An Out-of-This-World Bench Has Landed for Good at the Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch
Earlier this summer, a green humanoid creature with jet-black eyes landed at the Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch. Now it is here to stay. Read more
The Philip N. Carrico Branch serves the Fort Thomas area with a collection of over 74,000 items. The building was constructed in 1995 with 8,800 square feet. An additional 6,200 square feet was constructed in 2001. About 200,000 patrons visit the branch each year.
Earlier this summer, a green humanoid creature with jet-black eyes landed at the Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch. Now it is here to stay. Read more
School is back in session. We asked our staff to share their favorite bookish schools. Read more
We recently asked patrons to share some of their favorite fictional friendships.
This week’s Tower Tuesday has been moved indoors due to weather. Read more
From the history of bookmobiles to back to school programs, there’s something for everyone at the library this August. Read more
Did you read Jenny Han’s The Summer I Turned Pretty or recently finished watching the TV series adaptation?
Prep for Art After Hours by reading these artsy staff-recommended books. Read more
The dog days of summer are upon us. Take a break from the heat by checking out video games at the library! Read more
Meet Anna Afshar, one of 17 artists who will be featured at this year’s Art After Hours. Read more