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Families & Jammies (All Ages)
6:30-7 PM, THU     Feb. 29, May 9
Put on your pajamas and drop in for stories, songs and activities for the family. 
Program Room

Baby Bears Storytime (Ages 2 & Under)
10-10:30 AM,  FRI     March 1, March 15, April 5, April 19, May 3, May 17
Drop in for short stories, songs, lap bounces and playtime with other little ones.
Program Room

Peep Dioramas (All Ages)
All Day,     March 1-March 28
Get creative with marshmallow Peeps to construct a book-themed scene. Submit dioramas to the library March 1-28. Entries displayed on the picture book window ledge until April 5. Library staff will award a “Peeple’s Choice” prize per age group. Guidelines and entry forms at the children’s desk.

Preschool Pages (Ages 3.5-5)
10-10:30 AM, TUE     March 5, March 12, March 19, April 2, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 30, May 7, May 14, May 21 (No storytime: Mar. 26)
Stories, rhymes, and activities for preschoolers to help prepare them for kindergarten. Shelby Township residents may register online one week in advance for each class. Registration required: here.
Program Room

Toddler Tales (Ages 2-3.5)
10-10:30 AM & 11-11:30 AM, WED     March 6, March 13, March 20, April 3, April 10, April 17, April 24, May 1, May 8, May 15, May 22 (No storytime: March 27)
Stories, songs, rhymes, and activities for toddlers and their caregivers. Shelby Township residents may register online one week in advance for each class. Registration required: here. 
Program Room

Paws to Read (Grades K & Up)
9:30-11:30 AM, SAT     March 23, April 27, May 11
Develop reading skills with a supportive friend who won't judge or interrupt. Children and their caregivers can check in at the children's desk to take turns reading to a certified therapy dog with its handler. Bring a book from home or choose one in the library.

Program Room

Where’s Waldo in the Library? (All Ages)
All Day,     March 25-March 28
Waldo and friends escaped their books and are hiding in the library. Locate them all to earn a reward.
Children’s Area

D.I.Y. Yarn Wrapped Rainbows (Grades PreK-5)
10-11:30 AM, TUE     March 26
Stop by to create a rainbow by wrapping rainbow-colored yarn on cardstock, while
supplies last.
Legacy Room

Homeschool Meet-Up (Grades 1-6)
1:30-2:30 PM, THU     March 28, April 25, May 23
Meet other homeschoolers in your community and enjoy a variety of activities together.
Program Room

Space Craft Hour (All Ages)
1:30-2:30 PM, SAT     April 6
All ages can join for space-themed crafts to celebrate the upcoming solar eclipse.
Legacy Room

Smart Money Storytime (All Ages)
6:30-7 PM, THU     April 11
Discover money management through stories and activities. Families take home a Smart Money MI Kids Read book, while supplies last. Sponsored by Genisys Credit Union.
Program Room

Life with Apraxia of Speech (All Ages)
1:30 PM, SAT     April 13
Author Jordan Christian LeVan returns to read from his “Jordan’s World” books about growing up with apraxia of speech. Follow his journey of self-acceptance,  determination, and disability pride. Jordan will also host a book signing and offer words of encouragement to kids facing challenges.
Legacy Room

Free Comic Book Day (All Ages)
All Day, SAT     May 4
Comic book enthusiasts of all ages can stop by to grab a free comic book courtesy of Bring Your Old Books, while supplies last. Comic book drawing and coloring materials will be provided. Dressing up as a comic book character enters you for a chance to win a raffle prize.
Program Room

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Take the Mission: Read challenge

Mission: Read challenges students in grades K-3 to read for 1,000 days before grade 6. A thousand days sounds like a lot, but Mission: Read makes it fun.

Readers sign up at shelbytwplib.beanstack.org to log whatever they want to read for as long as they wish. Before logging on, readers should ask, "did I read today?" If the answer is, "yes" then whatever they read counts towards their 1,000 days.

When you complete your mission, report back to a librarian, and we'll have an out-of-this-world reward for you.

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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

Set a goal to read 1,000 books to your little ones before they start kindergarten as you start reading with your children the day they are born.

Reading together is enjoyable and builds language skills children need before they go to school. Track your progress after you sign up at shelbytwplib.beanstack.org. Earn digital badges as every book you read together counts every time you read it.

