• Arts & Entertainment

      Sierra Madre Library: One Book One City Event – February 2025

      a depiction of a cat and a mouse with a schedule

      Sierra Madre Library “One Book One City” Event – February 2025

      The Sierra Madre Public Library announced their 2025 One Book One City selection, What You Are Looking for is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama.

      By News Desk

      One Book One City is a community reading program that invites everyone in Sierra Madre to read and discuss the same book during February 2025 and participate in exciting programs and events.

      In Michiko Aoyama’s novel, What You Are Looking for is in the Library, different people of Tokyo come to the library at different crossroads in their lives. It is the conversations they have and the books librarian, Sayuri Komachi gives them that has lasting and life-changing effects.

      Get inspired and submit a creative non-fiction essay or poem about a big or small way the library has changed or influenced your life in the “What You Are Looking for is in Our Library” publication opportunity. Learn how to felt like a pro with felting classes at all age levels. Listen and learn about the culture of Japan with various programs throughout the month of February.

      Throughout the month of February 2025, What You Are Looking for is in the Library will be available for checkout at the Library. Connect all month long through engaging themed programs that are free and fun for the whole family. Call the Library at (626) 355-7186 for more information.

      Support Independent Local Journalism

      We hope you enjoyed this article. We live in and care about this community.

      For more than a decade, Colorado Boulevard Newspaper has investigated local issues, asked difficult questions, and worked to hold power accountable—without shareholders, corporate agendas, or outside influence.

      Your support helps fund the time, research, and reporting needed to uncover stories that matter.

      A $5 gift or subscription helps keep local journalism strong.

      Please explore the many ways you could support us by clicking the blue button below.

      Support

      Author

      Leave a Reply

      Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Extreme Heat Warning in effect until Oct. 8, 8:00 pm.

Read More