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Digital Learning & Research

Free online resources that you can access with your Aurora Public Library District card!

Bilingual text reads The Excitement is Building in English and Spanish in front of the brick facade of the Eola Road Branch.

Eola Road Branch Renovations

Keep up with the latest updates, view the building floor plans & renderings, and request a presentation for your organization. We thank you in advance for your patience as we work to make your library even better!

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Board games and more in APLD’s library of things

Are you looking for a way to add more fun to your next family night or game gathering? The Aurora Public Library District’s (APLD) Library of Things just got even better with the addition of a brand-new board game collection! We’ve got childhood favorites and exciting new games for all ages available for checkout with your library card. These items make it easier than ever to discover, create, and have fun!

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Kiri P. poses for the camera wearing glasses and black button down shirt with birds on the lapels.

Welcome West Branch manager, Kiri; big changes

There’s a buzz of excitement at the Aurora Public Library District (APLD) — though, to be fair, we always find the library exciting! This time, however, we’re thrilled to share that some big changes are on the horizon for our West Branch. Renovation plans are in the beginning stages of development, and we can’t wait to reimagine the space with our community’s needs in mind. Among this transformation is our new West Branch manager, Kiri Palm, who brings a wealth of library experience, a collection of unique hobbies, and an eager anticipation for all that the library’s future holds.

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