SEPTEMBER 2023 only…you have 8, count ’em EIGHT Kanopy credits to spend this month! Get watching!

 We are very pleased to offer our patrons access to the KANOPY streaming service…connecting you to over 30,000 movies, documentaries and tv shows AND over 7,000 of The Great Courses! All you need is your library card! KANOPY is only one of a number of great digital services available to our cardholders. Look below in NEWS to learn more about Transparent Languages, Creative Bug…and even access to the New York Times!

Now offering wireless printing from your own device via PRINCH! You can pay cash at the circulation desk…or use your card to pay online via PRINCH! 

We have discontinued curbside pick-up service. If, however, you have mobility or other issues making coming into the library difficult or problematic…please give us a call & we’ll be happy to help.

We will continue to provide masks for those who are more comfortable wearing them…and will be wearing them ourselves if we’re not feeling in tip-top shape…or if COVID transmission rates in our county are high.

 There are return bins just inside each outside door, 

This policy subject to change upon change in County transmission rate or advice from Health agencies.

 We encourage our patrons to continue to be mindful of general safety protocols.

  If you have any questions, please call  715-798-3189 and ask for Director Kristine Lendved.  Or, email her directly at klendved@cable.wislib.org

 And, so ya know, the wifi is always on! Don’t forget about Little Free Libraries at Cable and Namakagon Community Centers.

Log Cabin Library in Cable

There’s lots of fun in the summer at The Forest Lodge Library in Cable, Wisconsin.

The learning center of the community

Lodged in a rustic 1925 built log cabin, the Forest Lodge Library is a joint library of the Cable and Namakagon communities and is located on County Highway M in downtown Cable, Wisconsin. The library is open six days a week and its services and programs are available to area patrons and visitors alike. The library shares a campus with the Cable Natural History Museum and both facilities are destinations you won’t want to miss when in the Cable/Namakagon area.

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