Renovation

We want to remind everyone that despite the renovation, the Library is open with the regular hours 10-1 & 3-6 Monday – Friday and Saturday 10 – 1 pm. Our stacks and checkout area are located downstairs of the library. Even if our lights are turned off upstairs, you can still find us by entering through Ivory Street entrance and walking down the stairs.
Our holiday closing hours will be:
12/24 – 01/01 – Christmas break

Library renovation

It is our great pleasure to announce that our library has received the State Construction Grant to finance the complete remodel of our upper floor. The renovation will include a new upstairs bathroom, a new septic system , a new staircase to access the attic area, as well as new furniture and an overall remodel of the space. We are so excited for all the improvements to come. Our renovation will start this late fall. Stay tuned for possible temporary closings or hour changes. We hope to welcome you in the new space in 2022. New library for a new year!

COMPOST 101

Sarah from Clearwater Creek Compost will give a presentation 5/8/2021 at 11:00am all about compost and be available after if anyone wants to stop by with questions or to learn more about how they can compost at home.
Did you know 25% of what we throw away could be composted?
Come learn what you can compost and how easy it can be!
 

Plan-based nutrition class

Myers Memorial Library will host a drop-in program about a plant-based lifestyle. The representatives of the Plant-Powered Chautauqua County group will be at the library on Saturday, April 24th from 10 am – 1 pm to answer your questions and give out materials about plant-based nutrition. You can stop by anytime to learn more about the group and its mission.  Plant-Powered Chautauqua County group wants to empower people to find better health and overcome chronic diseases through a whole-food plant-based diet. They strive to raise awareness about the health benefits of the WFPB lifestyle. The program is free and open to the public.
 

Seed library opens March 15

Calling all gardeners out there! It is time to start planning your garden! We would like to help by creating a seed library so you could bring here your extra seeds and take back seeds the other neighbors shared.
To begin, please donate your extra seeds in individually labeled packets to help us build the basics for the seed library.
Beginning March 15, come to the library to check our stock, take the seeds you need, add more, or swap.
Even if you don’t have any seeds to share now, you can still “borrow” our seeds. We hope that after you will have your harvest you will share seeds with us next season!