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The Homer Public Library serves the diverse needs of our community members by providing access to information, promoting literacy, and facilitating lifelong learning. We foster education, personal well-being, cultural creativity, community engagement, and economic development. Our resources are offered without charge to people of all ages and abilities within our service area.

The Seward Community Library & Museum, a nonprofit department of the City of Seward, is a unique combined public library, local history museum, archives and community center. We offer free 24/7 WiFi, public access computers, many public services, meeting rooms, and spaces for people to read, play and learn. Winter Library Hours: Tues-Sat, 11am-8pm. Winter Museum Hours: Fri-Sat, Noon-5pm, free winter admission. Summer Hours: Mid-May to mid-Sept. Summer Library Hours: Opens at 10am. Summer Museum Hours: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm with $4 admission for ages 13+. Summer Movie@2 Program: Iditarod National Historic Trail: A History and Waves Over Seward, Tues-Sat, 2-3pm, $4 suggested donation. Lost photo IDs, keys, cell phones, computers and devices will be turned into the Seward Police Dispatch after closing.

The Craig Public Library offers FREE Wi-Fi, public access computers, a free book exchange, temporary library cards, information, and a variety of programs for visitors to Prince of Wales Island as well as year-round residents.