Upcoming Events
@Troup-Harris Regional Library!

PINES Annual Survey

Please take a minute to give us your feedback about PINES.  Click here to complete the survey

Grow Where You Are Planted Gardening Workshop
We are so excited to have Ashley Frasca from Green & Growing on 95.5 WSB Radio at Harris County Public Library for a virtual webinar continuing our spring gardening series!  You will learn gardening techniques and have a Q&A session, so have your gardening question ready! 
Harris County Public Library
April 27, 11 am

Annual Meeting

Friends of LaGrange Library are gearing for the spring membership drive with renewal letters going out the first week of April and new members welcome at any time. https://thrl.org/friends-of-the-lagrange-memorial-library/

The Friends Annual Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 20th, at Del'avant with business meeting at 6:15 and program starting at 6:30.  Speaker will be historian and author Carolyn Curry, wife of retired GA Tech football coach Bill Curry.  She will discuss her books, Sudden Death (a mystery) and The Life of Ella Gertrude Clanton Thomas, an award winning biography of a Georgia woman. 

Home Learners' Bird Nest STEM

Learn about different birds nest and eggs with our special guest Kay Barlow.   View & Explore! We will try making our own nests with materials we find outside!  

Hogansville Public Library - Thursday April 20, 1 pm
LaGrange Memorial Library - Friday April 21, 11 am

Home Learners' Book Club
April 14th 1 - 2:30 pm LaGrange Memorial Library

Activities based on the Book Wicked Will: A Mystery of Young William Shakespeare by Bailey MacDonald.  Upper elementary students welcome.

That's not all! Take a look at this month's event calendar here!

Now Lending Technology
The library is now offering Chromebooks and Launchpad educational tablets for checkout.  Launchpad tablets are designed for children ages 3-10 and contain preloaded educational games in the areas of STEAM, Early Literacy, Science, Critical Thinking, and more. Checkout a Chromebook to take home to do school work, look for a job, work on your small business, or explore other interests.  

This project was assisted through a grant from the Georgia Public Library Service with federal pandemic funding from the State of Georgia Governor's Office.