The Seagoville Public Library has two announcements for residents this season, a new summer reading program for all ages and a recurring teen night event for the community’s younger patrons.
2026 Summer Reading Program
It is almost time to unearth a new story with the 2026 Summer Reading Program at the Seagoville Public Library.
The program will run from June 1 through July 31, 2026, offering an opportunity for readers of all ages to explore new books and build a love for reading.
Residents can stop by the library to learn more about how to participate, sign up, and get started, or call (972) 287 7720.
The library is encouraging the community to dive into a good book, discover new stories, and make this summer one to remember.
Teen Night at the Seagoville Public Library
Teen Night is back at the Seagoville Public Library, giving local teens a reason to get out of the house and do something fun on a weeknight.
Teens ages thirteen through seventeen are invited to come hang out for a laid back evening with games, laughs, and a chance to meet other teens from around the community. The event is designed as a welcoming, informal space to chill, play, and connect rather than a structured program.
Details
Where: Seagoville Public Library, 702 N Highway 175
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Date: Monday, June 22nd
Teens are welcome to bring a friend or show up solo. Either way, attendees will have something to do, people to talk to, and games to jump into.
For more information on either program, contact the Seagoville Public Library at 702 N Highway 175 or call (972) 287 7720.
