All Around Canton

The art and culture festivals we’ve come to love over the years are back this summer. Find more information here on these local happenings.
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In the Community
A CPL staff member stands next to the library's yearbook collection while holding a Plymouth Canton Educational Park yearbook from 2000.

We're Looking for P-CEP Yearbooks

Do you have an old P-CEP yearbook at home? See which years we need and help grow and restore our collection.
At the Library

Back to School E-resources from CPL

Your library card unlocks more than just books. Explore free digital resources and databases for students of all ages.
Spotlight On
A photo of a woman standing on stage with the Michigan Philharmonic orchestra.

Know Your Org: Michigan Philharmonic

Get to know more about this local orchestra that has been bringing live symphonic music and programming across Michigan since 1945.

Catch up with Canton

A group of women wearing Western attire smile and wave in a restaurant next to a sign with the Giving Hope logo.

Know Your Org: Giving Hope, Women’s Giving Circle

Twenty years ago, 13 women saw a need in our community. Learn how Giving Hope has supported women and children ever since.

Off the Beaten Path: Things to Do to Wrap Up Your Summer

Skip the crowds and try something new before summer ends. These local spots are worth a visit before the season slips away.
Jill Smethers smiles in Comic City, standing in front of a rack of comic books

In Your Neighborhood: Talking with Marvelous Comic City

If you’re new to comics, you may have some questions. We chatted with Jill Smethers, co-owner of Canton's Comic City, to find out more.

Know Your Org: Michigan Shakespeare Festival

You don’t have to travel to Stratford, Ontario to see world-class professional Shakespeare this summer. Find out more here.

Wildlife Around the Library

The library and surrounding park are home to all kinds of wildlife, each with its own routines, personalities and strong opinions about the humans passing by.

Discover where you can find some of our wild neighbors on the map around the library, then read the “interviews”, opens a new window of a few of our regulars to learn more about them.