Libraries Are for Everyone, Always 

Got a Li-berry Card? Be like Mae Tracy! Use it to “check out” the Community Garden & Park as well as many other benefits at our Garland County Library. Photo by Jessamyn Carter. 

By Erin Baber
Public libraries are vital community hubs of information, recreation, and connection. Help show your library love by supporting the Garland County Library: 

  1. Unleash the Power of a Library Card: Available to residents of Garland and Saline Counties, ages 3 and above, a library card is your gateway to a vast collection of books, movies, games, and more. It’s a free and easy way to unlock a world of knowledge and entertainment. 
  1. Explore the Library’s Diverse Services: Go beyond the bookshelves! Our library offers a surprising range of services: from convenient delivery options to public meeting spaces for community gatherings. We even have a community garden, public computers, and unique offerings like fishing poles and yard games for loan. Actively using these services demonstrates their value and encourages their continued support. 
  1. Immerse Yourself in Programs: The library is a vibrant center for year-round community events. We host the annual Summer Reading Program, the Winter Watching Program, and a variety of activities for all ages – from children’s story times to adult book clubs. Participating in these programs (whether it involves joining a book club, attending a drop-in activity, or tuning in to a live stream) provides valuable feedback and helps us tailor our offerings to your interests. 
  1. Connect on Social Media: Stay connected and engaged by following the library on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Watch informative videos, browse captivating photos, and join the conversation. Remember to like, share, and tag your friends – your online support makes a real difference! 
  1. Become a Friend: The Friends of the Garland County Library is a passionate group dedicated to supporting the library. This non-profit organization, run by volunteers, raises funds through book sales and donations. Join them for just $5 a year and shop the saleroom often – the selection changes weekly. Don’t miss their upcoming Annual Sale in September! 

Discover more about the Garland County Library: Visit our website at www.gclibrary.com, call us at 501-623-4161, or visit us in person at 1427 Malvern Avenue in Hot Springs. 

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