23 N. Dunraven Street West Yellowstone, MT
Between Madison & Yellowstone Ave.
Hope to see you soon!
Where Are We Located?
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Programs at the Library
Story Time – We are working on a online program
(due to COVID-19 precautions)
Knit Night – Tuesdays 5 – 7 pm, six feet apart!
Book Club is meeting at the library or online! Currant book is “The Yellow House” by Sarah M. Broom. We will meet Tuesday, June 30th, 6 pm at the library or call us for information about joining discussion via teleconference.
Chess Club & Game Night is canceled until further notice
GREEN UP – the town recycle group is currently meeting online the first Monday of the month. Call or email us for more information
Coming to the Library? Wear a Mask!
Masks are required per Montana’s Gov. Bullock’s directive.
Your health matters to us. As a public facility, WYPL is actively encouraging social distancing. To support public health, please maintain a minimum distance of 6 feet/2 meters apart from others, use hand sanitizer and wear protective face masks during your visit.
Our Catalog
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We offer ebooks and audiobooks through OverDrive, free with your library card. Read on phones, tablets, computers and eReaders including Kindle from our OverDrive website or on mobile devices using the Libby App.
Artwork at the Library
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“59758” Portrait Exhibit
We currently have over 40 portraits of longtime West Yellowstone residents hung above the tables in the Library. This will be a permanent exhibit showcasing the folks that know what it’s like to live here year round and contribute to this community.
The exhibit is a continuous work in progress as we coordinate more photographs. If you’re interested in checking it out, stop by anytime we’re open. If you want more information about potentially having your photo taken, just email us (library@townofwestyellowstone.com), call us (406-646-9017), or drop in!
A Study of Winter
Local fisherman and photographer John Juracek’s beautiful take on winter is currently on display on our north wall. For more information visit his website johnjuracek.com
Local Lakes and Waterways
