Fayetteville-Lincoln County Public Library

The Fayetteville Lincoln County Public Library is a nonprofit organization located just off the downtown square in Fayetteville, Tennessee. It serves as a vital community resource and hub, offering access to a wide variety of information and entertainment across multiple platforms. The library’s collection includes over 34,000 physical items, and it also offers a vast selection of ebooks, audiobooks, and DVDs for checkout. Through Libby, patrons can access a digital library collection of 196,226 ebooks and audiobooks for borrowing. Additionally, the library lends DVDs, providing a diverse range of movies and educational content.

The library provides several desktop and laptop computers for checkout, ensuring access to technology for all patrons. Inside, the library features spaces to accommodate different needs, including a soundproof meeting pod for private discussions or work. The genealogy room is a valuable resource for local history, featuring materials such as the Elk Valley Times on microfilm.

For children, the library’s colorful, engaging area is filled with sensory activities and educational tools like ABCMouse. It also offers a community coloring and puzzle table, along with Dramatic Play Kits and Tonie Boxes for checkout. The outdoor StoryWalk allows families to read a wonderful story while engaging with questions and activities in a natural setting.

The library offers free Wi-Fi both inside the building and outdoors, making it a convenient spot for studying or working. For those looking for discounted reading material, the library has a book sale space where patrons can shop for discounted titles that have either been weeded from the collection or donated.

In addition to these resources, the library provides printing, copying, and faxing services for a small fee. It also hosts a wide range of free programs for all ages each month, including weekly children’s storytimes, Dungeons & Dragons, the Last Thursday Book Club, Korean Jewels Club, crafts, and much more, making it a vibrant hub for learning, creativity, and community engagement.