Ramsey County Library News

Stop by RCL-Roseville in August and view a selection of work from local artist, Shakun Maheshwari. The exhibit runs through August 31.

Stop by RCL-Roseville in June and view a sample of work from local artist, Alex Yang. The exhibit runs through June 30. Alex Yang is a Minnesota-based illustrator and graphic designer passionate about visual storytelling rooted in community engagement. His detailed, people-centered work celebrates cultural identity and shared human experiences, guided by the belief that art…

It’s almost time for Tales of the Cryptids, Annual 2026! Starting June 1, anyone in grades 6-12 can participate in Ramsey County Library’s 2026 teen summer reading program. Read 20 books or read for 20 hours before August 8, track your progress on a paper reading tracker or on Beanstack, and win prizes! Start Summer…

It’s almost time to check in at Camp Cryptid! This year, our cryptids are a year older and ready to head off to summer camp! Starting June 1, kids age 12 years and younger can participate in Ramsey County Library’s 2026 Summer Reading Program. Read 20 books or read for 20 hours before August 8…

As of August 4, 2026, all library services have returned to normal. Thank you for your patience and support this summer as we worked through this transition. This summer, Ramsey County Library will be switching to new behind‑the‑scenes software that helps the library run smoothly. This software powers the online catalog so you can search for books, place holds, renew items, and…

The Roseville Area School District presents their annual student art show at RCL-Roseville through May 22.

Ramsey County Library is proud to partner with the Somali Museum in Minneapolis for a series of programs aimed at understanding and celebrating Somali culture in North America. The museum showcases the rich heritage and artistic traditions of Somali culture, making it the only Somali-focused museum of its kind in the country.  The museum is…

Wen Matz, an Ecuadorian artist based in St. Paul, is exhibiting her work at the library in Roseville in March. Wen's art blends creativity and emotion, often exploring themes of culture, identity, and imagination. In addition to her visual art, she is the author of the book Saving the Ice Cream, an environmental, educational book…