Children receive a sticker for every 100 books they read and a free book and tote bag when they finish 1,000 books. Show a librarian your digital badges to earn the prizes. Our partnership with the Kiwanis Club of Utica and Shelby Township funds this program.

The Shelby Township Library has a lot to offer teenagers. We have movies, magazines, books, and more. Check out the teen section of our library.

Download the latest program newsletter.

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Afterschool Teen Hangout (Grades 7-12)
3-4:30 PM, WED     March 6, March 13, March 20, April 3, April 10, April 17, April 24, May 1, May 8, May 15, May 22, May 29 (No hangout: March 27)
Drop by after school to play games of all kinds including board games, party games, TTRPGs and more. We’ll show you how to play. 

Legacy Room

Teen Advisory Board (Grades 7-12)
6-7:30 PM, THU     March 14, April 4, May 2 
Help plan events at the library for the teens in our community. Earn service hours for attending the meetings. Teens can fill out a TAB application, found at the information desks in the library or above, and return it to a librarian.
Legacy Room

Teen Book Club (Grades 7-12)
3-4:30 PM, SAT     March 16, April 20, May 18
Come hang out, talk about the book, enjoy a themed activity and compete for prizes during book trivia.  Free copies of the book will be available for pick up before each month’s meeting, while supplies last. 
Program Room

• March 16: "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green

• April 20: "Me (Moth)" by Amber McBride

• May 18: "Once Upon a K-Prom" by Kat Cho

Tween & Teen Study Break (Grades 5-12)
6:30-7:30 PM, THU     March 21
Relax with stress-relieving therapy dogs and calming crafts, taking a break from homework and everyday life.
Legacy Room

Teen Night Percy Jackson Escape Room (Grades 7-12)
6-7:30 PM, FRI     March 22
Collaborate with others, utilizing your knowledge of the Percy Jackson books and Greek mythology, to solve puzzles and escape the Minotaur’s labyrinth. Registration starts March 8 here.
Legacy Room

Tween Poetry for Snakes (Ages 8-12)
6:30-7:30 PM, THU     April 18
Celebrate Poetry Month with snakes from the Burgess-Shadbush Nature Center! Observe them up close, learn facts, and then write and share a poem about our scaly pals. Registration starts April 4 here.
Program Room

Teen Night: Poetry Slam (Grades 7-12)
6-8 PM, FRI     April 26
Join us for a Teen Poetry Open-Mic and Slam, celebrating Poetry Month at the library. We’ll kick off the evening with an introduction by Poet Laureate of Michigan, Nandi Comer. The slam is limited to teens in grades 7-12, but parents and family members are welcome to attend. A panel of judges will score two rounds of poetry
performances, with winners receiving Amazon gift cards. Check the library’s website and calendar for rules and guidelines. Registration opens on April 12 here.

Teen Movie Night: Barbie (Grades 7-12)
6-8 PM, FRI     May 10
Enjoy themed crafts and pizza while watching Barbie, rated PG-13. Costumes are welcome. Registration begins April 26 here.
Legacy Room

Tween & Teen Introduction to Yoga (Grades 5-12)
6:30-7:30 PM, THU     May 16
Learn basic yoga poses with YogaSix studio. All levels welcome. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat or towel. Registration starts May 2 here.
Legacy Room

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Volunteers

The Shelby Township Library volunteer program welcomes teens in grades 7-12 who are under the age of 18. Teens entering 7th grade in the fall are eligible to volunteer during the summer months. Volunteers are scheduled occasionally to assist with special programs for children, teens and adults, and may expect to: set up tables and chairs, help the librarians prepare crafts, assist during programs overseeing an activity, clean and organize toys, and more.

Volunteer opportunities are announced seasonally; and opportunities are limited. To be contacted regarding volunteer opportunities, teens should complete the teen volunteer form and return it to the library. Please note, the library cannot accommodate walk-in volunteers.

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Teen Advisory Board

6-7:30 PM, first Thursday of each month Teens who are looking to be more involved with the library are encouraged to join the library’s Teen Advisory Board. The Teen Advisory Board meets once a month to help the librarian develop events that teens want to see in the library, and suggest book and movie titles to purchase. Teens involved with the library’s Teen Advisory Board are actively engaged in shaping the library into a community space for teens. Teens who are interested in being part of the library’s Teen Advisory Board are encouraged to fill out an application, and return it. After reviewing the application, the librarian will contact applicants and invite them to join the Teen Advisory Board.

