Welcome to the Beecher Community Library website. We are pleased to welcome you to our new home on the Internet! We hope the links on the left will help you find the information you need quickly and easily.

Catch the Reading Bug

Our summer reading programs for both adults and children begin on June 16th this summer and will continue through July 28th. Kids can register and pick up their reading logs on the first day of the program. They will be awarded prizes as they meet their reading goals.

Adults can register to earn reading prizes this summer by reading 6 books.

Look for more information on your next trip to the library.

Library Holiday Closings.......

The Library will be closed on May 26th in observance of Memorial Day.

The Library will close early at 4 p.m. on July 3rd and will be closed all day on July 4th.

DVD List now online!

Click on the DVD list link on the menu at the left to see the alphabetical list of titles in our collection.

Check out the New Arrival Shelves

We add materials to the collection on a weekly basis so there is always something new to see!

Things to Remember

Do not park in front of the library entrance: please take a designated parking space in the lot.   Parking in the fire lane is illegal.

Please remember to visit our website at www.villageofbeecher.org/library/ to place your own requests from home for books, movies and music.

The library has two public access computers designated for Beecher library card holders only.

The library has tax forms that may be picked up during regular library hours.

Children under the age of eight must be accompanied by an adult when visiting the library or attending library programs.

Materials may not be checked out unless a valid library card is presented.

Brookfield Zoo Pass

Beecher library patrons can check out our Brookfield Zoo Pass that is good for free admission for any combination of four adults or children. The pass may be checked out for 7 days ($1.00 per day overdue fines) by presenting a ten dollar deposit. Deposit will be returned when the pass is brought back to the library.

"If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads."
Ralph Waldo Emerson