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- Adults 50+
- Adults 50+ @ the library
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Adults 50+ @ the library
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Find many of our library resources such as book recommendations, magazine holdings, and many other special services useful for active older adults. |
Library Events
For a full listing of all events happening at Pierce County Library visit the event calendar.
Computer Classes
Many Pierce County Libraries offer introductory computer training on topics such as Computers for Beginners, Internet for Beginners, Email, Microsoft Office and Resume 101. To find a class at your library, visit computer classes at Pierce County Library.
Book Discussions
Share the pleasure you get from the solitary activity of reading with other book lovers. Join a library-sponsored book group to read great books and meet with others to discuss them. Discuss a book!
Adults 50+ book list
Adults 50+ - The Library provides lists of the latest books and DVDs of special interest to Adults 50+. Archives.
Links to lifelong learning
- The Arts at University of Puget Sound
- Books and Culture on SeniorNet
- Continuing Education at Pierce College
- Continuing Education at Tacoma Community College
- Eldr Celebrate Aging
- LIFE/Elderhostel Learning is ForEver, an “at home” Elderhostel Program
- Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the UW, Seattle
- Pacific Lutheran University Events Calendar
- Senior Journal Senior News
- Tacoma Art Museum
- YMCA of Tacoma-Pierce County
Genealogy
Resources for researching family records and genealogy.
Library e-sources
The Library provides access to these electronic resources which are beyond the standard free Web. These are selected, premium resources. The Library pays the subscription costs for these online products as a way to extend access to as large of segment of our population as possible.
Access these without charge from home or office with a valid library card (and your PIN) through our catalog or website.
Or access at a library, where access does not require a valid card.
