November at the UH Branch Library is packed with cozy reads and family-friendly events. Highlights include fall soup demos, Maker Monday crafts, City Ballet’s Book and a Ballerina, Piñata Science, ArtQuest with MCASD, and a coil pots craft for Native American Heritage Month. The branch is also an official mail ballot drop-off location through Tuesday, November 4.

The Friends of the University Heights Library share exciting updates and gratitude as Secretary Abi embarks on a new adventure. The group is now seeking a new Secretary to help support events, meetings, and literacy initiatives. November also brings the Friends’ popular book sale—where proceeds fund local libraries—and a reminder to join for just $10 a year.

The Friends of the UH Library share fall events and invite neighbors to join in supporting literacy, library programs, and community connection.

The UH Branch Library hosts fall programs including author talks, banned books trivia, and Filipino American History Month poetry readings.

The UH Branch Library celebrates card sign-up month with events and programs, from storytime to workshops, throughout September.

The Friends of the UH Library welcome Abigail Bethea as their new Secretary, bringing fresh energy and passion to the community group.

UH Branch Library’s Youth Services program offers tutoring, storytime, and activities to support local students and families.

UH Library offers programs, events, and ways to support literacy this spring.

UH News produced a special section in our July 2021 issue looking at the past, present, and future of our “small, but mighty” UH Branch Library. This section covered the origins and history of our UH library, the current situation, and some thought provoking ideas for updating it to meet the needs of our growing community.