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The Inglewood Public Library will be closed on July 3, 4, and 5 in celebration of the 4th of July Independence Day holiday. Normal hours of operation will resume on July 6.
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Registration for the City of Inglewood’s I-Read Summer Reading Program is currently underway. Students, grades K-12, are invited to participate in this fun-filled program. Program activities will include free arts and crafts activities, face painting, sing-a-longs, storytelling, and live entertainment, all designed to encourage youth to read during their summer break.
To register online - click here
To register in person - English Spanish
Flyer - English Spanish
NOTE: The I-Read ONLINE registration form requires Adobe Reader version 9 or later to use the SUBMIT button. To download the latest version, click here.
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The Inglewood Public Library has successfully completed a Local History Digital Resources Project grant from the California Digital Library and the California State Library. Inglewood was selected as a participant in part in recognition of 2008 being the City's centennial year. The project provided for the digitization of 200 images, which now form the core of what will become a larger collection.
The digital images will be displayed in future months on this web site, but a collection of 183 images may be viewed on the website of the Online Archive of California. City departments, the Inglewood Unified School District, and the Inglewood-Airport Area Chamber of Commerce provided photographs and other materials.
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A new book drop has been installed at the Main Library. Located by the parking lot entrance to the Library, this receptacle is the first to accommodate audio-visual materials as well as books. The book drop on Manchester Boulevard remains available, for books only.
The Crenshaw-Imperial and Morningside Park Branch Libraries both have book drops, for books only.
The Main Library's existing book drop in the parking lot near the loading dock will be removed in the near future. Until removal, it too is available, for books only.
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Sign up now for free July introductory classes. Register at the Main Library Information Desk or by phone at 310-412-5380. Click here to view the July 2009 class schedule or class descriptions in English and en español.
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Passports are now required for land and sea crossings between the United States and Mexico or Canada.
The Inglewood Public Library is an official Passport Acceptance Facility which processes applications for U.S. passports (passport books and passport cards) from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Thursday. The U.S. Department of State requires that travelers entering the United States from any foreign location have valid passports. Passport fees changed on February 1, 2008.
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The Inglewood Public Library maintains a Career & Occupations Collection nearby the Reference Desk on the 2nd Public Level of the Main Library for those seeking employment and researching career choices. Included are over 100 titles of general and industry specific works.
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