Borrow a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot from Bayard Public Library! Free internet access wherever you go. Ask at the desk for more info.
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SERVICES & RESOURCES
Technology & Internet
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Free public computer lab usage
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Laptop available for virtual meetings, etc.
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Free Wi-Fi (also available in the parking lot 24/7)
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Free scanning and emailing
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We provide basic technical assistance to the best of our ability
Printing, Copying & Faxing
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10 free copies a week for patrons 55 and older
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$0.25 Black & White Copies
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$0.60 Color Copies
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Faxes ($2.00 per fax)
Library Materials & Membership
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Free library card gets you access to books, movies, audiobooks, etc.
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Interlibrary loans
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We provide newspapers and periodicals for patrons to read while in the library
Rooms & Events
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Book the conference room for studying, meetings, presentations, etc.
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Library space available for art shows for local artists
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We provide all kinds of free programming to our community
Children & Families
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Children’s playroom with books, crafting supplies, kid’s toys, etc.
Women’s History Month – March is internationally recognized as a time to honor women’s achievements across history, culture, politics, science, arts, and literature — and to spotlight the ongoing push for gender equality and representation. This observance invites reflection, education, and celebration of women’s contributions past and present
Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month – This month raises awareness and understanding of developmental disabilities and promotes inclusion, accessibility, and support for individuals and families.
National Nutrition Month – Celebrates healthy eating and lifestyle choices, often inspiring communities to share resources, host talks, and encourage wellness through food-focused programming.
Zero Discrimination Day (March 1) – Observed globally, Zero Discrimination Day calls attention to the right of every person to live with dignity, equality, and freedom from discrimination. Originally launched by UNAIDS, the day highlights how bias — whether based on race, gender, disability, health status, or identity — undermines individual wellbeing and collective progress.
Saint Patrick’s Day (March 17) – Saint Patrick’s Day is widely recognized as a celebration of Irish culture, community, and heritage. It’s also full of fascinating historical nuance: Saint Patrick wasn’t Irish – he was born in Roman Britain – and the original color associated with the holiday was blue, not green.
Eid al-Fitr (March 19–20, 2026) – Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is celebrated with gratitude, prayer, generosity, and community. The name translates to “Festival of Breaking the Fast.” Traditions often include family gatherings, special meals, and giving zakat al-fitr (charitable donations).
National Reading Month – is a nationwide celebration every March that encourages children, families, and communities to make reading a daily habit.
Together, these observances weave themes of renewal, awareness, justice, education, history, and cultural celebration, making January not just a start to a new year but also a time of reflection, learning, and recognition of global and human experiences.
EXHIBITS
Showcase Your Art at Bayard Public Library
Bayard Public Library invites all artists in Grant County to showcase their artwork on the walls of our conference rooms! Exhibiting your work at the library offers great exposure, with year-round programs and events bringing many visitors through the space.
We also host an Opening Reception for each show and help with promotion to ensure your art gets seen. Exhibits can remain up for up to three months. Please note that artwork must be wall-mountable and not protrude for safety reasons.
This is a wonderful opportunity to share your creativity with the community. We welcome artists of all experience levels to participate!
Art Exhibit Submission Form
PROGRAMMING




HOURS
Bayard Public Library Hours
Open Monday – Saturday
Monday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Hours may vary during inclement weather and holidays.
Holiday Closures
The library is closed on the following holidays:
- New Year’s Day
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- President’s Day
- Good Friday and Easter Monday
- Memorial Day
- Juneteenth
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- Veteran’s Day
- Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after
- Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
