March News

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2026, What’s Happening at Your Library March is here, and we’re excited to share some wonderful new items at the library just for you! A heartfelt thank-you for all the love and support you showed during Library Lovers Month! Our dedicated team is always eager to enhance your library experience, so please don’t hesitate to…

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February News

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2026, see what’s happening at your library this month! Here is the February overview of upcoming events, new items, recommendations, and monthly awareness initiatives. We are pleased to share what’s happening this month with you. 

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January Library News

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2026 Thank you for being a valued member of the library. As we move into the new year, we are excited to announce the return of our Winter Reading Challenge on January 12! This challenge is an excellent opportunity for adults to explore their TBR pile and for families and teens to beat the post-holiday…

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Rebel Girls Club

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Empowering young people to achieve great things Inspired by the book series Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls, the club aims to empower youngsters aged 8-12 to grow up confident and inspired to achieve great things. This program welcomes all genders, not just girls. Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls takes readers on an empowering journey, showcasing the real-life…

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December News

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2025 This round-up of December news, Parkland Community Library is thrilled to introduce our newest arrivals and collections, which encompass a diverse range of genres to keep you reading through the holiday season. Holiday books are on display in the center aisle, and we have kept up with new releases for some fresh stories. Our…

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November News

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What’s happening this month? November is a busy month at the library, filled with opportunities for learning, creativity, and fun. Whether you’re looking to brush up on your cooking skills for Thanksgiving or dive into some festive crafts with your loved ones, PCL has you covered. Explore our crafting resources for ideas and supplies to…

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October News

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2025 Get ready to make the Parkland Community Library your go-to spot this fall with a wide range of programs and events for all ages. Whether you’re looking to learn something new in a workshop, take a class, or connect with others in the community, our library has it all. Make sure to stop by…

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Borrow A Laptop

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July 2025 A library card with the Parkland Community Library can aid you in getting back into the workforce. Job seekers can borrow a laptop for free with their library card and access online career tools. In addition, we offer several databases to help you write your resume, search for a job, and learn new…

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Interview with PCL’s Staff

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The staff at Parkland Community Library provides a modern and dynamic library experience. Get an in-depth look at how libraries shed light on their continued relevance in today’s world. The Library of Things is a standout feature at PCL, offering items like laptops for job searches and various gadgets for borrowing. PCL’s board president and…

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Welcome To Your Library

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About Us Parkland Community Library is a non-profit organization administered by a Library Director and governed by a Board of Directors. The library serves the Parkland School District, encompassing North Whitehall Township, South Whitehall Township, and Upper Macungie Township.

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Family Place Library

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In 2023, Parkland Community Library became a Family Place Library. As you know, libraries are not just about books. Becoming a Family Place Library means joining a national library network that supports families with young children. This national initiative increases outreach efforts to families with young children, particularly those under 3. While the program aims…

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