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TFPL News & Events - April 2026Don't forget, the Library is always open online!
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April at the Twin Falls Public Library is full of ways to learn, connect, and have fun together. This month, we’re continuing our Civics in Six series as we approach America 250, welcoming the League of Women Voters for a program on voting in the May primary. You’ll also find plenty of returning favorites on the calendar, including Dungeons & Dragons, Open Mic Night, Classic Movie Night, Game Night at TFPL, tech classes, genealogy, book clubs, storytimes, and movie matinees.Please note that the library building will be closed April 20 through April 25 for recarpeting, but that does not mean library service stops! During that week, holds will still be available through curbside pickup and home delivery, bookmobile service will continue, you can still return items to our bookdrops, and we’ll still be out in the community for a special Storytime at the Faulkner Planetarium. Keep reading for more information and check out our online calendar at tfpl.org/calendar for more information on all our upcoming events.
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If you’re looking for something to do with your little ones during the week of our construction closure, you are in luck! We’re bringing you another Stories Under the Stars at the Faulkner Planetarium! Join us at the Faulkner Planetarium on Wednesday, April 22nd at 6pm for two of our favorite picture books celebrating springtime. The books will be projected over the planetarium screen, giving you a special opportunity to interact with the artwork as you and your little ones listen to the stories. Afterward, you’ll be treated to a tour through the night sky. We hope to see you there!
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Visit the Twin Falls Public Library on April 9th at 6:30 PM for our monthly Open Mic Night! Come and enjoy a night of short stories & poetry. Participants are invited to share their own writings or some favorite pieces by other authors, or just come to listen! Sign-up is first come, first to read. 5 minute time limit per reading (multiple readings are allowed, depending on time). Check with a librarian for more information. We continue our Civics in Six programs with the League of Women Voters! Join us on April 18th at 1:00 PM to learn Why & How to Vote in the May Primary Election. People who love Idaho will VOTE in the May 19th Primary Election. The President and state Treasurer of the League of Women Voters of Idaho will help you register to vote, show you what's on your ballot, and answer your voting questions. Keep an eye out for more upcoming events with special guest speakers!
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The TFPL Outreach Department can bring the library to you! This month is a great time to visit the Bookmobile and sign up for LIbrary Delivery Service. The Bookmobile is a small library on wheels; offering library card registration, checkout and holds pickup. Click here to see our weekly stops. Or, get library books delivered right to your door! Library Delivery service is free. Library materials and/or returns service is available within the city limits of Twin Falls. Call (208) 733-2964 extension 511 to sign up for service or visit https://tfpl.org/library-delivery/ for more details.
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Curious about the way things used to look? Check out the TFPL Historical Photo database for access to thousands of pictures capturing the history of Twin Falls and the Magic Valley, from photographers like Clarence Bisbee and Harald Gerber.
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For a look at all types of young adult fiction and nonfiction – imagining different realities, getting to know ourselves, understanding the world - subscribe to our monthly newsletter, Teen Scene. Coming of age books for those experiencing it first-hand and those who remember what it was like.
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Get a copy of our newest monthly guide to great reading, BOOKLIST READER! Here’s the link to the latest e-issue, or grab a physical copy next time you’re in the Library.
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Help us kick off Summer Reading 2026! Do you have a special skill to share with others? A special talent or trick you'd like to teach to the community? Help kick off the Twin Falls Public Library’s Summer Reading Program - Plant A Seed, Read! - on June 5th, from 5–7 PM at our How-To Fair! We’re looking for people like you to demonstrate a short skill, activity, or “life hack” in about 5–15 minutes. Whether you can teach a quick sewing stitch, tie a tie, perform a simple card trick, patch a hole in the wall, show some basic self-defense, change a tire, or anything else, we’d love to have you share your know-how!
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Twin Falls Public Library201 4th Ave E Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 208-733-2964
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