The Children’s collections housed in each branch of the Springfield City Library are geared for babies through age twelve, as well as their parents and caregivers. People of all ages are welcome to use the children’s collections, but use of the children’s spaces is reserved for children with their parents or caregivers. (Children age 8 and up may use the library on their own.) Computers are available for use by children in each of our branch locations.
News
Springfield City Library Recognized for Supporting Teen Mental Health
The Health and Wellness project gave teens across the city’s branch libraries new tools for managing stress and connecting with their own creativity.
Capital campaign launched for new East Springfield library
The new building will allow the library to expand services, technology, and collections for the neighborhood.
‘One Read, One Springfield’ initiative returns to city after 15-year hiatus
Springfield is reading “Braiding Sweetgrass” by Robin Wall Kimmerer this summer, with programs to follow in the fall.
One Read, One Springfield
One Read, One Springfield, a community-wide event that encourages adult readers to all read the same book, is back!