TAB Application

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Homework Help

• Access an online tutor, live, every day from noon to midnight through Tutor.com.
• Access test preparation, study materials and college prep resources with Learning Express Library.
• Access online resources for homework help, college preparation, career preparation and more with mel.org.
• Discover resources for research projects with the library’s databases.
• Ask a librarian for help.

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100 Books Before Graduation

 

The 100 Books Before Graduation challenge for teens in grades 7-12 is to finish reading 100 books before graduating high school.

Participants can read or listen to any book they have yet to read, including school reading assignments and graphic novels. Complete the challenge to collect prizes and virtual badges along the way. Reading for fun can result in higher test scores, improved vocabulary and writing skills, increased social skills, reduces stress, and improved emotional health.

After completing 100 Books Before Graduation, participants will be more likely to enjoy a lifelong love of reading. Track your progress with the free “Beanstack” app or sign up at shelbytwplib.beanstack.org.

The Shelby Township Library offers virtual, to-go and in-person library programs to engage the community. For archived programs, view the playlist below for our adult library programs or watch it on the "Shelby TV" YouTube channel.

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Programming

Programs will be hosted in-person at the library unless otherwise stated. 

Download the latest program newsletter.

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Talk and Textile
2-4 PM, 2ND & 4TH TUE     
Drop in and work on your fiber project with other craft enthusiasts. All skill levels welcome and while this is not a class, experienced fiber artists may be able to help beginners. Bring your own supplies. 
Meeting Room

Sensory Movies at the Library: The Bad Guys (PG)
12:30 PM, FRI     March 8
The legacy room will be showcasing popular films with the lights on, volume at a reduced level and subtitles on the large cinema screen. All are welcome to enjoy the film in the way they like: standing up, sitting down, or walking around. Some films may contain photo sensitive moments even with the lights on. Please use proper considerations. 
Legacy Room

Puzzle Exchange
1:30-3:30 PM, SAT     March 9
Finished your winter jigsaw puzzle? Come and swap it for a new one. Drop off jigsaw puzzles between March 1 and March 7. Then come back on March 9 to pick your new puzzles.
Legacy Room

Pysanky Egg Decorating
7 PM, WED     March 13
Learn the history and technique of this Ukrainian Easter tradition. Instructor Cathy Wandrei will lead us through creating our own decorated egg. Registration begins Feb. 24 here.
Legacy Room

Pewabic Tile Painting
7 PM, WED     March 27
Join the Pewabic Pottery Street Team to make a terra cotta tile using your creativity and their instruction. They will kiln-fire the tiles at the Pewabic Pottery headquarters and you can claim them when finished. Registration begins March 9 here.
Legacy Room

Develop a Business Plan
7 PM, WED     April 10
Participants will learn the eight parts of a business plan and what to consider when writing a business plan. At the end of the workshop, business owners will have a blueprint or first draft of a business plan. 
Meeting Room

Sensory Movies at the Library: Top Gun: Maverick (PG-13)
12:30 PM, FRI     April 12
The legacy room will be showcasing popular films with the lights on, volume at a reduced level and subtitles on the large cinema screen. All are welcome to enjoy the film in the way they like: standing up, sitting down, or walking around. Some films may contain photo sensitive moments even with the lights on. Please use proper considerations.
Legacy Room

Michigan Mysteries
7 PM, WED     April 17
Hundreds of missing persons, aircraft and ships are still missing in the Michigan Region. Join shipwreck hunter and author Ross Richardson in the exploration of the depths of Northern Lake Michigan and learn of the latest efforts to solve some of these baffling enigmas. The latest Great Lake shipwreck discoveries and new technologies will also be explored. 
Legacy Room

Sensory Movies at the Library: Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (PG-13)
12:30 PM, FRI     April 26
The legacy room will be showcasing popular films with the lights on, volume at a reduced level and subtitles on the large cinema screen. All are welcome to enjoy the film in the way they like: standing up, sitting down, or walking around. Some films may contain photo sensitive moments even with the lights on. Please use proper considerations.
Legacy Room

Film Screening: "Double Indemnity" 
1 PM, SAT     April 27
Join us for a special showing of the film "Double Indemnity" (1944), the epitome of the film noir genre, directed by Billy Wilder, starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. Come see the film and then come back May 8 to discuss it with film historian and critic John Monaghan.
Legacy Room

