Library
After a week of carpet replacement and furniture shifting, the Columbia Pike Branch Library reopened Sunday, August 22nd, and is now open on the regular schedule.
Come on in and check out our fabulous carpet and new single-service desk. But please pardon the lingering dust - our 1st floor rearrangements aren't quite complete. So we very much appreciate your patience as we continue to settle in, and try to remember where we put the staplers.
And don't hesitate to let us know if we can assist you with finding anything!
- Paws-to-read Comes To Columbia Pike
We're expanding our well received Paws-to-Read program to the Columbia Pike Branch Library! Reading therapy dog teams from PALS will be at Columbia Pike twice each month, on the first and third Tuesday, to listen non-judgmentally to kids read, for...
- Bored? Play Arlingtonopoly At Columbia Pike!
Teens are welcomed to bring their family and friends to play Arlingtonopoly at the Columbia Pike Branch Library during the winter break. Just check out this game or any other from the cart in the teen area and never be bored again! But remember, Columbia...
- Sun Flowers At Columbia Pike
Do you like Sunflowers? Even though the Columbia Pike Branch Library is closed through Saturday, August 21, you can still visit our beautiful Papillon Parc on the Pike and enjoy the sunflowers, butterflies, finches and other plants and creatures who live...
- Columbia Pike Branch Library Closed Aug. 16 - Aug. 21 For New Carpeting
Added 7-29: Columbia Pike Branch Library will not be accepting donations of books, magazines and media from Aug. 1 through Aug. 21. The Columbia Pike Branch Library will be closed from Monday, Aug. 16 through Saturday, Aug. 21 to allow for interior improvements....
- Meet A Dedicated Columbia Pike Volunteer
Melanie Bartlett is one of the Columbia Pike Branch Library's fabulous volunteers. Melanie has been volunteering at Columbia Pike for 7 years. She comes every week to help us with withdrawals. Melanie also volunteers at the Central Library and at...
Library
Columbia Pike is Open for Business!
After a week of carpet replacement and furniture shifting, the Columbia Pike Branch Library reopened Sunday, August 22nd, and is now open on the regular schedule. Come on in and check out our fabulous carpet and new single-service desk. But please pardon the lingering dust - our 1st floor rearrangements aren't quite complete. So we very much appreciate your patience as we continue to settle in, and try to remember where we put the staplers.
And don't hesitate to let us know if we can assist you with finding anything!
- Paws-to-read Comes To Columbia Pike
We're expanding our well received Paws-to-Read program to the Columbia Pike Branch Library! Reading therapy dog teams from PALS will be at Columbia Pike twice each month, on the first and third Tuesday, to listen non-judgmentally to kids read, for...
- Bored? Play Arlingtonopoly At Columbia Pike!
Teens are welcomed to bring their family and friends to play Arlingtonopoly at the Columbia Pike Branch Library during the winter break. Just check out this game or any other from the cart in the teen area and never be bored again! But remember, Columbia...
- Sun Flowers At Columbia Pike
Do you like Sunflowers? Even though the Columbia Pike Branch Library is closed through Saturday, August 21, you can still visit our beautiful Papillon Parc on the Pike and enjoy the sunflowers, butterflies, finches and other plants and creatures who live...
- Columbia Pike Branch Library Closed Aug. 16 - Aug. 21 For New Carpeting
Added 7-29: Columbia Pike Branch Library will not be accepting donations of books, magazines and media from Aug. 1 through Aug. 21. The Columbia Pike Branch Library will be closed from Monday, Aug. 16 through Saturday, Aug. 21 to allow for interior improvements....
- Meet A Dedicated Columbia Pike Volunteer
Melanie Bartlett is one of the Columbia Pike Branch Library's fabulous volunteers. Melanie has been volunteering at Columbia Pike for 7 years. She comes every week to help us with withdrawals. Melanie also volunteers at the Central Library and at...