Gino is a very kind, curious fellow who’s ready to hop into your heart and home!
Harford Community College is currently working to identify a new date and will share those details as soon as possible.
Chuck is a year-and-a-half-old sweetheart who makes every walk a breeze.
Geneva is 10 years young and as sweet as they come.
Meet Jamie, a 1-year-old Lionhead beauty with the softest fur and the sweetest soul!
Several virtual programs take place at the end of January.
Community open house takes place January 25 from 2 to 5 p.m.
This handsome 1-year-old white rabbit is as sweet as they come!
Meet Hot Coco — a true people-loving sweetheart with a warm personality to match her name!
Boris is a sweet, goofy boy with a whole lot of wiggle in his walk and love in his heart!
Playing piano, preserving prints, soapmaking, college/career prep and more highlight the month.
Daylong celebration on January 16 features guest readers, crafts, STEM activities, parade, dance parties, Magic Mirror and more.
With triple the colors, you get triple the charm!
This very sweet 15-year-old lady proves that age only makes the heart grow softer.
Peaky is a gentle soul who’s gonna strut straight into your heart!
They don't come any more handsome than Gino...and those ears!!!
Meet Big Homie. True to his name, this guy is everyone’s best friend!
To Infinity, and a Forever Home!
Brianna Stinebaugh-Blumberg and John Michael join the Board for a three-year term.
Annual program for adults and high school students starts December 20 and celebrates the Library’s 80th anniversary.
Meet this sweet, social guinea pig who’s ready to steal your heart!
At 12 years old, Marzipan is a golden oldie with a grateful heart and calm demeanor
Jay Jay is a 3-year-old mixed breed who lives for cuddles, zoomies, and making new friends!
Harford County Public Library Foundation’s Business Speakers Series takes place January 8 at the Abingdon Library.
This comprehensive, free online platform is dedicated to skilled trades career development.
New vehicle brings library resources and technology to underserved communities in Harford County.
The exhibition at the Bel Air Library is a collaboration among HCPL, Harford County Cultural Arts Board and Havre de Grace Arts Collective.
Best of Harford Readers’ Choice Awards are voted upon by the readers of Harford Magazine.
Roenna Fahrney Recognition Awards were also presented, and staff members were recognized for educational awards.
Twenty-five nonprofits receive general operating or arts programming funding for FY26.
Six hundred fifty guests enjoyed “Epic Rewind: Eighties in the Stacks” at the Abingdon Library November 1.
Twenty-five years ago on October 30, the first patient was admitted to the newly-constructed Upper Chesapeake Medical Center in Bel Air.
Journaling, harp music concerto, Japanese temari and Dinovember activities highlight the month.
One hundred-plus volunteers created Halloween costumes at Coppermine Bel Air Athletic Club for children who use wheelchairs.
Variety of science, technology, engineering and math programs will be offered at branches throughout the county.
Meg McReynolds joins the Library from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
October 26 fundraiser with Vagabond Sandwich Company features no prep and all flavor for fans to grab, go and cheer.
Six programs, virtual and in-person, take place throughout October.
Jones Bel Air Subaru Sponsoring Healthy Pet Initiative
Birding, history, story times, Halloween and TeenTober activities highlight the month.