During the second week of June, patrons will learn all about the HP DesignJet Large Format Pritner in the Reserve Library MakerSpace. This printer is ideal for creating high quality posters and banners up to 44 inches wide!

Fishing is fun, but have you ever tried it on dry land? Come hone your casting skills or get introduced to fishing basics with Backyard Bass. We're setting out "ponds" of plastic fish and boy are they biting!

Visit the Reserve Branch every Wednesday at 10 AM to enjoy low-impact fitness activities.

If you want to stimulate your young one’s mind, join Ms. Trina for our weekly program at the LaPlace Branch of the Norris J. Millet, Sr. Library.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) helps families by providing nutrition education, breastfeeding support, healthy foods, and referrals to healthcare and other community services.

Have fun creating your own Pet Jungle Habitat for your favorite animals. They’ll love coloring in the jungle scene, adding animals, and writing fun facts about their new jungle along. Each attendee will receive a paper adoption certificate.

Have fun creating your own Pet Jungle Habitat for your favorite animals. They’ll love coloring in the jungle scene, adding animals, and writing fun facts about their new jungle along. Each attendee will receive a paper adoption certificate.

During the second week of June, patrons will learn all about the HP DesignJet Large Format Pritner in the Reserve Library MakerSpace. This printer is ideal for creating high quality posters and banners up to 44 inches wide!

This class is for English speakers beginning their journey into the Spanish language spoken in Latin America. In this class, we will use a library resource to follow lessons on basic vocabulary and phrases.

In partnership with New Orleans-based The New Neighbor Project, the St. John the Baptist Parish Library hosts English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for adult patrons.  Call coordinator Carolyn Mendoza at (985) 652-6857 ext.

Hurricane season is upon us and we'd better be ready for "the next one" coming our way. What can I do to protect my house? Which supplies and how much should I bring if I need to evacuate?