In June, the Barberton Public Library received a Summer Reading Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) to conduct oral history interviews.

Get creative with fun crafts! The September crafts are a festive autumn wreath and a 3-D fall tree. Click on "Read More" to find instructions and a tutorial video. This program is suitable for all ages and abilities.

To find all of our Facebook Live programs (past and present) click on "Read More". Do you miss attending Library programs? Don't worry! Programs are now virtual, and they take place on the Barberton Public Library's Facebook page unless otherwise noted. A variety of programs are available for all interests. Join us to make crafts, learn about business or buying a home, and experience virtual author visits! Simply visit our Facebook page and scroll down to find our live programs on the day and time that they air.

In these uncertain times, we understand that compassion and understanding matters more than ever. Libraries are the cornerstones of their communities, with the capability to make a difference in the lives of people from all walks of life. This month, we encourage all of our patrons to take advantage of one-time fine forgiveness at the Barberton Public Library. Replacement cards are also free for the month of September. This service begins on September 8 and ends on September 30. Read more to find out about restrictions.

Do you have a library card? September is Library Card Sign-up Month so get one today! Check out our website to learn how you can access movies, eBooks, video games and much more.

Calling all Supa Buddies! Help us kick off the release of Dav Pilkey's new book, Dog Man: Grime and Punishment, with Dog Man Mania all September long!

The Library is open with social distancing measures in place.

The Library recommends these reliable online resources for accurate and up-to-date information about the Coronavirus:

Summit County Public Health
Ohio Department of Health
US Center for Disease Control
World Health Organization