Learn how a Field & Stream writer went from stretching the length of trout to lying for a living when you hear the presentation of author Keith McCafferty at the… Read More »Author Keith McCafferty
Every Tuesday and Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. Story Time for ages 3-6 Stories are based on a theme each week, accompanied by games, songs, and crafts - all to… Read More »Story Time
Encourage your child to love reading! Story Time includes books, flannel board, movement and a craft.
Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome to come chat with our Young Adult Librarian on Wednesdays.
This time for your little ones focuses on early literacy activities and builds social skills. Nursery rhymes, songs, motion and play. Baby & Toddler Time provides a positive introduction to… Read More »Baby & Toddler Time
The book sale is held in the basement of the Powell Library.
It has been over 60 years since 13-year-old Cody resident, Christine Nebel, was found murdered in her kitchen. No motive was discovered and despite the assistance of many law enforcement… Read More »Cody’s Unsolved Murder of 1962
Kids in grades K-5; sign-up to read to a dog for 15 minutes in the Cody Kids' Library on Thursdays from 3:45-4:45. Dogs are great listeners!
Toddler Storytime is on Fridays at 10:00 a.m. This is geared towards little ones, Birth to School, so we expect and welcome short attention spans, lots of movement and noise… Read More »Toddler Storytime
Everyone knows that the Friends of the Cody Library bookstore is a great place to pick up a copy of your favorite James Patterson, CJ Box or Nora Roberts book.… Read More »Special Books at Special Prices! – Friends Book Sale
Jerred Metz, author of The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand (2005, High Plains Press), will speak at the Cody and Meeteetse Libraries and at the Powell Homesteader Museum in… Read More »Author Jerred Metz
Monday Mornings, 10:00 a.m. Toddler Time for ages 12-36 months with parent or caregiver -short stories, music & movement, all to develop comfort in the Library & a love for… Read More »Toddler Time