Bull Shoals Library

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1218 Central Blvd

Bull Shoals, AR 72619

+1 (870) 445-4265

http://bullshoalslibrary.org

Bull Shoals Library is a community-driven nonprofit organization in Bull Shoals, AR, dedicated to supporting lifelong learning and literacy. With a mission to foster creativity and curiosity, the library offers a diverse collection of books, magazines, DVDs, and audio books, as well as computer and printing services. The library also provides a spacious Learning Annex for rent, accommodating up to 75 people and equipped with modern amenities such as a full kitchen and smart TV.

Supported by volunteers and funded through annual memberships and donations, Bull Shoals Library is a hub for the local community, offering regular programs and hosting events like book sales and the Fourth of July Celebration. The library's commitment to accessibility is evident through its ample parking and handicap accessibility, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the resources and services it provides.

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