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Lifelong Learning at Your Local Library

#CPL4LIFE

We want to hear from you! Let us know how you experience lifelong learning at the Library.

Fill out the form below and tell your #CPL4LIFE story for a chance to win weekly prizes and an exclusive CPL grand prize!

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Share Your Journey

Maya R

I learned how to make my own pillow by taking a sewing class at the library. It was so fun to gain a new skill while meeting new people. I enjoyed browsing the collection while I was there and checking out some new books, as well. 

Brenda M

The Chicago Public Library is more than a resource, it’s a life source. I’ve been taking my children to the library for years. They’ve done reading programs, literacy events, cultural and recently my children were able to check out books written by their mother, Brenda Perez Mendoza’s Racial Justice in America Latinx Series.  

Ann L

My children enjoy using the puzzles and other toys at the library, and I appreciate the Teacher in the Library program, which helps them with their homework. The librarians have also showed us how to use Brainfuse, which is a great online resource. We always have fun at the events at the library, including storytimes and crafting programs. 

Participants are invited to share a story about how they use Chicago Public Library. This could include:
  • Finding a favorite book
  • Using the library’s digital resources
  • Attending an event
  • Learning a new skill
Everyone has a unique CPL story to share!
CPL will have a weekly swag winner and a grand prize winner at the end of the contest. You can enter the contest through December 30, 2024. The grand prize winner will be announced January 1, 2025.

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