Fayetteville Public Library

Fayetteville Public Library, founded in 1916, operates from Monday through Friday. It is located in Fayetteville, Ark., and offers various programs and services for children, young adults, and physically challenged people, such as preschool, toddler and baby story times, creative writing workshops and arts festival. It also offers poetry reading, book reading, computer classes, teen knitting, teen library club, and open microphone night and genealogy workshop. Its facilities include meeting room, community room and board room, and provides amenities, such as sink, refrigerator, oven, grand piano, podium, portable stage, console-controlled lighting, shades, screen, camera, projector and video player. The library offers a collection of board books, picture books, books in Spanish, easy readers, juvenile fiction and nonfiction books, newspaper and magazines. In addition, it also provides reference resources, electronic databases, films, DVDs, music CDs, educational games on CD-ROM, parenting resources, puzzles, and educational kits. Fayetteville Public Library offers interlibrary loan, digital library and online city resources.