Need a magazine article for a homework assignment? With your library card, you can find articles at home.

In October, SCCLD will be hosting four different types of maker programs throughout the library district and debuting RoboDraw!

Confucius once said "Lawsuits only bring disasters to all involved." He was wrong. A legacy of brave Chinese American women dared to defy this tradition by launching a series of lawsuits which not only changed their own lives but consequently cemented the human rights of all Chinese...

Avast, library buccaneers!  Read on to discover buried book treasure.

These exciting concerts by Andy Z, featuring fun interactive songs for kids ages 2-8 are just one example of the many free library events that help build early literacy skills in young children.

Maybe some anger management for Laertes? Grief counseling for  Horatio? A bit of late-night recreational  reading for Fortinbras, to take his mind off the problems of regime change?

Why is love so confusing and so difficult? One day Prince Hamlet's writing you love poems, the next, he says "get thee to a nunnery!"  What would Ophelia read?

Why, when you have so much wisdom and experience to impart, will no one listen to you?  

Design your best summer yet!

Kids of all ages are invited to the Cupertino Library for a fun, bus-themed craft activity followed by a chance to step on board a bus from the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.

Join SCCLD's Summer Reading program Reading by Design - free fun program for all ages!

Free introduction to Adobe Photoshop. All that’s required is a willingness to learn (and a library card). Learn the basics of selecting and cutting images out, then pasting them into new places. Remove blemishes and garbage from photos. Make fantasy photos a reality, change colors, make a...

The Cupertino Library's STEAM LEADS: Design Your World program presents its final challenge. All 6th, 7th and 8th graders are encouraged to participate for the chance to earn fabulous prizes including a year-long membership to the Tech Museum. 

CU HACKS 3 is a collective, community event that fosters STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) learning skills and gives teen coders (ages 14 – 18) first-hand experience in joining together within an engaging, collaborative environment in which they can create and...

We are pleased to announce the installation of new public computers at all Santa Clara County Library District libraries.

Past Silicon Valley Reads authors will help celebrate our 15th anniversary with a panel discussion about the power of books.

Enter your original poem in our SCCLD 2017 Teen Poetry Contest.

Silicon Valley Reads 2017 will be launch Thursday evening, February 23, at 7:30 p.m., at the Visual & Performing Arts Center on the De Anza College campus in Cupertino. 

Reading together promotes bonding between parent and child, a positive relationship between child and reading, and recreational reading. Here are some tips to make reading together a fun, family experience. 

In 2017, the 15th anniversary, Silicon Valley Reads focuses on “. . . and justice for all,” a conversation about the unconscious biases we all have, and how these assumptions, perceptions and prejudices can lead to people being treated unfairly, especially in the legal system.