There have been many questions regarding light therapy and risks, as well as the benefits. Don’t confuse light therapy with UVA/ UVB/ UV/ UVC, which can cause skin cancer. I recently began adding red light therapy to my skincare. Before adding light therapy, I researched the topic to gain a better understanding of it. Difference…
Find Your Joy at SJPL: National Library Week 2026
Celebrate with us during National Library Week 2026 and Find Your Joy!
Audible Exclusives – Only On The Palace App
Have you burned through your entire TBR list already this year? Are you looking for the hottest titles, but not finding them in Overdrive? Try the Palace Project A universal e-reading experience developed by and for libraries. With the Palace app you have access to the library’s digital collections (including Overdrive and Cloud Library) in…
One Book, One Coast
One Book, One Coast is Happening Now! California, Washington, and Oregon libraries have come together for One Book, One Coast. The goal is to celebrate literacy, learning, community, and civil discourse. This year's title is They Called Us Enemy by George Takei. Physical copies are available to borrow while supplies last, and there will be…
New Spring Reads for 2026!
Celebrate Spring with some new book selections from our fiction and nonfiction shelves!
National Beer Day
National Beer Day is April 7. This unofficial holiday commemorates when, back in 1933, the Cullen-Harrison Act came into force, allowing the sale of low-alcohol beer. (Prohibition came fully to an end later that year, with the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.) Fun Facts About Beer Beer was first brewed some 7,000 years ago, in…
Developmental Disability Awareness Month
Highlighting Developmental Disability Awareness Month.
Graphic Memoirs
The Graphic Memoir: A graphic memoir illustrates a life in comic form. This genre has become increasingly popular, particularly after the success of Maus: A Survivor’s Tale by Art Spiegelman. After this work won the Pulitzer Prize (the only graphic novel to do so thus far), a wider acceptance of the graphic memoir opened up…
Trans Day of Visibility with the Trans Rights Readathon
This blog was written by SJPL Librarian, Nina Zeininger International Trans Day of Visibility, a holiday launched in 2009 by activist Rachel Crandall-Crocker, takes place each year on March 31. This is a day to recognize and honor those in our communities who identify as transgender and gender expansive. The transgender spectrum may also include people who identify as non-binary, agender, genderqueer, 2Spirit), and gender fluid. Aligning with Trans Day of…
Young Adult Poetry
Young adults, leaving childhood and looking forward to adulthood and independence, have something important for all of us to learn. For younger children, it is the wisdom of what is to come, and to see what is next in store for their lives. For adults, it is to look back on the potential of what…
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