Masks are recommended, but no longer required in our library.
Curbside is still available for those who would like. Call the library at (906) 647-1288
Curbside is still available for those who would like. Call the library at (906) 647-1288
PICKFORD COMMUNITY LIBRARY
New Building Plan! Scroll farther down to see updates on renovations and fundraising!
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HOURS OF OPERATIONTuesday and Thursday: 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM Wednesday and Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Sunday and Monday: CLOSED |
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CURRENT EVENTS
We've started fundraising and renovations at the new building!! Stop in the library to see the building plans.
Want to contribute? Make checks payable to Pickford Community Library and be sure to indicate on the check that it is for the building fund. Mail can be sent to PO Box 277, Pickford, MI 49774. You can GIVE ONLINE here. Thank you! There will be a permanent piece of artwork in the new library displaying all donor names. Options to donate in memory of someone are also available. Questions? Email Emily at ehyde@superiordistrictlibrary.org Want to volunteer for the renovations? Email Emily at ehyde@superiordistrictlibrary.org to get involved. Thank you! Keep an eye out here and on Facebook for updates. Updates: Drywall is hung and we are moving on to finishing the walls! It is expected that we will start painting by the end of next week! If you would like to volunteer to help paint, please email Emily at (ehyde@superiordistrictlibrary.org). Want to see the progress that has been made so far and get a peek inside the new building? Emily will be giving a tour of the new building Saturday the 26th at 3:15-4:00 pm. Please meet at the new building (137 E Main St, Pickford, MI 49774), we will be using the side entrance on main street. New Libraries to Add on Libby!
We are pleased to announce we now have access to these digital library collections! You can add these libraries to your Libby account using your library card information. Please keep in mind that each library has it's own search, you will need to switch between them to see each library's collection.
We will update the Most Wanted poster below depending on our greatest needs at the time:
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FACEBOOK PAGES
Book feature: How Stella Learned To Talk by Christina Hunger
This book follows Christina Hunger, a speech pathologist, who noticed communication skills in her dog Stella similar to the communication skills toddlers exhibit right before they start saying their first words. She started using buttons as an AAC tool to allow her dog to speak. "This book is eye opening to how much our dogs can understand and communicate. Ever wondered what your dog would say given the ability to speak? Read this book. I'm definitely going to try this when I get a dog in the future." -Emily Have you read this book? Comment on our Facebook post featuring this book or come in and share your thoughts with the librarian! We hope to feature more staff favorites and books from our collection in the future, so keep an eye out on Facebook and the website. |