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Keep the Learning Alive with Summer Reading Programs at Marin Libraries

Kids Reading Challenge

It's hard to believe that the school year is nearly over. You can keep the learning—and fun—alive this summer by participating in your local Marin library's summer reading program. Check each library's website for summer reading events, both virtual and in-person.

Belvedere Tiburon Library

Belevedere Tiburon Library's summer reading program runs from June through August and features a new freebies each week as well as fun events, performances, and book recommendations all summer. Learn more here.

Larkspur Library

Play summer reading bingo with the Larkspur Library's summer reading bingo program, and win fabulous prizes! The program runs from June 1–August 2, and kids, teens, and adults can participate. Learn more here.

Marin County Free Library

Keep reading with Marin County Free Library's Summer 2025 programs for kids of all ages. Visit your local MCFL branch for fun and educational summer reading events and recommendations for great summer reads. Learn more on their website.

Mill Valley Library

At the Mill Valley Library, kids can join in on the summer reading program. Pick up a reading log from the library and a book of your choice and get started. In addition, there will be events for kids and teens Monday–Thursday, some of which require advance registration, as well as Wednesday on Stage shows in the outdoor amphitheater. Registration begins June 9 and reading logs will be available June 13. Learn more on their website.

San Anselmo Library

Sign up for the San Anselmo Library's summer reading program at the library reference desk starting June 1. Learn more here.

Sausalito Library

Join Sausalito Library each week this summer for a reading program filled with magic, art, storytelling and more. Starting June 1, pick up a book and journey board at the library. Summer Reading Program events are free but advance registration is required or recommended for some classes and programs. Learn more here.

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