Bitterroot Public Library

The Bitterroot Public Library, established in 1903, is a community-focused institution in Hamilton, MT, dedicated to providing a wide range of materials, services, programs, and technology to meet the needs and interests of its patrons. Housed in a historic building constructed in 1916, the library offers free wireless internet, public access computers, printing, scanning, copying, and faxing services. With a diverse collection of books, DVDs, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, and more, the library also provides various programs and events, including story times, book clubs, craft classes, and musical performances.

Additionally, the Bitterroot Public Library offers an array of digital resources, such as Hoopla for audiobooks, ebooks, and video streaming, Kanopy for movie streaming, Montana Library2Go for audio and ebooks, and Mango Languages for language learning. These digital programs are available free of charge to library card holders. Getting a library card is a simple and quick process, and the library encourages visitors to explore its offerings and engage with the community through its services and events.

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