Our annual book sale is happening in the McGlynn Community Room during business hours from May 26 through June 10!
Price list:
Buy a library bag for $6 and fill it for FREE
Bring your old library bag and fill it for $5
Individual prices:
Hardcover $0.50
Paperback $0.25
If you work, play, visit and/or live in the Town of Hume, your comments count!
Please review proposed projects for the Town of Hume Revitalization and share your thoughts, concerns, considerations, etc. at the provided link: https://ingallsplanning.mysocialpinpoint.com/…/town-of…
Homeschooling Activities and Q&A at the Wide Awake Club Library.
Meeting the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 10:30 am.
Preschool Story Time with Miss Bonnie on Tuesday’s at 10:30. In person at the Library and on Facebook. Stories, easy crafts and snacks!
We’re very excited to announce that we have 2 Verizon WiFi HOTSPOTS available for checkout, all thanks to a grant from the Foundation for Southern Tier Libraries! These hotspots can connect up to 10 wifi enabled devices and provide free internet as long as you’re not in a “dead zone”. Feel free to ask us for more details!
Congratulations to our quilt raffle winner JUDY ROBERTSON! And THANK YOU to Rondus Miller and Brenda Sisson for creating this lovely quilt, it turned out to be a fantastic fundraiser! Thank you to everyone who helped support our library.
Friends, we are so excited to share this good news! We have received a $1,548 grant from the F.T. and Anna C. Manley Charitable Trust.
This funding will be used as “matching funds” for another grant that will be providing the library with 6 new public computers next year. We are so thankful for this opportunity to provide much needed new public computers for our community! (special thanks to library clerk Dianne Heim for the photo op!)
Thanks to a 2020 grant from the Tri-County Arts Council we have this lovely new bench made by local artist Tracy Fiegl. Come sit a spell, there’s even an outlet to charge your devices and our wifi is always on. (*This project was made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the NYS Council on the Arts with the support of Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the NYS Legislature and administered by Tri-County Arts Council.)