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The seed swap and the seed library at Billings Public Library are efforts to reduce food insecurity and grow interest in gardening.
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A public survey and interactive workshops helping the public influence the library's future.
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The Montana Library Association recognized the Billings library for an innovative program expanding access to library materials.
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Art spaces in a couple of Montana’s largest cities are showcasing the whimsical, bird and dinosaur-themed creations of Billings artist Louis Habeck.
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The Billings Public Library's new workshop will offer a range of popular machines to use on site and to borrow for crafts, DIY and multimedia projects.
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Residents across the state stopped midday to watch the partial eclipse, including at one city-organized viewing party in Billings.
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Many libraries around the state are hosting garden parties this Saturday.The events kickstart their seed exchange programs - a place where community members can get seeds for free and learn how to make their gardens grow.
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Members of the conservative political group Moms for Liberty say the library is introducing themes of gender identity to their children
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As part of its #plantwildflowers initiative, the library is handing out free grow kits with materials needed to plant flowers native to Montana and the West, like columbine and bee plant.
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Every Monday, the library is posting a name discovered in the archives and, with help from the community and the Yellowstone Genealogy Forum, uncovers more about the woman’s life than just who she was married to.