Library
Did you know you can recycle ink cartridges at the library?
By recycling your empty ink cartridges at the library, you can help us earn vouchers to be used for office supplies. The library can earn $2 per cartridge and can turn in up to 10 cartridges each month.
Just bring the cartridges in a plastic bag and turn them in at the 1st floor circulation desk.
- Community Challenge: What Can You Do With 440 Books?
What could you do with 400 hardcover books? Build furniture? Make household objects, or art? Something else entirely? Here is your chance to brainstorm, dream, and experiment. Click on photo to see more imagesThe Arlington Public Library has over 400...
- 'get Caught Reading' Now!
Get ready for Summer Reading fun! Kids and Teens can sign up for 'Get Caught Reading' online, or at any Arlington Public Library Preschoolers may earn a "fishy" prize by sharing 10 books and completing fun, literacy-building activities. Children...
- Computer Classes
From Computer Basics to Getting Started with Facebook, the library offers a variety of computer classes each month. Classes are taught by our knowledgeable staff who have years of experience working with patrons and assisting with technology. Topic based...
- Computer And Internet Access
The Library has two computer labs for public use, one for adults/teens and one for children. The adult/teen lab is located on the 2nd floor and has twelve stations. The children's lab (designed for our patrons in 5th grade or below) is located on...
- Beneath The Surface -- Teen Summer Reading Program 2013
The Summer Reading Program for Teens, begins June 1st! If you are a teen (ages 14+) and love to read, OPL wants you to sign up today for this year's program, ?Beneath The Surface." All you have to do is sign up at the Children?s Desk on the first...
Library
Recycle Ink Cartridges
By recycling your empty ink cartridges at the library, you can help us earn vouchers to be used for office supplies. The library can earn $2 per cartridge and can turn in up to 10 cartridges each month.
Just bring the cartridges in a plastic bag and turn them in at the 1st floor circulation desk.
- Community Challenge: What Can You Do With 440 Books?
What could you do with 400 hardcover books? Build furniture? Make household objects, or art? Something else entirely? Here is your chance to brainstorm, dream, and experiment. Click on photo to see more imagesThe Arlington Public Library has over 400...
- 'get Caught Reading' Now!
Get ready for Summer Reading fun! Kids and Teens can sign up for 'Get Caught Reading' online, or at any Arlington Public Library Preschoolers may earn a "fishy" prize by sharing 10 books and completing fun, literacy-building activities. Children...
- Computer Classes
From Computer Basics to Getting Started with Facebook, the library offers a variety of computer classes each month. Classes are taught by our knowledgeable staff who have years of experience working with patrons and assisting with technology. Topic based...
- Computer And Internet Access
The Library has two computer labs for public use, one for adults/teens and one for children. The adult/teen lab is located on the 2nd floor and has twelve stations. The children's lab (designed for our patrons in 5th grade or below) is located on...
- Beneath The Surface -- Teen Summer Reading Program 2013
The Summer Reading Program for Teens, begins June 1st! If you are a teen (ages 14+) and love to read, OPL wants you to sign up today for this year's program, ?Beneath The Surface." All you have to do is sign up at the Children?s Desk on the first...