We call our Book Club BookTalk and we meet the 3rd Tuesday of (nearly) every month at 7PM.
Have you always wanted to be in a book club? Or maybe you just HAVE to talk about that one incredible thing you just read…
We love our little group, but would love to have even more people this year!
On Tuesday, January 15th, at 7PM to discuss Jeanette Walls’ book, The Glass Castle.
On Tuesday, February 19th at 7PM, we will watch the movie The Glass Castle.
Join us!
We usually have a morning and an evening storytime each month, throughout the winter. Kids ages 0-6 and their caregivers are welcome to come enjoy stories, songs and activities! Dates and times are posted on our Facebook page or you can pick up a flyer at the library anytime!!
Winter 2019
Wednesday, January 16th ~ 10AM
Sleepytime Storytime
Come in your pajamas,
Tuesday January 22nd ~ 7:10PM
Wednesday, January 30th 10AM
Sleepytime Storytime
Come in your pajamas,
Tuesday February 5th ~ 7:10PM
Wednesday, February 13th ~ 10AM
Wednesday, February 27th ~10AM
When is the Library open?
Mondays 1-6PM
Tuesdays 4-7PM
Wednesday 2-5PM
Thursday 2-5PM
Friday 2-5PM
Saturday 9-12AM
The Howard City Library card catalog is now online! Search the Library’s collection, explore the collection of other area libraries, and have what you need transferred to your local library. This service is available for patrons of the Howard City Library at no charge!
The Howard City Library is a member of the Southeast Kansas Library System and has joined a consortium which includes 41 libraries in the region. The SEKnFind catalog includes libraries from Bronson, Chanute, Coffeyville, Independence, Iola, Hamilton, Parker, Madison, and many more! Users are now able to search the consolidated catalog for books, DVDs, Music CDs and other materials from all participating libraries and place holds on items from any of the libraries. Patrons can search the Howard collection from the Howard City Library website at http://howardlibrary.org. Users can limit their search to items only at Howard by using the “Advanced Search”. Registered members can then use the SEK-N-Find catalog to request items to be transferred between libraries for checkout.
Book jacket art will be visible from the online card catalog and users will see that the catalog has an “Amazon.com” feel to it. Library users can tag items in the catalog with search terms and place comments on individual items. These two features will be seen by other library users to make the catalog more friendly and easier to use. Registered users can compile lists of books and other materials, and either make them public or keep them private. They can also submit changes of information such as their address and can check their reading history, renew books which are eligible for renewal, see what items they have checked out, what is overdue and what their fines are.
Search the Howard catalog today – or stop in and request a username and password for the SEK-N-Find Catalog!
The SEKnFind consortium is funded in part by an LSTA grant from the State Library of Kansas.