Kingsford Heights Library History
In 1962 the Kingsford Heights Boy’s Club approached the Library with the idea of starting a library in the community. It was a great idea! The vacant house adjacent to the Kingsford Heights Elementary School was purchased by the library and renovated by the Boy’s Club. In 1989 a new building was constructed on the site. It underwent a major renovation in 2016 to update the interior.
Contact Information
Address:
436 Evanston Road
(P.O. Box 219)
Kingsford Heights, IN 46346
Phone:
219-393-3280
Kingsford Heights Library Events
Sing, move, dance, and rhyme with us during this interactive storytime!
Babies and their grown-up are encouraged to engage and participate in a storytime structured around the Every Child Ready to Read™ curriculum! Classes incorporate books, technology, movement, and hands-on practice to engage children and adults in a fun, friendly environment.
Do you need help setting up a new device or have any questions about your electronics? Come in and speak with one of our Digital Navigators to better understand your technology and how it can work for you!
Escape the cold and enjoy an evening of cookies and crafting! We will be painting a scenic desert golden hour on canvas. All materials provided. No previous art experience necessary.
Sing, move, dance, and rhyme with us during this interactive storytime!
Babies and their grown-up are encouraged to engage and participate in a storytime structured around the Every Child Ready to Read™ curriculum! Classes incorporate books, technology, movement, and hands-on practice to engage children and adults in a fun, friendly environment.
Sing, move, dance, and rhyme with us during this interactive storytime!
Babies and their grown-up are encouraged to engage and participate in a storytime structured around the Every Child Ready to Read™ curriculum! Classes incorporate books, technology, movement, and hands-on practice to engage children and adults in a fun, friendly environment.
Please join us for a lively discussion of this month's book. Newcomers are always welcome.
