Whether for a class, meeting, or sensitive document, the added privacy and accessibility are the biggest reasons people use the new laptops.
Flying the Nest: The 2026 Community Learning Interns Graduate
Kitsap Regional Library’s 2026 Community Learning Interns have graduated. Read all about their projects, community service, and future plans.
This is Your Library: A Little Free Library for Little Boston
The Little Boston branch won a grant from the Indigenous Library Program of Little Free Library, enabling them to offer a collection that’s always available.
Spinning Life: A New Mural for the Silverdale Branch
A vibrant mural is coming to the Silverdale branch. Artist Toma Villa is incorporating Suquamish and Yakama stories and featuring Pacific Northwest animals.
An Artist Community: Carved in the Library, Seen by All
Two Library teen artist teams spent months creating block prints for Wayzgoose Kitsap, resulting in vibrant artwork, friendships, and community building.
Creating Summer Learning’s Stamp Rally
Summer Learning looked very different in 2026, including an all-new tracker for the Kids & Teens: Book Boost, inspired by Japanese stamp rallies.
Discovering Her Passion in the Library: Silverdale Student Wins Journalist of the Year
Dani Crossen, a Central Kitsap High School graduate and frequent Silverdale library patron, has won Washington's Journalist of the Year.
Jimothy Reads
You've fallen in love, and so have we... with all things Jimothy the raccon! Explore titles for kids and adults related to Seattle's newest celebrity.
The Far Reaches of Science Fiction
Whether you’re inspired by our summer reading theme, the recent Artemis mission, or Project Hail Mary, we’ve got science fiction for you!
Kitsap Regional Library Communications Team Wins American Library Association’s John Cotton Dana Award
Kitsap Regional Library’s 80-year anniversary campaign has won the American Library Association’s (ALA) John Cotton Dana Award.
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