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Explore Local History with RHPL!
Photo image caption: "Diane Burgeson, librarian with the Rochester Hill[s] Public Library, displays the 300 postcards pertaining to Rochester. Many of the cards - some dating back nearly 100 years - contain writing on the back." One of the questions we get asked a lot at the library is, “ Do you have a local history room ?” While we do not have a physical room, we are pleased to share our virtual space, Greater Rochester History Online (GRHO). GRHO has its origins in 1993, wh
Sep 302 min read


RHPL is Looking for Books
A public library is the perfect place to have open, non-judgmental conversations to learn what brings us together, and to challenge what drives us apart.
Sep 292 min read


RCS Student Library Cards
RCS Students and Parents, As you may know, students in Rochester Community Schools are automatically issued a Rochester Hills Public Library (RHPL) card at enrollment. In an effort to standardize barcodes and assist educators who do not have access to RHPL records, RCS student library barcodes are now their student ID, and no longer the traditional library number that begins with 2315. You can find this ID number in the StudentVue or ParentVue app. You can now use this numbe
Sep 241 min read


Presented in Partnership: RHPL and the OU Center for Public Humanities
“A cornerstone of our strategic plan is to offer high-quality programs and help people find ways to connect to their community, entertainment, and education.” Said Juliane Morian, Director of RHPL. “This partnership allows RHPL and the Center for Public Humanities to expand our offerings and provide moments of connection and engagement, two items that are close to our hearts at RHPL.”
Sep 83 min read


Making the Most out of Storytime
Back-to-school season means the return of Early Literacy Groups at RHPL! Our story groups introduce young children to early literacy...
Sep 42 min read


September Spice Club: Furikake
Furikake is a Japanese seasoning typically served over rice. Blends of furikake vary, but the most common ingredients include nori (dried seaweed), black and/or white sesame seeds, pickled red shiso leaf, and fish flakes. Other mix-ins include salmon, wasabi, or MSG. There are also vegan and vegetarian mixes available.
Sep 12 min read
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Winter 2025/26 | December–February
Come, unjudge somebody at a Human Library, find the perfect fit for preschool, or cozy up at RHPL during Winter Wonder Library.
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