Adventure begins at Wake County libraries this summer

Families won’t have to journey any farther than the local library for an amazing adventure this summer. Wake County Public Libraries’ Summer @ the Library program kicks off June 15 and runs through Aug. 17.

“We’re excited to provide a fun, educational and accessible way for our community to stay connected and enjoy our libraries’ many resources,” said Wake County Commissioner Tara Waters. “Join us in making this summer unforgettable by participating in the program and exploring all that Wake County Public Libraries has to offer.”

Taking part in Summer @ the Library has never been easier. Simply head over to any Wake County Public Libraries location to be entered for a chance to win prize packs and books to keep. Each person can enter once per day.

Participants can also complete an age-based Adventure Log to win some cool vinyl stickers to show their love for libraries on laptops, water bottles or cars

Kids ages 0-5; grades K-5
Each activity completed on the log equals a mark on the map. Make it to the X to earn a prize sticker.

Teens Grades 6-12
Take on the challenge by filling in the nine stars on the log with acts of kindness and self-care. Once completed, return the log to the library to collect a sticker.

Adults
Read or listen to two books, add those titles to the summer reading log, then stop by the local library to grab a sticker.

While there, pick up a few of our librarians’ recommended reads. They have suggestions lined up for young children, school-aged kids, teens and adults. View the lists online at wake.gov/summer-library to plan picks in advance.

Summer @ the Library wouldn’t be the same without an extensive list of exciting events for the whole family. Pop in for special performances, storytimes, movies, activities and crafts all summer long. Find out what’s happening when on the event calendar .

Learn more about Summer @ the Library at wake.gov/summer-library.

Find the closest library at wake.gov/libraries/locations .

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