Please note: The library will be closed Tuesday, May 19th, for Primary Elections. Happy voting!
Event Highlights
May 16th, 8am-1pm, Visit our food stand during the Muhlenberg Spring Flea Market at Jim Dietrich Park. All profits benefit the library! (This event has a rain date of May 17th.)
The library will be closed Tuesday, May 19th for Primary Elections.
May 23rd at 2pm, Pollinator-Friendly Gardening with Penn State Master Gardeners. Pollinators need our help! Populations of all our pollinators are declining, including native bees, domestic bees, flies, beetles, and butterflies. Together we can make a difference. Please register.
Teens in grades 7-12 are welcome to join Colby K. Lord for Alchemy Academy! Probability- Mana Math, May 27th, 5-6pm.
New Books
Explore new books at Muhlenberg Community Library!
The library has added over 450 new titles of kids' and adult books in Spanish.
Over 11,000 e-books were read this past year! The library will continue to build the collection and welcome your input. Please let us know what you are interested in reading.
The state and local funding for the library is based on the number of items that circulate. Visit the library to find something new to check out or click on the arrow link below to visit the catalog.
Don't have a Berks County Library card yet? Click here to get started.
Hours
Holiday Closings
Inclement Weather Info
During inclement weather, please check WFMZ regarding library closings and delays.
3612 Kutztown Road
Laureldale, PA 19605
40.39211, -75.92116
We provide...
- Wi-Fi
- Scanner
- Copier/Printer (black and white)
- Copier/Printer (color)
- Public Computers (Available until 20 minutes before closing)
- AWE Children's Learning Computers
- Meeting Rooms
- Book-a-librarian
About Our Library
The Muhlenberg Community Library has served the public since its inception in 1960. Our history is full of people dedicated to providing a place to educate the community. At Muhlenberg Community Library we provide opportunities for people to change, improve, enrich, and enjoy their lives.