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. 

Join us for a conversation about the role the media played in the 2016 Presidential Election and what citizens can do to stay informed about the issues and avoid fake news. 

What are you reading in 2017? Help show the importance of reading by posting a picture of your current book on social media with the hashtag #ReadersUnite.

Expanded Hours, Lynda.com, & More in 2017!

Have you ever thought of starting an Agricultural Drone Service?  How about a 3-D Property Imaging  business?  Well, if you ever change your mind, Business Plans Handbook has you covered!

Expanded hours at Milpitas Library & Los Altos Library effective January 3, 2017.

The Santa Clara County Library District has partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank to support hunger relief in our community. 

Check out our holiday giving guide and find out more about Hour of Code.

Many people remember a favorite toy they loved. Here are some newer picture books published in 2016 that talk about toys. Click on the book cover to find out where to check it out!

ReadyRosie: an exciting new resource for parents of children ages 0-6 years.

Celebrate Monsters with these fun picture books

This year's Read for the Record selection from Jumpstart, tied into the importance of reading to young children. 

Join us on Saturday October 1, at 4:30 pm in the Community Hall, join us for a performance by the PAMPA Dance Academy, the third program in the Cupertino Library Fall Performing Arts Series.

Cupertino Library's Teen Hackathon, CU HACKS 2. Where the next generation creates the future.

Americans love our barbecue, especially during the summer months. Fourth of July Barbecues are about as American as it can get.  Here's a few suggested cookbooks to get started. 

Join the summer reading challenge at SCCLD and Read for the Win!