Parish Public Library

10/11/2026

Last day to register before the price goes up!

You can sign up online at the link below or message us here to pay via Venmo and avoid the processing fee.

Registrations that come in after today will be $30. T-shirts will be first come, first served after today.

Thank you for your support of Parish Public Library!

The 6th Annual Book It! 5K is on Sunday October 25, 2026. It includes the following events: Book It! 5K Run/Walk and Chicken BBQ.

10/11/2026

Closed Tomorrow 10/12 to observe Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day

10/10/2026

Things are starting to look organized around here so we can continue to spotlight our board members. Meet our next board member, Valerie Wade, who helps our Library Grow.

10/09/2026

Storytime is back! Mondays at 11:30am.

10/06/2026

Join us as we try something new! We are going to try to answer what, why, how about a subject every First Wednesday of the Month at 5pm in the Community Room. Program Series will be starting in November.

10/06/2026

Register by Sunday to avoid the price increase and be guaranteed a race shirt!

Thank you for your support of Parish Public Library!

The 6th Annual Book It! 5K is on Sunday October 25, 2026. It includes the following events: Book It! 5K Run/Walk and Chicken BBQ.

10/05/2026

Help your kiddos be prepared with "Hug A Tree" by Oswego County Search and Rescue. Oct. 10th 1pm in the Community Room.

10/05/2026

Let books be.

Today kicks off , an annual observation started more than 40 years ago in response to a sudden surge in the number of attempts to censor or remove books in libraries, schools, and bookstores. Sound familiar?

Today, libraries continue to face record numbers of challenges to the books on their shelves. And contrary to common narratives suggesting that concerned parents are driving these challenges, data from ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom suggests otherwise – 92% of these challenges came from pressure groups and government officials in 2025.

For this year's Banned Books Week, we remind our communities that a handful of people running organized censorship campaigns should not be allowed to dictate what the rest of us can read, and that the joy and creativity of reading is not only an act of resistance, but a freedom that must be protected.

Find ways to get involved and spread the word, censorship data, and events throughout the week at https://bit.ly/4yvixbB.