Burlington Public Library

06/01/2026

Tell us what you read in May? Anything you’d recommend?

06/01/2026

Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 2 at 9am, join us at Burlington Cemetery on Church Hill for our very first cemetery walk. We’ll be sharing stories and history about some of the area’s earliest residents.

Not sure where to go? Look for the pillars just past Burlington Elementary School, then drive behind the houses and through the gate.

05/28/2026

A big thank you to Rebecca Holler for her donation to the Summer Reading Program.

05/28/2026

🦕 So many fun things happening this June! Summer Reading is officially underway, and we’ve filled the month with activities and programs for all ages. Take a look at our calendar and see what’s coming up! 🦖

05/27/2026

Our June Book Club meets on June 17th at 1pm.

05/26/2026

Join us on Tuesday, June 9th for our Summer Reading Program Open House. Stop in anytime and grab your reading logs and activities calendar. Want to kick off the SRP with a movie? Join us at 5pm and watch The Land Before Time. 🍿

05/24/2026

We are putting together a grand prize basket for the participants of our adult summer reading program reading challenge. It’s going to be a West Virginia themed basket. If you would like to help us out by donating new WV made products ( think maple syrup, soaps, arts and crafts etc.) we would greatly appreciate it! If you’re a WV artisan and would like your product included in the basket, send us a message and we will chat about it.

Hey reading fans, are you looking for a reading challenge this summer, do you love historical fiction? Check out our Summer Reading Program reading challenge: Digging into our roots. It’s going to be fun!

05/22/2026

Did you read the gothic-comedy-horror book Victorian Psycho?👂It’s going to be a movie. 🍿

05/22/2026

So many creative projects!

05/21/2026

The Keyser-Mineral County Public Library is accepting donations of Golden Books to create a memorial to honor Shiela Golden.

Sheila Golden was a sunny side of many people's lives, especially at the Keyser Public Library. In her memory, we are creating a Golden Corner for Little (and Big) Golden Books in our children's section. If you would like to donate to this memorial, please speak with our director, Dea Clayton. It was an honor to know Sheila, and her memory will continue in all the people whose lives she touched. She is missed.