Did you know that the library offers more than traditional books, DVDs, and music? In fact, we have an entire “Library of Things.”
We continue to add new items, so we may have added one of your favorite things. To see what we’ve added you can search our catalog and request an item.
If there is an item you’d like to see in our Library of Things, please let us know! You can visit our contact page for ways to reach us. You can even browse directly from this page with our slider of “things.” Most items can be borrowed for 1 week, with the potential to renew, if not requested by another patron. There are also some that have a three-week borrowing time. You can make a hold request from that item’s slide below. Simply select the “click here to order” button on the slide.
View Some of the “Things”
Use Categories for “Things”
We offer “things” for many activities in our Library of Things. You can try a new craft, complete some home improvement, play a game, and even garden or go birding. Take a look at the list below of use categories for our many “things.”
Games List and Categories from the Library of Things
Do you prefer to spend time indoors? In addition to our DIY and other “things” we also have plenty of board, card, and video games to keep you entertained. Take a look at the list below to see the games that have made it into our Library of Things selection.
In addition to the Library of Things…
Seed Library (seasonal)
Each spring we bring back our Seed Library.
We are happy to bring nature into our Library of Things, and a Seed Library is the perfect way to do so. Seed libraries encourage the growing, harvesting, and the promotion of biodiversity and preservation of unique plant varieties. We are excited to participate in nourishing biodiversity and helping our patrons to be a part of the process. Please note that there is often a small supply of seeds, so we ask that patrons only bring home a maximum of 4 seed packets. This seed limit offers more people the opportunity to start or enhance their gardens using our Seed Library.
We would also like to thank Wolf Hill, Ace, and Common Crow for graciously donating organic seeds, and Mark Silva for building beautiful seed containers for their storage.
Let’s plant together!