Listening Project Spotlight: 
When Al met Sally...
Sally (Norheim) Dywer met Al Dwyer up on Alaska’s North Slope during the wild and woolly Alaska Pipeline days. They tell stories of what it was like to work and play under rugged conditions, and how their romance began. Click here to listen.
Invasion of the afterschoolers presents... Monsters!
Monster Pop-up cards - Tue. Feb. 9 @ 3:30pm
Call now to sign up. Open to kids 6 and older.
Celebrate Elizabeth Peratrovich Day
For the rights of all: Ending Jim Crow in Alaska
Thursday, Feb 11 @ 7pm
An engaging documentary film that traces the inspiring story of the state’s civil rights movement. Blending documentary and drama, it tells the story of Alaskan Native community members and leaders who refused to let unequal laws stand without challenge. The film pays homage to one of the movement’s most remarkable figures, Tlingit activist Elizabeth Peratrovich, whose eloquent defense of justice helped change history. (2009, 57 minutes).
Fly Tying
Feb. 25 - April 8, every Thursday from 7-9 pm
Tie a fly a week & learn six different patterns. Open to middle & high school students. Call the library at 772-3349 to register.
Writer Laureate Search
The Friends of Petersburg's Libraries are seeking a 2010 Writer Laureate. This year writers of poetry, fiction and non-fiction are invited to apply by April 3. Click here for the application.
Homegrown Short Film Contest
Deadline for applications is March 26
Submit your short films today! Click here for contest rules.
Pick. Click. Give
The Friends of Petersburg's Libraries are registered with the 2010 PFD Charitable Contributions Program. Click the link below to learn more about the program and how you can give part or all of your PFD to the Friends of the Library. PICK, CLICK, GIVE
Click here for a complete list of upcoming events & classes at the library.