Wixom Public Library

🏢 The Library Network (TLN) · Wixom, Michigan

Wixom Public Library

Opened in Wixom's City Hall in the summer of 1973 after the City Council voted to give residents their first public library, Wixom Public Library has grown into a full-service Oakland County community hub with museum and zoo passes, a circulating ESL collection, and Michigan Activity Pass access to regional attractions.

📞 (248) 624-2512🌐 wixomlibrary.org🧭 Get directions
🕑 Hours & visit📖 About⭐ Highlights📚 Services📍 Nearby❓ FAQ

🕑 Library Hours

Monday 10am–8pm
Tuesday 10am–8pm
Wednesday 10am–8pm
Thursday 10am–8pm
Friday 10am–6pm
Saturday 10am–5pm
Sunday Closed

Hours may vary on holidays; check the library site before visiting.

📍 Location, Contact & Directions

Address: 49015 Pontiac Trail, Wixom, MI 48393

Phone: (248) 624-2512

Website: wixomlibrary.org

Plus Code: 86JRGFF9+Q7 (Wixom, MI)

QR code with directions to Wixom Public Library

📱 Scan for directions

Point your phone camera at the code to open turn-by-turn directions in Google Maps.

Get directions →

👋 Use the Library Online

&🔍Search the Wixom catalog →&🌐Library website & card info →&🖥Michigan eLibrary (MeL) →

📖 About Wixom Public Library

Wixom Public Library was born in the spring of 1973, when the Wixom City Council voted to establish a library and that summer opened its doors inside City Hall. Over the next five decades the library outgrew its original quarters and moved to a dedicated building at 49015 Pontiac Trail, now holding more than 63,000 volumes and circulating over 158,000 items per year. The library belongs to The Library Network (TLN), an Oakland County-based consortium of more than 100 Michigan public libraries, giving Wixom cardholders reciprocal access to materials across the network. Through TLN the library also participates in the Michigan Activity Pass (MAP) program, which lets cardholders borrow free or discounted passes to regional cultural attractions. A dedicated ESL non-fiction collection and the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program reflect the library's commitment to lifelong learning for residents of all ages and backgrounds. The Wixom Historical Society uses the library's showcase space to display rotating exhibits on the city's past.

⭐ What makes this library special

  • Founded summer 1973 — Wixom's first public library, launched by a City Council vote that spring
  • Holds 63,000+ volumes and circulates more than 158,000 items annually
  • Michigan Activity Pass (MAP): free or discounted passes to Cranbrook Art Museum, Howell Nature Center, Huron-Clinton Metroparks & more
  • ESL adult non-fiction collection plus ESL conversation programs for English-language learners
  • Wixom Historical Society rotating exhibits displayed in the library's showcase

📱 Digital Resources — Free with Your Library Card

Wixom cardholders unlock free eBooks, streaming, research databases, and Michigan's statewide digital collections:

&📚 Libby / OverDriveeBooks, eAudiobooks and magazines via the TLN consortium — download with your Wixom card.
&🎧 hooplaInstant streaming of movies, music, comics, audiobooks and TV — no holds, no waitlists.
&🖥 MeL — Michigan eLibraryStatewide portal for research databases, academic journals, genealogy tools and MeLCat interlibrary borrowing, free for all Michigan residents.
&📚 NoveList PlusReader's advisory database for finding your next great book — available free through the library.

📚 Services

  • Library card and catalog borrowing through The Library Network (TLN)
  • Museum & Zoo Passes: Michigan Activity Pass (MAP) to Cranbrook Art Museum, Howell Nature Center, Huron-Clinton Metroparks, SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium
  • TLN Tickets & More: discounted Detroit Zoo admission and dining
  • ESL adult non-fiction collection — books, audiobooks and DVDs
  • Public computers, mobile printing & free Wi-Fi
  • Room reservations for community meetings
  • Librarian consultations and reader's advisory
  • Curbside pickup service
  • MeLCat interlibrary loan statewide

🎸 Programs

  • Baby Days weekly storytime (ages 0–24 months) with playtime and informal circle-time
  • Pre-K Picassos monthly storytime (ages 3–5) — picture book + art project, morning & evening sessions
  • 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten with milestone prizes
  • ESL conversation groups for adult English-language learners
  • Book clubs for adults
  • Arts & crafts nights
  • Yoga classes
  • Summer Reading Program

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

When did Wixom Public Library first open, and where was it located?

The library opened in the summer of 1973 inside Wixom's City Hall, after the City Council voted that spring to give the city its first public library. It has since moved to a dedicated facility at 49015 Pontiac Trail, where it serves the community today.

What is the Michigan Activity Pass, and which attractions can I visit for free?

The Michigan Activity Pass (MAP) is a statewide program that lets library cardholders borrow passes for free or reduced-cost admission to cultural and nature attractions. Wixom Public Library participates and currently offers passes for Cranbrook Art Museum, Holocaust Memorial Center, Howell Nature Center, Huron-Clinton Metroparks, and discounted tickets to SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium and the Detroit Zoo through TLN.

Does Wixom Public Library have resources for adults learning English?

Yes. The library maintains a dedicated ESL non-fiction section in the Adult area with books, audiobooks and DVDs for adults working on their reading or English language skills. ESL conversation groups are also offered as a regular program for adult English-language learners.

What is The Library Network (TLN), and does my Wixom card work at other libraries?

TLN is an Oakland County-based consortium of more than 100 Michigan public libraries that Wixom belongs to. Your Wixom card gives you reciprocal borrowing access across the TLN network and access to MeLCat, the statewide interlibrary loan system that connects you with collections across Michigan.

🎨 This library lends museum passes. See how library museum passes work and find other libraries that lend passes museum passes by state.

🖨 This library offers printing, copying & fax. See how library printing, copying, scanning and fax services work — costs and mobile printing — and find other libraries that offer them printing & fax by state.

✎ Notice something out of date? Suggest a correction and we’ll verify and update it.

Go up