Explore Film Noir through the film "Double Indemnity"
7 PM, WED     May 8
Discover the crime elements Billy Wilder used to make "Double Indemnity" the epitome of film noir, the stylized Hollywood crime drama of the 1940s and 50s. Presented by film historian and critic John Monaghan. (Film screening on April 27).
Legacy Room

Jigsaw Puzzle Competition
1:30 PM, SAT     May 11
Bring a team or come alone to enjoy jigsaw puzzles for fun and prizes. No registration required.
Legacy Room

"Under the Radar Michigan"
7 PM, WED     May 15
Join Tom Daldin and Jim Edelman for an inspiring story of reinvention and discovery. Learn how two regular guys ended up with a popular PBS TV show and book highlighting the cool people, places and things that make Michigan great. They'll share stories from their travels, along with their motivations and methods. Bring your questions, sense of adventure and humor. If you haven't seen "Under the Radar Michigan," check your local PBS station or visit utrmichigan.com for a preview.
Legacy Room

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Afternoon Book Club

The Afternoon Book Club is the oldest library-run book club in Michigan. It meets at 1 p.m. the third Thursday of each month for a lively discussion of the month’s book. Newcomers are always welcome. Location: Meeting Room

2024 Book List:

Jan. 18 - “The Guest List” by Lucy Foley
Feb. 15 - “The Librarianist” by Patrick DeWitt
Mar. 21 - “The Vanishing Half” by Brit Bennett
Apr. 18 - “Someone Else’s Shoes” by Jojo Moyes
May 16 - “The Personal Librarian” by Marie Benedict
June 20 - “Mad Honey” by Jodi Picoult
July 18 - “Beautiful Music” by Michael Zadoorian
Aug. 15 - “I Have Some Questions for You” by Rebecca Makkai
Sept. 19 -  “The River We Remember” by William Kent Krueger
Oct. 17 - “Hang the Moon” by Jeanette Walls
Nov. 21 - “Fever in the Heartland” by Timothy Egan
Dec. 19 - Select Books for 2025
Jan. 16, 2025  - “The Wedding Dress Sewing Circle” by Jennifer L. Ryan

2024 Afternoon Book Club Bookmark

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Evening Book Club

For many, evening is the best time to meet to discuss books, making the Evening Book Club a popular choice. This club meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Newcomers are always welcome. Location: Meeting Room

2024 Book List:

Jan. 9 - “Chevy in the Hole” by Kelsey Ronan
Feb. 13 - “Olga Dies Dreaming” by Xochitl Gonzalez
Mar. 12 - “Larose” by Louise Erdrich
Apr. 9 - “V2” by Robert Harris
May 14 - “Eventide” by Kent Haruf
June 11 - “Klara and the Sun” by Kazuo Ishiguro
July 9 - “Writers and Lovers” by Lily King
Aug. 13 - “Bandit Queens” by Parini Shroff
Sept. 10 - “Harlem Shuffle” by Colson Whitehead
Oct. 8 - “The Wager” by David Grann
Nov. 12 - “Project Hail Mary” by Andy Weir
Dec. 10 - “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone” by Lori Gottlieb
Jan. 14, 2025 - “Homecoming” by Kate Morton

2024 Evening Book Club Bookmark

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Mystery Book Club

Love a good mystery? After you read a mystery do you love to talk about who did it, and how the case was solved. Join the Mystery Book Club at 10:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month as they discuss a mystery book together. Newcomers are always welcome. Location: Meeting Room

2024 Book List:

Jan. 13 - “The Lioness” by Chris Bohjalian
Feb. 10 - “The Killing Hour” by Lisa Gardner
Mar. 9 - “A Kind Worth Killing” by Peter Swanson
Apr.  13  - “The Fire Keepers Daughter” by Angeline Boulley
May 11 - “The Wager” by David Grann
June 8 - “The Murder House” by James Patterson
July 13 - “All the Sinners Bleed” by S.A. Crosby
Aug. 10 - “The River We Remember” by William Kent Krueger
Sept. 14 - “Better the Blood” by Michael Bennett
Oct. 12 - “Don’t Let Go” by Harlan Coben
Nov.  9 - “The Maid” by Nita Prose
Dec.  14 - “Prior Bad Acts” by Tami Hoag

2024 Mystery Club Bookmark

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Not Your Parents' Book Club

Organized by librarians from the Shelby Township Library, we’ll gather at 7 p.m. on the last Tuesday of the month to discuss edgy, interesting, or offbeat books over an adult beverage or a tasty treat. This club meets at Steakhouse 22 at 48900 Van Dyke Ave.

