May the Books be with you! Library Theater Summer Camp - Auditions on May 16 at 10:30 a.m. at Zion Evangelical Church - Parent/Guardian required at first meeting. - Learn more at https://www.millstadt-library.org/2026-summer-play RSVP for our next Virtual Presenter (R.F. Kuang) at https://bit.ly/ILPKuang RSVP for our next Homemade (Leaf Imprint Jewelry Dish) at https://www.millstadt-library.org/event-details/handmade-leaf-imprint-jewelry-dish/form Learn more about our 2026 Su

The Millstadt Library will be closing today, Monday, April 27, 2026 at 4 p.m. for the weather. We will resume regular service tomorrow, Tuesday, April 28, 2026. All late fees will be waived during this time. Please use our great online services; - Libby (eBooks) https://libbyapp.com/shelf - CloudLibrary (eBooks) http://www.millstadt-library.org/ebooks-cloudlibrary - Biblio+ (unlimited TV and movies) http://www.millstadt-library.org/biblioplus - Don't have a library card? (lin

Looking for some book inspiration? Here are some suggested reads for April! These books have been on the New York Times Bestseller List and at the top of the Millstadt Library's most circulated list. At the end of these lists, Nichole picks a book or two that she personally recommends. We just reviewed Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Piccoult and are reading The Ox-Bow Incident by Walter Clark for our next Senior Center Book Club meeting on Monday, May 18 at 11 a.m. Without further

What brings you joy at the library? The books? The community? The copier? Share your Library Joy with us at the Library for National Library Week! Each day is themed and there are activities every day. Sign up for a library card and be entered to win a library gift bag and be sure to share your Library Joy online and tag us so you can be entered to win a book prize! All week long, you can Round Up at the Register at Lee's Home Center , so be sure to stop by and shop with them

The wait is over... welome to our newest eBook and eAudioBook platform, Libby! Borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines to read on your phone or tablet using the Libby app by OverDrive. You can even send and read your borrowed ebooks to your Kindle ereader! It’s free and easy to get started. Learn more at https://www.millstadt-library.org/ebooks-libby Be sure to join us during National Library Week for our upcoming Libby 101 class! A special thank you to the Millstadt Consoli

The library will be closed Saturday, April 4 and Monday, April 6 for Easter. We will be closed again on Friday, April 10 for the librarians to attend a library conference, Reaching Forward South.

Plant a seed, read! RSVP for our next Homemade (Painted Book Edges) at https://www.millstadt-library.org/event-details/handmade-painted-book-edges RSVP for our next Virtual Presenter (Cristina Henriquez) at https://www.millstadt-library.org/event-details/voice-culture-and-human-connection-cristina-henriquez Learn more about Read Across America at https://www.millstadt-library.org/readacrossamerica250

Looking for some book inspiration? Here are some suggested reads for March! These books have been on the New York Times Bestseller List and at the top of the Millstadt Library's most circulated list. At the end of these lists, Nichole picks a book or two that she personally recommends. We just reviewed Women's Hotel by Daniel Lavery and are reading Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Piccoult for our next Senior Center Book Club meeting on Monday, April 20 at 11 a.m. Without further a

Thank you again to everyone who participated in our 2025 Baked Goods Auction and Competition! We had so much fun that we are hosting a Spring 2026 Baked Goods Auction and Competition and would love to have your participation once more and give those who missed the opportunity to join us this time. Mark your calendars because the bidding runs from March 13 to March 20 at 8 p.m. You can view our current list of entries at https://givebutter.com/c/bakedgoodsauctionspring26 This

March 17, 2026 is our General Primary. Most will be to select who is running in each race for our November 2026 election, but also a direct decision for the Southwestern St. Clair County Emergency Services District. This post is to help you make the best decisions by including links to the proper resources. Scroll to the bottom of this post for links to find your polling place and more resources. Tuesday, March 17, 2026 is the General Primary and polls will be open from 6 a.m

