Leanna Hicks Library / Inkster Public Library

Leanna Hicks Library / Inkster Public Library Proud member of THE LIBRARY NETWORK (TLN). Leanna Hicks Public Library of Inkster is a proud member of The Library Network (TLN).

One of the first round libraries, the Leanna Hicks Public Library of Inkster was dedicated September 24, 1960 by New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller (future 41st Vice-President of the United States). Located on a hill overlooking a forest and river, its floor-to-ceiling glass walls are just one of the reasons why architect Kael Nelson considered this beautiful building his greatest work. Formerly

a branch of the Wayne County Library, the Leanna Hicks Public Library of Inkster became a city library on July 1, 2010. We extend the same borrowing privileges that other TLN libraries extend to us.

Summer Reading is back at the library! Register now, so you can start earning points for all the reading happening over ...
05/30/2026

Summer Reading is back at the library! Register now, so you can start earning points for all the reading happening over the summer.

A Program Highlights for the month of May: The Magic of Dried Beans! So much wonderful information was presented from ou...
05/30/2026

A Program Highlights for the month of May: The Magic of Dried Beans! So much wonderful information was presented from our host, Katrina Harris. We also got to sample some beans that completely cooked by the time we were done with the meeting. We appreciate her time and insightful information about the magic of beans! 🫘

Same room, different stories, one shared space! Our Inkster chapter of Silent Book Club starts on Saturday, June 27th at...
05/30/2026

Same room, different stories, one shared space! Our Inkster chapter of Silent Book Club starts on Saturday, June 27th at 12p-1:30p. We look forward to vibing with you in silence! 🤫 📖

Who’s ready to read this summer!? Reserve your spot for our summer book club, ages 8-12 years old. Stop by the library t...
05/14/2026

Who’s ready to read this summer!? Reserve your spot for our summer book club, ages 8-12 years old. Stop by the library to register and pick up the first book.

There’s something for everyone to enjoy! Crocheting Workshop for grades 4-8 will be available for the summer, so come on...
05/11/2026

There’s something for everyone to enjoy! Crocheting Workshop for grades 4-8 will be available for the summer, so come on out to enjoy trying something new!

Come and arrange flowers with us! Join our hands on flower arranging experience that combines the art of floral design w...
04/22/2026

Come and arrange flowers with us! Join our hands on flower arranging experience that combines the art of floral design with guided listening and relaxation. Perfect for beginners and flower lovers alike! You MUST RSVP for this event! Please RSVP no later than May 5th to secure your spot! 🌺

Interested in discovering the magic of dried beans?! Then come out to our program on May 2nd. Engage with an in-person d...
04/22/2026

Interested in discovering the magic of dried beans?! Then come out to our program on May 2nd. Engage with an in-person demonstration on the nutrition, preparation, cooking, and serving of dried beans. Attendees will leave with an understanding of cooking techniques, the versatility of beans, and how to incorporate dried beans into your families’ meals! We look forward to see you!

Ready, Set, Library! It’s National Library Week April 19-25! Discover your Joy, from new reads to community connections....
04/20/2026

Ready, Set, Library! It’s National Library Week April 19-25! Discover your Joy, from new reads to community connections. Here are some recommendations for you, here at Leanna! 📖

It’s about that time! 🎨 Paint & Listen is back with a Library Edition. Come join us on Saturday April 25th, from 1:00pm ...
04/13/2026

It’s about that time! 🎨 Paint & Listen is back with a Library Edition. Come join us on Saturday April 25th, from 1:00pm - 3:00pm. We look forward to seeing you! 😁

Here’s an upcoming opportunity for teens across Michigan, the Youth Summit for the Right to Read, hosted by the Michigan...
04/11/2026

Here’s an upcoming opportunity for teens across Michigan, the Youth Summit for the Right to Read, hosted by the Michigan Library Association on May 9.

This engaging, youth-centered event will be facilitated by BookRiot’s Kelly Jensen and will bring together young people to explore intellectual freedom, advocacy, and the power of their voices. Through interactive sessions and peer connection, participants will leave inspired and equipped to stand up for the freedom to read in their communities.

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2500 Hamlin
Inkster, MI
48141

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+13135632822

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