Vision:We will be the welcoming heart of our community where
everyone can come to learn, discover, create, and connect.
Check out these Upcoming Programs!
Chess Tournament Monday, March 9th
Don't Miss Our Book Clubs!
Marshall Adult Book Group
March 31
Meets on the last Tuesday of the month at the Marshall Library at 2:30pm
Classics Adult Book Club
March 25
Meets the fourth Wednesday of the month at the Mars Hill Library at 1 pm
Murder Mystery Adult Book Club
April 2
Meets the first Thursday of the month at the Marshall Library at 5:30pm
Local Lit Adult Book Club
March 14
Meets the second Saturday of the month at the Marshall Library at 10:30am
Hot Springs Adult Book Group
March 12
Meets on the second Thursday of the month at Chestnut Hall (64 S Spring St.) at 10 am
Mars Hill Adult Book Group
March 10 @ 6pm &
March 12 @1pm
Meets on the second Thursday at 1pm and second Tuesday at 6pm at the Mars Hill Library
Marshall Native Gardens
Saturday, March 21st at 9:30am will be our monthly 3rd Saturday Workday and garden parties. Hoping you can join us for the fun. We will provide more details on our website as that date approaches.
Thursday, March 26th at 5:30pm in the Meeting Room of the Mars Hill Library we are hosting a free presentation by Eric Rooney, Founder of Regeneration Earth and a recognized land steward, gardener, and end-of-life care specialist. This will be a co-sponsored event with the Rotary Club of Madison County.
Saturday, April 18th at 9:30am will be our monthly 3rd Saturday Workday and garden party. Hoping you can join us as these event are always fun. We will provide more details on our website as that date approaches.
Thursday, April 30th at 5:30pm in the Meeting Room of the Library we are hosting a free presentation by Christopher Mello, a locally recognized naturalist and leader of our Native Gardens Educational Programming. Christopher presents on “Attracting (or Discouraging) Wildlife and Pollinators”. This will be a co-sponsored event with the Rotary Club of Madison County.
Mission: The Madison County Public Libraries are dynamic civic resources
that promote free and open access to information, materials, and services to all members of the community to advance knowledge, foster creativity, encourage the exchange of ideas, build community, and enhance the quality of life.
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