Hawley Public Library | Books, Programs & Community in Hawley
Hawley Public Library in Hawley has served Wayne County since 1961, offering free access to books, media, and community programs. With a library card, residents can borrow thousands of items, including books, graphic novels, DVDs, Blu-rays, audiobooks, video games, and streaming content. The library also provides free internet access, computers for public use, and interlibrary loans through the Northeast District, giving patrons access to more than 750,000 items.
The library is more than just a place to borrow books. Adults and children alike can enjoy year-round programming that includes storytimes, yoga, science clubs, playgroups, and book clubs. Seasonal events like themed 5Ks, summer book bingo, and workshops bring the community together. The Family Makerspace, open during regular hours, is stocked with educational toys, STEM kits, craft supplies, and even a Nintendo Switch for in-library gaming.
Hawley Public Library also supports the community with passport services, a Little Free Pantry for food donations, and opportunities for businesses to contribute through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program. Its staff and volunteers are dedicated to creating a welcoming space where everyone can learn, explore, and connect.
Hawley Public Library in Hawley delivers books, digital resources, and creative programs for the whole family.
