Join us in celebrating Women’s History Month at the library! Explore inspiring books, attend special events, and discover resources that honor the achievements of women past and present.
FEATURED EVENTS
Women’s History Month Documentary: Sandra Day O’Connor: The First
Suisun City Library
Tuesday, March 4, 5:30PM-7:30PM
Please join us for the documentary “Sandra Day O’Connor: The First”. The film is (1hr 51min) and rated NR. Open to all ages, but children must be accompanied by an adult. Popcorn and water will be provided.
Women’s Board Game Block
Tuesday, March 11, 3PM-4:30PM
Fairfield Civic Center Library
Join us and play board games designed by women! You can play the classics like Monopoly or discover a new favorite game! Snacks will be provided.
Adult Craft Club: Celebrating Women’s History Month
Tuesday, March 11, 6PM-7:45PM
Vallejo Springstowne Library
Join us on Tuesday, March 11th to celebrate Women’s History Month. We will be learning how to make buttons to honor this years theme: Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations
FCC Afternoon Book Club: Celebrate Women’s History Month with Fairfield Civic Center Afternoon Book Club
Thursday, March 13, 3PM-4PM
Fairfield Civic Center Library
March book: Code Name: Lise The True Story of the Woman Who Became WWII’s Most Highly Decorated Spy by Larry Loftis
Mona Lisa Smile Film Screening
Thursday, March 13, 5PM-7:15PM
Fairfield Cordelia Library
Mona Lisa Smile is a film that explores themes that honor Women’s History Month like women’s empowerment, progression, struggles surrounding education, professions, and independence in the 1950s. Join us as we honor this month with an insightful and emotional storyline accompanied by snacks.
Skewer Sculptures
Friday, March 14, 3PM-4PM
Vallejo Springstowne Library
Celebrate Women’s History Month at Springstowne Library. Join Jie-Jie’s Art Box with making skewer sculptures using inspirational words, stickers, and drawings. Materials will be provided.
Reproductive Justice Health and Activism in a Post-Roe World
Saturday March 15, 3PM-4PM
Fairfield Civic Center Library
Join us for a talk and Q&A on the history of reproductive rights activism and the future of women’s rights in the U.S. amid ongoing challenges.
Professor Rachel Purdie, an award-winning historian specializing in American women, race, and medical history, will provide insight into the 19th- and 20th-century movements and what lies ahead in today’s political climate.
Cowgirl Tricks! Women’s History Month
Saturday March 29, 3PM-4PM
Vallejo Springstowne Library
Lasso your partner and rope in a few friends for this entertaining show. Costume encouraged- yeehaw!
International Transgender Day of Visibility Panel
Monday, March 31, 12PM-1PM
Fairfield Civic Center Library
On the final day of Women’s History Month, let’s highlight the importance of including trans women in the conversation. March 31st is International Transgender Day of Visibility. Join us for a panel discussion where guests share their personal journeys—from struggles to triumphs—of living as their true selves. Whether you’re an ally, questioning your identity, or simply curious to learn, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Solano County Library Reading Recommendations:
Celebrate Women’s History Month with a collection honoring resilient, trailblazing women. Explore books, films, and music on inventors, activists, and pioneers who shaped history. Access it all free on Hoopla with your library card—borrow, stream, or download on any device.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with Kanopy! Stream powerful documentaries highlighting the achievements, struggles, and impact of extraordinary women who shaped history. Watch for free with your library card.