Best Childrens Library Greensboro Near Me

4worldlovers: The Glenn McNairy Branch Library is located in northern Greensboro on Lake Jeanette Road between the roundabout for Cottage Place and N. Elm Street. This unique, open concept facility engages the whole community through defined spaces for collaboration, reading, and early literacy. Check out the Navigator, a vibrant Teen Zone, and the cozy Elizabeth Cox McNairy Living Room.

Innovative technology is a highlight of the McNairy Branch. We offer the Sandy Neerman Collaboration Room, 3-D printing, and a laptop and iPad kiosk. In addition to the laptops and tablets, we have access to 11 desktops and free WiFi. A library card is needed to access computers, tablets, and laptops. Color and black and white printing is also available.

The McNairy Branch offers a number of programs for children, families, and teens. One Saturday a month, trained staff hosts Autism Afternoon which includes a storytime specially crafted for children experiencing autism.

The McNairy Branch offers programs for adults as well. For more information about programs, visit our online Calendar of Events or drop by the branch and pick up a printed calendar.

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Hemphill offers a broad range of children's programming with a focus on early literacy, which includes storytimes for toddlers and preschoolers.

The Hemphill Branch offers 22 computers with Microsoft applications (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and Internet access. The computers are available on a first-come, first-served basis. A library card is required for computer use.

For specific dates, times, and themes of programs at the Hemphill Branch, go to the library's Calendar of Events or drop by the branch and pick-up a printed calendar of events.