Library Closed on Columbus Day

Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street, Bellaire, OH, United States

The Bellaire Public Library will be closed from Monday, October 9th, for Columbus Day. Regular library hours will resume Tuesday, October 10th. Remember that while the Library closes for holidays, access to the our digital services are always available 24/7 with your library card. Don't have a BPL card? If you're a Belmont County resident, […]

Library Closing Early Friday Dec. 1

Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street, Bellaire, OH, United States

The Library will be closing one hour early at 4 pm on Friday, Dec. 1, for a staff training.  

Library Closes at 4 PM on the First Friday of the Month

Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street, Bellaire, OH, United States

The Library closes one hour early once a month, generally on the first Friday of each month, for a staff meeting/training. NOTE: The June meeting will be held on Friday, May 31, to allow staff to prepare for the opening week of Summer Reading. 2024 - 4:00 PM Friday Closings: Jan. 5 Feb. 2 Mar. […]

Library Closing Early Friday Jan. 5

Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street, Bellaire, OH, United States

The Library will be closing one hour early at 4 pm on Friday, January 5, for a staff training.  

Library Closed on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Bellaire Public Library 330 32nd Street, Bellaire, OH, United States

In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the Bellaire Public Library will be closed Monday, January 15th. Normal Library hours will resume Tuesday, January 16th.

The purpose of Bellaire Public Library-sponsored programs is to provide education, information, and entertainment for library patrons. The Library reserves the right to exercise sole discretion in selecting and inviting presenters for its programs. In selecting presenters, the Library does not discriminate on account of race, color, age, gender, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, political affiliation, religion, ancestry, or national origin, and the views expressed by presenters of Library-sponsored programs, or by any person in attendance at the programs, do not necessarily reflect the views of the Library, its staff, and/or its representatives.

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