2024 Book List:

Jan. 30 - “The Orphan Master’s Son” by Adam Johnson
Feb. 27 - “The Violin Conspiracy” by Brendan Slocum
Mar. 26 - “Ask Again Yes” by Mary Beth Keane
Apr. 30 - “Four Treasures of the Sky” by Jenny Zhang
May 28 - “The Princess Spy” by Larry Loftis
June 25 - “West With Giraffes” by Linda Rutledge
July 30 - “A Woman is No Man” by Etaf Rum
Aug. 27 - “100 Years of Solitude” by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Sep. 24 - “Maus: A Survivor’s Tale” by Art Spiegelman
Oct. 29 - “The Collected Regrets of Clover” by Mikki Brammer
Nov. 26 - “The Crane Husband” by Kelly Barnhill and read aloud “The Crane Wife” by Sumiko Yagawa and Katherine Paterson

2024 Not Your Parents Book Club Bookmark

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Shelby Writers' Group

The Shelby Writers' Group is a warm, friendly, professional and fun place for adults to discuss writing and gain invaluable input.

The members are dedicated to improving their craft and helping other aspiring writers attain their goals.

The Writers' Group meets at 6:30 on Thursdays.

 

Find the latest library newsletter here.

Tech Support at the Shelby Township Library
9:30-11 AM, MON     March 11, March 25, April 8, April 22, May 6, May 13, May 20
The tech librarian is available for questions during this time. The program is first come, first-served. Bring your devices and questions and we will work together for a solution. Popular topics include setting up digital services, care for devices, and help with Microsoft Office.
Proctor Room

Tech Talks
1 PM, TUE     March 12, March 19, March 26, April 2, April 9, April 16, April 30
Bring your curiosity as our tech librarian covers popular topics in the technology world on Tuesdays at 1 PM. These classes are perfect for beginners and those wanting to learn a little more. All learners are welcome. 
Technology Lab

• Mar. 12 - Learn the Computer with Google Travel
• Mar. 19 - Using eBay and Facebook Marketplace
• Mar. 26 - Exploring Ancestry.com 
• April 2 - Spring Cleaning your devices
• April 9 - Understanding the Apple Watch device
• April 16 - Understanding Artificial Intelligence (How did we get
  here and where are we going)
• April 30 - Tracking (and eliminating) Your Digital Footprint on
  Facebook and Google

Fax/Scan

 The library has a fax machine, and domestic faxes are $1 per page to send. The library does not receive faxes or perform international faxing. Patrons can scan documents for saving or sending for free.

 

Printing

All library computers print to a self-service print release station in our technology lab and lobby. Printed pages are $.10 per black and white copy and $0.25 for color prints.

Wireless printing and prints are available for pickup at the print release stations.

Documents are only stored in the print queue for eight hours.  Once that time expires, we are unable to retrieve and print your document.

Please contact the library if you need special assistance.

 

Wi-Fi Access

The library provides wireless internet access anywhere in the building; please properly configure your laptop. Connect to "libraryWifi" in your wireless settings and accept our usage policies to log in. The Wi-Fi will disconnect ten minutes before closing time each day.

 

Exam Proctoring

Reference staff at the library will proctor exams provided you are a Shelby Township Library cardholder in good standing. Students are required to fill out the proctoring form. Once the proctoring form is complete, contact the library to schedule space for an exam.

 

Study Rooms

The library has five study rooms available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The rooms seat up to six people comfortably. To use a room, please visit the Information Desk.

Most items may be borrowed for three weeks including:

• Books
• Audio Books
• Compact Discs
• Magazines
• Cliff Notes

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Some items can be borrowed for seven days including:

• Adult Feature DVDs
• Juvenile Feature DVDs
• Non-Feature DVDs
• Nintendo Switch games

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Some items can be borrowed for 14 days including:

• New Adult Fiction

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For most items there is no borrowing limit. Take as many books and DVDs as you can carry.

