Bookwyrm’s Hoard: Chilling with Thrills as Summer turns to Fall
Maybe it’s the heavy quality that heat and humidity impart to the air, or the ceaseless drone of the cicadas, …
Posted September 10, 2021
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Upcoming Events from the Eureka Springs Carnegie Library
Recent News
Thursday August 26th @ 6PM
Tips For Transformation : Demonstration of Scent & Memory. Did you know that smells have a strong link to memory …
Posted August 23, 2021
Position open for Assistant Librarian
The Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library is taking applications for full-time employment. Applicants should enjoy working with people of all …
Posted August 16, 2021
Tips for Transformation
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 2021 AT 6 PM – 8 PM @ Gotahold
Posted August 8, 2021
Please “bear” with us!
The upcoming events calendar is not working properly. Some events are showing the incorrect time, and some are not showing …
Posted July 28, 2021
Carnegie Chronicle- May Edition
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Posted May 13, 2021
The Carnegie Library has been awarded two different grants that will enable us to deliver in-person programs in the library …
Posted April 20, 2021
Expanded Browsing Hours, Outdoor Programs
For the first time in over a year, the Carnegie Library will be hosting its preschool song & story time …
Posted April 11, 2021
In the Spotlight! Eureka Locals
When celebrating a new year, it is always wise to look back on the highlights of the previous year. Though …
Posted February 3, 2021
Bookwyrm’s Hoard: Spooky Reads
Autumn mists and ominous skies, vibrant falling leaves with their musty sweet scent, and the shivering chill in the air …
Posted October 31, 2020
Bookwyrm’s Hoard: Escaping into Magical Worlds
Sometimes, such as now, there is only so much reality a person can endure. It can be comforting to …
Posted August 27, 2020
Browse the new books and DVD shelves!
Click on the links below to browse the newest items at your Carnegie Library. On each form, you can simply …
Posted August 6, 2020
Bookwyrm’s Hoard- Books to Foster Creativity in the time of Covid-19
In these strange and unsettling times, it can be important to direct your energy and state of mind towards …
Posted July 22, 2020
Middle Earth Walking Challenge
Join us on a walk through Middle Earth! As part of our “Imagine Your Story” Summer Reading Program, the Carnegie …
Posted June 1, 2020
The Bookwyrms’ Hoard: Recommendations from your Librarians
We’re coming to the end of winter, but for now the days are still cold and the evenings are perfect …
Posted March 6, 2020
NASA @ My Library
The Space Science Institute’s (SSI) National Center for Interactive Learning (NCIL) — together with project team partners American Library Association, Pacific Science Center, Cornerstones of Science, and the Education Development Center — leverage the STAR Library Network (STAR Net) to advance the NASA Science Mission Directorate (SMD) vision for education by engaging public audiences nationwide in informal and lifelong learning. STAR stands for Science and Technology Activities and Resources. STAR Net utilizes NASA subject matter experts (e.g. Solar System Ambassadors and Night Sky Network), SMD assets and data, and existing educational products and online portals to create compelling learning experiences that will be widely used to share the story, science, and adventure of NASA’s scientific explorations of planet Earth, our solar system, and the universe beyond. Through [email protected] My Library stakeholder …
Posted January 22, 2020
Carnegie Cares: Sustainability Initiative
In May of 2019 the American Library Association added sustainability as a core value of librarianship and urged libraries to …
Posted November 29, 2019
Raising a Reader
We promote early literacy by delivering red book bags that circulate in classes at local preschools and offer parent workshops …
Posted May 9, 2019
History
“Aim for the Highest!” These words were often spoken by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, who, during the early 1900’s, was responsible …
Posted May 9, 2019
Book Clubs
We love book clubs! Adults are welcome to join our First Friday Book Club that meets on the first Friday …
Posted May 9, 2019
Art Books donated by the Walton Foundation
What Are You Looking At
by Will Gompertz
Women, Art and Society
by Whitney Chadwick
Extra/ordinary
by Maria Elena Buszek
Men of Steel, Women of Wonder
by U of A Press
