Cosumnes River College Library

If you'd like to take a little library magic into summer break, stop by CRC Library's "E-books To Go!" display. Scan the QR codes to discover an e-book that you can escape to, wherever you are this summer. 📖🌞

Do you have some returns to make at CRC Library this week? Well, good news: we're holding a Returns Party! 🎊

Students and staff who return their library loans will receive a goodie bag and will be entered to win a grand prize. Enjoy snacks and celebrate the end of the semester with us. 🎉📚

Library Hours (May 18 to 21st)
Monday: 8:00am to 8:00pm
Tuesday: 8:00am to 8:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am to 8:00pm
Thursday: 8:00am to 4:00pm
Closed for intercession: May 22 to June 7

Celebrate LGBTQ+ legacies of activism with our “Resistance in Action: Pride 2026” display! Read fiction and nonfiction stories that explore queerxtrans spaces as ever-evolving sites of intimacy, joy, and care. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Our featured display this Month is “Power in Unity: APIDA Heritage Month!” Learn about the diverse cultures and stories of migration, labor, and community formation shared among the Asian and Pacific Islander diasporas. 🌺🪷

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Find picture books about self-confidence, neurodivergence, identity, grief, and joy, as well as CRC Student Health and Wellness resources, in the juvenile section with our “Mental Health Awareness Month” display. 💚🧠

Thursday is Poem in Your Pocket Day! Stick a poem in your pocket and share it in the library or the RWC to get a prize, then join us in the RWC for food and a pocket poem reading.

Didst thou know that William Shakespeare wast b’rn the 23rd day of April 1564? Party hard with the Bard of Avon at our “Happy Birthday, William Shakespeare!” display. 🎭📜

Happy National Library Week from CRC Library! 🎊🎊🎊
Celebrate with us by visiting the themed display in the juvenile literature section, and keep the festivities going by making your own zine using the Mini Zine Kits in front of the Circulation Desk! 📚🎉

We're one week to Earth Day! Commemorate with “Our People, Our Planet: Earth Week 2026.” Explore books and documentaries about eco-activism, Indigenous environmental justice, and sustainable food and gardening. 🌍🌱

Learn how to write haikus and grab a snack in the RWC on Thursday at noon!