Steps complete
Our front steps have been replaced and are once again usable. Thanks for all the positive feedback on this project and your patience while it was being done!
Continue reading →Our front steps have been replaced and are once again usable. Thanks for all the positive feedback on this project and your patience while it was being done!
Continue reading →The Library’s main entrance will be closed from Wednesday, May 18- Friday, May 20 while the stairs are being replaced. Please use the Youth Library or Elevator entrance instead.
Continue reading →Summer Reading at Van Horn begins May 31st! Sign-up Week is May 31st through June 4th – Stop in to the Youth Library to sign up and get your goody bag! Summer Reading is free and open to all ages, … Continue reading →
We had a great turnout last night at our first Books & Brews! If you were unable to make it, here is the handout given to attendees. The second page lists their suggestions for good Historical Fiction books to read. … Continue reading →
May’s newsletter has been emailed! You can read it here. If you’d like to get it on our mailing list, this form!
Continue reading →We are excited to announce a new book club called Books & Brews! This monthly program is happening on the first Wednesday of each month at South x SouthEast Brewing Company at 6:30pm. This is not your traditional book club … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →We are closed for President’s Day on Monday, February 21.
Continue reading →One Town One Title books are available today at the Senior Center during Winterfest’s Story Time (9:30-10:30)! Come get your copy of The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal. Can’t make it today? Books will be available while … Continue reading →
The Van Horn Public Library is happy to announce the 2022 One Town One Title selection is The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal. We are offering a variety of programs happening in both February and March. We … Continue reading →