Welcome to the Vicksburg District Library

Library Regular Hours Monday-Thursday 10:00-8:30 Friday and Saturday 10:00-5:00 Sundays 1:00-5:00

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Calendar of Library Events

  • Winter Duck-orating Contest Decorate your duck with a winter theme! Duck pickup begins: December 16 Completed ducks due: January 9 Voting runs: January 13-26 Stop in the library for the official rules, entry form , and duck. While supplies last, limited ducks available.
  • Adult Winter Reading Program - December 20, 2024 - March 21, 2025 Just return the receipts of your completed materials! Upon earning 15 points you receive a free prize of either a bottle opener, carabiner, or jar opener from Vicksburg District Library and an entry slip for the prize drawing. Keep earning points! For every 5 or more points earned after the first 15, you'll get extra entry slips for the prize drawing. Registration is required. Sign up at the Circulation Desk. Open to anyone 18+ and no longer in high school.
  • Book boxes for adults - Signups open January 2, 2025! Book Boxes are personalized readers’ advisory in a box with treats. Registration limited to 5 boxes per month.
  • Need to know if the library is closed due to the weather? Check WWMT on TV or online at wwmt.com
  • Free books for young people! The VDL has a KRESA book garden in the vestibule. Book gardens are a way to get books into the hands of youth to encourage reading and promote literacy.
  • Book Club for Adults has voted on its books for September 2024 through March 2025. Here's the list of upcoming books and book club dates: 2024 September 5 - “The Water is Wide” by Pat Conroy October 3 - “Station Eleven” by Emily St. John Mandel November 7 - “Conclave” by Robert Harris December 5 - “Master and Commander” by Patrick O’Brian 2025 January 2 - “The Human Cosmos” by Jo Marchant February 6 - “Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver March 6 - “The Power of One” by Bryce Courtenay. All books can be reserved through MeL. If you need assistance with MeL, call the library at (269) 649-1648 or ask at the Circulation Desk.
  • The library provides photocopying and printing, faxing, and laminating for a small fee, and scanning to email for free.
  • Make the library part of your legacy by donating to the Vicksburg District Library.
  • South County Community Services provides options and assistance for basic needs. Call 649-2901.
  • South County Community Services provides Aging-in-Place, a Safe at Home program for seniors. Call 649-2901.

ATTENTION:

Vicksburg District Library of the Village of Vicksburg, Michigan.

The mission of the library is to provide a place for people of all ages to access information to satisfy their informational and lifelong learning needs and interests. Our vision is to serve as a lifelong learning center.

Community. Service. Information.

Although Vicksburg District Library serves more than 12,000 patrons, our real focus is on creating individual encounters with people in the community. We work to have singular interactions and respond to the requests of individual citizens.

All staff are happy to assist with requests for helping finding entertainment. We stock the latest best-selling books, new movie releases, and new music releases. Our Youth Services Librarian and our Circulation and Reference Librarian create a range of social programs for youth and adults. Our staff and I are happy to assist with historical, academic, or professional research needs. Some of those may include genealogical and local history searches, connecting patrons with job sites, or finding small-business resources online.

The Vicksburg District Library also offers community spaces that patrons can reserve for events, free WiFi, and eight public access computers connected to the internet. Our community library is a great place to meet new people and learn great new things.

Welcome to our library!

Most sincerely,

Eric Hansen, Director

If you have any questions or concerns, please email us! We will be happy to assist you.

215 S. Michigan Avenue / 269-649-1648 / info@vicksburglibrary.org