Howell History Days is May 17-18. See what's going on at the library - click here for info on Coloring Contest and other events.
Summer
Reading 2008 for all ages. Registration begins on
Monday, June 9. Click
here for more information.
Grow Your Mind @ your library - Summer Reading for Adults, Too!
Click here to find out more about our 2008 Summer Reading Program for Adults
(18 years and older) and other Events!
Foreclosure Avoidance Resources
24 Hour Locker Pick-up at Parker HHS - Need something and can't make it to the Library during business hours? Click here to find out more about our convenient new pick up and drop off service at the Howell High School Parker Campus.
Looking for something to read? or watch? or listen to? Click here to see what Howell Carnegie District Library staff members are reading, watching, listening to, and more!
Downloadable
Audio Books Are Here -The
Howell
Library now participates with
the Michigan Library Consortium (MLC) Digital Library Collection to
provide audio books, ebooks and video. Click
here to begin. You
will need your Howell library card number located on the back of your
card to utilize this service.
Museum
Adventure Pass, presented by Macy's - Your
library card now takes you to area museums and cultural organizations.
Check out a pass for two or four free admissions depending on location.
For more information click
here or contact the Reference
Desk.
Now
playing at a computer near you –
MyLibraryDV
– downloadable videos
- Enjoy
free access to hundreds of hours of programming and movies.
All you need is your Library Card! Ok, Ok, there is a little
more than that, click on the MyLibraryDV logo and explore. If
you have any questions, ask at the Reference Desk or call 517.546.0720
x 106.
The
Great Michigan Read - The Howell Library
is taking part in The Great Michigan Read, a new state-wide reading
program, sponsored by the Michigan
Humanities
Council. Through the program, 100 communities throughout Michigan
will be reading "The Nick Adams Stories"
by Ernest Hemingway. For more information visit www.greatmichiganread.org.
or contact the library at (517) 546-0720, ext. 106.
The Great
Michigan Read is presented by the Michigan
Humanities Council, the state affiliate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities.
