Greenville Library System: Not Open Yet but Working on It

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Everyone seemingly wants to know when the Greenville Library is opening back up. Bottom line: they are working on it.

The library system has a lot to consider when they think about how to open up safely for patrons. We miss the library just as much as you do and can’t wait for it to open back up so we can get some new books, movies, and all the good stuff that our libraries offer.

Beverly James, the executive director of the Greenville County Library System, told the Greenville News that as “part of its plan for reopening, system officials are discussing additional precautions for accepting safely returned materials as well as a possible curbside service for the pickup of requested items.”

The library extended the due dates for all materials currently checked out when they closed in mid-March so you don’t need to worry about overdue fines.

But we need to wait patiently for in-person service or curbside pickup. In the meantime, the Greenville Library offers some amazing digital options, which you can learn about here. They have free ebooks, movies, documentaries, TV series, comics, and all kinds of other things. You just need to have a library card to access it, which you can get for free online if you’re 18 years or older.

We’ll update this post as soon as we know more from the Greenville Library.

What are you most looking forward to doing at the library once it reopens?

About the Author
Kristina Hernandez is a mom of two girls, freelance writer and photographer. Originally from New Jersey, she is in love with the Upstate and could not imagine raising her kids anywhere else. She enjoys hiking to waterfalls, kayaking, camping, cooking, and exploring all that Greenville has to offer. And she really loves baby goats. Follow her on Instagram at @scadventurer.

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