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Park Central Branch Library
128 Park Central Square
Springfield, MO 65806
Phone:(417) 831-1342
Kristin Bennett, Branch Manager
kristinb@thelibrary.org
The Park Central Branch Library, an arts- and media-themed non-traditional facility, features a small collection of popular fiction and nonfiction books, a wide selection of local, national and international newspapers and magazines, all on face-out shelving, plus DVDs and CDs. More than a dozen computer stations provide downtown patrons with high-speed access to the Internet, e-mail and the Library's informative research databases. The facility includes flat-screen TVs, a self-checkout machine, gallery walls, reading cubes, ottomans and lounge chairs. Beverages, pastries and snacks are available via an interior doorway to the adjacent The Coffee Ethic.
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Computers, Internet & Wi-Fi Internet, electronic databases and Library catalogs [Details] |
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Coffee Ethic Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-10p.m. Sunday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. [Website] |
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Printers  Black and white printouts are 10¢; color printouts are 50¢. Cash only. |
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Copiers Black and white copies are 10¢. Color copies are 50¢; $1 for 11x17. Cash only. |
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Services for Special Needs Technology, collection and services [Details] |
Go green! Copies may be scanned to a USB drive. Bring your own USB drive, or purchase one at the Library for $7.
Thursday, March 5
Friday, March 6
Saturday, March 7
Thursday, March 12
Are you an acoustic musician, poet or thespian? Perhaps you're a comic, mime or ventriloquist looking for a place to try new material? What better place than the community stage at the Park Central Branch Library? There's already a performance schedule in place and it's free! Drop by the branch, or call 831-1342 for more information.
Make the Park Central Branch Library part of your First Friday Art Walk festivities. The library will display works by area artists along with other galleries and businesses downtown. Take a stroll to the southwest corner of the Square -- where arts, entertainment and information meet.
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