Current Hours
All hours are now open for browsing: Monday 9am-7pm, Tuesday 9am-4pm, Wednesday 9am-7pm, Thursday 9am-4pm, Friday 9am-1pm, Saturday 9am-4pm
Curbside Services will also still be available anytime we are open.
Holiday closings can be found at the bottom of this page. Closings due to weather will be posted here and on our Facebook page.
Need something to read, listen to, or watch? Try overdrive (or the libby app on a device) or hoopla!
We are happy to select or pull books and DVDs for you while you wait outside (when we are open for curbside) or you may place your holds online. Email svcl@berks.lib.pa.us with questions or requests.
You can place your own request online here.
Please keep in mind that wait times for holds may be longer than usual due to pandemic related restrictions. Hold pick ups can be scheduled after your item says "held" in your account or we call, email, or text you that it is held. We are not able to schedule pick up for "shipped" items that haven't yet arrived. Schedule your hold pick up online here.
Join us for our Fall Book Sale! It will be held outdoors in the fenced area next to the library. Friday, Sept 17, 9am-5pm & Saturday, Sept 18, 9am-2pm. $5 bag sale all day on Saturday. Want to help us with set up or clean up? Click here to sign up.
Blood Drive
SVCL is teaming up with Miller-Keystone Blood Center for a special blood drive to save lives. Schedule your appt by calling 1-800-223-6667 and mention Group ID 8790 or register online at giveapint.org and include Group ID 8790 in the notes section of the form.
Hours
Holiday Closings
Contact Us
1310 Washington Road
Leesport, PA 19533
Fax: 610-926-3710
40.43755, -75.96298
We provide...
- Wi-Fi
- Fax machine
- Copier (black and white)
- Copier (color)
- Public Computers
- 3D Printer
About Our Library
Schuylkill Valley Community Library is dedicated to providing resources and opportunities that support the literary, technological, and leisure pursuits of our patrons.
We are a bronze star library, currently working on our silver stars! Libraries are ideally positioned as community centers of information technology that, with the right support, can fuel educational and economic opportunity. Throughout the Commonwealth there is tangible evidence of libraries assuming a leadership role in advancing five key literacies – basic, information, civic and social, health, and financial – and making a real difference in peoples’ lives. For more information on the PAForward intiative, click here.