Visit the Library!December Used Book Event
The Friends will hold a Used Book Event at both libraries during regular business hours. The dates are:
College Hill: December 6-14, 2008
Irving Street: December 1-13, 2008
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Library wins GRAND PRIZE in Frommer's Travel Contest!
Westminster Public Library is the Grand Prize winner of the Frommer's Travel Display Contest, a national competition sponsored by the publishers of Frommer's travel guides to create an attention-getting travel-related display featuring Frommer's titles. Library staff created an interactive display featuring a Roomba vacuum cleaning robot propelling a ship carrying likenesses of Arthur and Pauline Frommer across a floor map of the world. See the award-winning video below.
The grand prize award includes a visit and travel talk by Arthur and Pauline Frommer at the library PLUS 50 bestselling Frommer’s Travel Guides. Details about the travel talk will follow as soon as they are revealed!
The mission of the library is to provide materials and services to support lifelong learning, cultural enrichment, literacy, recreational reading, and access to information for all members of the Westminster community. Library staff provide friendly and professional service to the community at two locations, the College Hill Library and the Irving Street Library. Anyone in the community can apply for a free library card.
The College Hill Library is a unique combination of public and academic library in north Westminster, built and operated jointly by the City of Westminster and Front Range Community College. 
The library is located at the west end of the college campus and is open to everyone. Hours and location information appear to the right.
The Irving Street Library is a smaller neighborhood library that borders on the Irving Street Park and serves our south Westminster community. Hours and location information appear to the right.
Our thanks to The Friends of the Westminster Public Library, who raise money to enhance Library services and fund library programs. Thanks also to the Park, Recreation and Library Board members for their interest in and support of quality library services.
The Library welcomes volunteers to help with a variety of projects. Contact the City's Volunteer Coordinator at 303-658-2159 for more information. Book donations to the library collection or for resale in the Friends Used Book Shop are also appreciated.
We look forward to serving you.