Holds

Are you looking for an item that is checked out or available at another Macomb County library? Use your library card to request the item. You can do it yourself through the Library Catalog, using the SLC Libraries Mobile App or ask a Librarian to hold the item for you. When the item arrives at the Shelby Township Library, we will notify you by email or text message. A few items, like new items owned by some other libraries, and items there is a charge to check out like feature-film DVDs may not be placed on hold.

If you are requesting an item currently on the Shelby Township Library’s shelves, call the Library at 586-739-7414, and we will hold it for you at the check-out desk.

 

To be eligible for a Shelby Township Library card, you must live or be a Shelby Township taxpayer. Proof of residency, such as a valid Michigan driver’s license, Michigan state ID, or two acceptable ID forms with a current address, is required to apply for a library card. Children under 18 need to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to receive a card.

You can apply for a library card in person, by emailing shelbylib@libcoop.net, or you can file an electronic application here to access digital resources now.

Shelby Township Library is a member of the Suburban Library Cooperative. All libraries in the SLC offer borrowing privileges to Shelby Township residents. For a complete list of SLC member community libraries, click here.

 Download the complete guide to everything you can unlock with a Shelby Township Library card

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Macomb County Library for the Blind and Print Disabled

Macomb Library for the Blind and Print Disabled (MLBPD) serves all residents of Macomb County, who qualify, by providing audio books and players, large print books, equipment that enlarges text, equipment for printing Braille materials, and more.

All services are free.  Materials are mailed postage free to and from the reader. Their website is https://cmpl.org/mlbpd/

The Friends of the Shelby Library are an independent, nonprofit library support organization with elected officials. The Friends of the Shelby Library Board meets at 10 a.m. the third Thursday of the month.

The Friends of the Library bookstore may be found at the front of the library. A donation deposit box is also here for your convenience.

The Friends of the Library are now accepting donations. Donations may be no more than six boxes and not include textbooks, encyclopedias, VHS or magazines. Thank you for your support.

Friends of the Shelby Library Board:

Sydne Hansman
President

Maggie Murray
Vice President

Emily Polet-Monterosso
Treasurer

Julie Householder
Secretary

Beth Bartlett
Membership Chair

The purpose of the Friends of the Library is to support the library with funds and volunteer services that are not normally provided for by library procedures. They also sponsor activities for fundraising and membership enhancement and bring attention to the services offered by the library.

Funds are raised by assessing membership dues, holding fundraisers and selling items in the Friends’ Bookstore and on the Silent Bid Table. These funds are used to provide furniture, equipment, special events, programs, artwork and materials for the library.

To join the Friends of the Shelby Library, please fill out and submit a membership application

The library is excited to share local authors from the Shelby Township area. You can find this collection at the library under the Local Author/Artist Collection sign. 

To donate to this collection, please reference our Gift and Donation Policy, listed here. 

To donate published books, CDs or DVDs, please complete the submission form and include it with the donated item/s.

Your copy of this completed form may be used as a tax deductible receipt. Donations should be clearly marked "Local Author Collection" and brought to the library front desk.

Library Director

Community Posting Policy
Device Lending Policy
Gifts and Donations Policy
Interlibrary Loan Policy
Internet Use Policy
Material Selection-Collection Development Policy
Media Relations Policy
Meeting Rooms Policy
Patron Code of Conduct Policy
Proctoring Policy
Reconsideration of Materials Policy
Request for Reconsideration Policy
Security Camera Policy
Study Room Policy
Tutor Policy

Volunteering

Adults interested in volunteering can join the Friends of the Library and assist with book donations and the bookstore.

There are also opportunities for teen volunteers throughout the year. Please fill out a teen volunteer form and we will contact you as soon as an opportunity to volunteer becomes available.

Friends of the Library application

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Employment

When the Shelby Township Library has positions available they will be listed by the township's Human Resources Department.

Shelby Township Employment

Michigan Activity Pass

Did you know the Michigan Activity Pass transforms your library card into your best travel companion? Discover hundreds of Michigan’s cultural destinations and natural attractions with your library card. You can “check out” FREE or discounted admission passes or other exclusive offers to hundreds of Michigan state parks, campgrounds, museums, trails, and arts and cultural destinations.

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Detroit Zoo Discount

Library card holders receive savings when ordering Detroit Zoo tickets online. Visit this website and input code "SLC" to receive five dollars off a general admission ticket. While on the site, users can also purchase food vouchers and parking. Getting your dose of Vitamin Z just became a little easier.