call 909-387-2220 or follow us on Facebook or Instagram.
