The Village Library

The Village Library

About The Village Library

In 1966, The Village Branch Library opened in a leased storefront at 9304 Penn Place, in the Casady Square Shopping Center. In 1990, the library opened in its current location in a building funded by a temporary sales tax in the City of The Village and enjoys strong support from the city and the Special Friends of the Village Library. This current location enjoys a 14,044 square foot library, with the small atrium now transformed to a Children’s Reading Room that showcases a commissioned stained-glass mural depicting library-related themes.

Book drop location: On the west side of building, immediately to the right of the entrance.

Special Programs:

Adult programs including a monthly Book Discussion Group
Annual Apple Pie Workshop
Annual library mystery night
Annual Summer Reading Program
Holiday theme programs
Internet and computer instruction classes
Neighborhood arts programs
Reading to Dogs, therapy dogs visit the library weekly for children to have an opportunity to practice reading aloud
Special theatrical performances at spring break and during National Children's Book Week in November
Storytimes other activities for children of all ages
Teen advisory group
Young adult programs, including a monthly V-SIFT (Village-Something Interesting For Teens)
AARP and VITA provide tax assistance to customers on an annual basis

Services:

Public use computers with internet access and printing capabilities
Mobile and offsite printing
- PrinterOn Website for Village Library
Free WiFi
Copy machine
Self-serve holds shelf and a self-check machine
Catalog computers dedicated to searching only Metro Library's collection
Library staff who can provide assistance locating information, using print and electronic sources, and provide readers' advisory
Place and pick up interlibrary loan requests
Children’s Reading Room, funded by the Special Friends of the Village Library
Village Greens, a small outdoor amphitheater
Houses the system’s only TDD/TTY phone, offering phone service to the hearing impaired, and a wheelchair for any individual who might have a non-emergency health situation after arriving at the library and who might need assistance to a vehicle when leaving
Tours and instruction in use of library resources (by appointment)

Collection:

Tens of thousands of fiction and nonfiction titles for all ages available as hardback or paperback books, magazines, newspapers, books on CD and music CDs, DVDs, Playaways, and more
Reference materials for in-library use are interfiled to provide all books on a topic in one location

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