We have circulating youth collections in Spanish, Russian, Arabic, French, Chinese, and Braille.

The Caldwell Public Library is excited to introduce our newest digital resource, hoopla!

Behold! Erica’s Crash Course: Dewey Decimal System reading list!

May is Mental Health Awareness month and if feels like something we should talk about more honestly.

A lot has changed since Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson published the first edition of Dungeons & Dragons way back in 1974. What hasn't changed

There's something magical about spring gardening...

I think I'm shredding this solo, but how can I tell when Mick Mars is playing over me?

It's no secret that the Caldwell Public Library and the Lynx consortium library members lend much more than just books . In fact, some of...

If you loved a book and want something else like it, just come on down to the Caldwell Public Library. We’ll help you find a "readalike."

Welcome to Library Card Sign-Up and National Literacy Month! Library Card Sign-up month has been held each September since 1987 to mark...

September is library card signup month , but did you know some 280,000 Idahoans live outside a public library service area? As a...

To say I love a good mystery is an understatement and I’m sure those of you with the "Who Done it?" mentality feel the same way. I...

When you borrow books for free with your library card, sometimes you have to wait your turn, especially for new and popular titles. Some...

Learn more about 3D printing and how you can do it at the library

Did you know the library has a historical collection? Read this post to learn more about current projects and the collection's future.

Learn about the LYNX! Consortium's new app, Ida.

In honor of Braille Literacy Month, learn about state and national resources for the blind and visually impaired.

It's a 2021 wrap-up! Check out what happened at the library this past year.

Find out why we celebrate Banned Books Week and how you can get involved.

Ever wanted to help repair or mend a book? Find out if that old book is worth salvaging in this week's guest blog post.