Boston Tea Party Reenactment August 8, 2026

In honor of America’s 250th, Mason County District Library will host an interactive reenactment of the Boston Tea Party on Saturday, August 8 10:00 am – Noon at the west end of Ludington Avenue, near Stearns Park and the boat launch. Attendees of all ages will travel...

Sharing the Spirit of America: The Declaration of Independence

On July 8, 1776, just four days after the Declaration of Independence was adopted, Colonel John Nixon stepped into the yard of the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia and read it aloud to the public for the very first time. That moment changed everything. The...

Michigan Folksinger Ben Traverse in Ludington

Ben Traverse, a native Michigander, will share their musical talents on Tuesday July 7, 6:30 pm at Ludington Library, 217 E Ludington Ave. Weather permitting, join us outside. In case of rain, we’ll meet inside the library. Ben Traverse has been a gentle steward...

Declaration of Independence Talk with Prof. Mike Nagle

Mason County District Library will host Mike Nagle on Tuesday, June 30 at 6:00 pm at Ludington Library, 217 E Ludington Ave., for a presentation, “If the Declaration of Independence could talk, what story would it tell?” In celebration of the 250th anniversary of this...

Summer Reading Program 2026

Our Summer Reading Program for 2026 ends September 5! Be sure to turn in your reading tracking sheets to be eligible for prizes. See our Events Calendar for daily events of all types and for all ages. Unearth a Story this summer with Mason County District...

Artificial Intelligence: A Primer and Panel Discussion

Ludington Library will host staff and faculty from West Shore Community College for an introductory presentation and panel discussion about artificial intelligence (A.I.) on June 18th at 6:00 pm at the Ludington Library. This technology is increasingly present in our...