Luck be a Library! Enter your baked goods for our Spring Baked Goods Auction and Competition -Entries are being be accepted online and in-person until March 11. Here is the online form https://tinyurl.com/bakedauction326 -Entries must be dropped off at the Millstadt Library on March 20 and NO LATER than 10am on March 21 The bakesale is digital only, running from March 13 through March 20 and can be accessed at https://givebutter.com/c/bakedgoodsauctionspring26/auction RSVP fo

Looking for some book inspiration? Here are some suggested reads for February! These books have been on the New York Times Bestseller List and at the top of the Millstadt Library's most circulated list. At the end of these lists, Nichole picks a book or two that she personally recommends. We just reviewed Harlem Rhapsody by Victoria Christopher Murray and are reading Women's Hotel by Daniel Lavery for our next Senior Center Book Club meeting on Monday, March 16 at 11 a.m. W

So much to love at your library! RSVP for our next Homemade (Silhouette Momentos) at https://www.millstadt-library.org/event-details/handmade-silhouette-profile-momento RSVP for our next Virtual Presenter (R. L. Stine) at https://bit.ly/ILPStine Learn more about Read Across America at https://www.millstadt-library.org/readacrossamerica250 Enter your baked goods for our Spring Baked Goods Auction and Competition at https://forms.gle/DgW7Lff8vRqirjm7A

The Millstadt Library will be closed, again, January 27, 2026. We plan on resuming regular service tomorrow, January 28, 2026. All late fees will be waived during the snow days. Please use our great online services; - CloudLibrary (eBooks) http://www.millstadt-library.org/ebooks-cloudlibrary - Biblio+ (unlimited TV and movies) http://www.millstadt-library.org/biblioplus - Don't have a library card? (links to free online books and more) http://www.millstadt-library.org/online-

The Millstadt Library will be closed January 26, 2026. We plan on resuming regular service tomorrow, January 27, 2026. All late fees will be waived during the snow days. Please use our great online services; - CloudLibrary (eBooks) http://www.millstadt-library.org/ebooks-cloudlibrary - Biblio+ (unlimited TV and movies) http://www.millstadt-library.org/biblioplus - Don't have a library card? (links to free online books and more) http://www.millstadt-library.org/online-resource

Looking for some book inspiration? Here are some suggested reads for January! These books have been on the New York Times Bestseller List and at the top of the Millstadt Library's most circulated list. At the end of these lists, Nichole picks a book or two that she personally recommends. We just reviewed The Wedding People by Alison Espach and are reading Harlem Rhapsody by Victoria Christopher Murray for our next Senior Center Book Club meeting on Monday, February 16 at 1

Happy New Year! If you're looking to start something new - start at your library! Join us for a whole year of new book club picks, new monthly homemade crafts, new virtual presenters, and specialty programs - like Homeopathy with Abbie. Meet new people and build new skills at Chair Yoga with Joyce, Knitting and Crochet Night, Story Time, and Pokemon Club. And join us as we celebrate America's 250th with our Read Across America Challenge! RSVP for our next Homemade (Book Bedaz

The Library will be closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 and January 1 for the holidays. We wish everyone the Merriest Christmas filled with friends, family, and of course, good reading!

Looking for some book inspiration? Here are some suggested reads for November! These books have been on the New York Times Bestseller List and at the top of the Millstadt Library's most circulated list. At the end of these lists, Nichole picks a book or two that she personally recommends. We just reviewed The 13th Gift by Joanne Huist Smith and are reading The Wedding People by Alison Espach for our next Senior Center Book Club meeting on Monday, January 19 at 11 a.m. With

Celebrate the holidays with your Millstadt Library! Join us for our usual events, like Knitting and Crochet Night, book clubs, and more. Make special book ornaments at Homemade and join us for weekly story times. We have two special story times, one will be a Polar Express story time with Santa and another for Noon Year's Eve where we'll have a balloon drop to celebrate the coming New Year! We will also be out in the community for several events, so we hope to see you befor