Whitefish Community Library

We hope to find some when Whitefish Lake Institute visits for our first Summer Reading event. Find out how to monitor the health of Whitefish Lake while exploring the small world of macroinvertebrates Thursday, June 17th at 10:30 a.m. outside on the west side of the library.

WCL is ready to go on Monday, June 14 when the Library’s Summer 2021 officially begins. Find out all about Summer Reading, family events, and off-site programs on our Summer 2021 at WCL webpage. And here’s a few hints of the fun in store….

Yes! Wild Wings will be back on June 24!

And in August we’ll have the Fourth Annual Edible Book Contest and Feast!

We’re happy to announce that beginning June 1, 2021 the following services will be restored:

(Masks recommended)

Curbside service will continue to be offered.

Return to normal hours with the temporary exception of Saturdays.

Limited computer stations

Limited seating,

Newspaper/magazine availability

Scanner and Mircofilm Reader

Free Magazine shelf

Restrooms.

Community Room will be available in the future but is currently unavailable.

Our website has been designed to accommodate all handicap patrons accessing our website from their different devices. Access to the card catalog is now on the header. Minutes, agendas, story time and forms are under ‘resources’. Please take a minute to explore the new design and feel free to call the library (406-862-9914) if you have any questions.

Whitefish Community Library joins the Whitefish Library Association in expressing our sincere gratitude to retiring WLA Board Member Jerry Hanson for his decades of support to both the Library and the Association (many of those serving as the president of the WLA Board) , and to Cheryl Hyland who has been the inspiration that has powered many of the Whitefish Library Association’s achievements during her tenure as a board member. Thank you! You will be missed.

The forecasters are forecasting a balmy 16 degrees F for 11 a.m. AND it’s a gorgeous sunny day! So we’ll brave it, have a short(ish) story and then we’ll find out how cold it has to be for bubbles to freeze. After that, the shovels and scoops and molds will be out for those who want to stay warm playing in the snow that finally arrived! Hope to see you (dress warm)!

Winter Recess continues this week and we’re ready with activities no matter what weather Mother Nature throws at us. And it’s c-c-cold today so dress warm! Join us in the Library’s Back Yard (east side of the Library) at 11 a.m. on Thursdays.