Public Libraries in Kansas

United States

Public Libraries in Kansas

Find public libraries across Kansas — hours, addresses, digital resources and free programs near you.

18

Cities Covered

18

Libraries Listed

Free

Library Cards

Kansas's public libraries are supported by the State Library of Kansas and serve communities across the state. This directory covers 18 cities including Kansas City, Manhattan, Concordia, Augusta, Belleville, Ellsworth, Great Bend — with hours, addresses, phone numbers, and the free digital services available to Kansas residents.

Browse Libraries by City

Augusta

1 library

Augusta Public Library →

Belleville

1 library

Belleville Public Library →

Concordia

1 library

Frank Carlson Library →

Ellsworth

1 library

J H Robbins City Library →

Great Bend

1 library

Great Bend Public Library →

Gypsum

1 library

Gypsum Library →

Jewell

1 library

Jewell Public Library →

Kansas City

1 library

Kansas City →

Kensington

1 library

Kensington Community School Library →

La Crosse

1 library

Barnard Library →

Lincoln

1 library

Lincoln Carnegie Library →

Long Island

1 library

Long Island Public Library →

Manhattan

1 library

Manhattan Public Library →

Palco

1 library

Palco Public Library →

Park City

1 library

Park City Public Library →

Phillipsburg

1 library

Phillipsburg City Library →

Republic

1 library

Rae Hobson Memorial Library →

Salina

1 library

Salina Public Library →

⭐ Featured Library

Belleville Public Library

One of the leading public libraries in Kansas, serving the local community with books, digital resources, programs and free Wi-Fi.

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About Public Libraries in Kansas

Kansas has a strong network of public libraries serving communities of all sizes, from busy city systems to small rural reading rooms. Supported by the State Library of Kansas, these libraries provide free access to books, digital resources, broadband internet, educational programs, and community gathering spaces for all residents.

Most Kansas public libraries offer free library cards to state residents and participate in statewide digital library programs, giving cardholders access to thousands of eBooks, audiobooks, and streaming films from home using apps like Libby (OverDrive).

Use the city directory above to find your nearest public library in Kansas, including current hours, contact information, and details on available services and programs.

📚 What Kansas Libraries Offer

  • 📖 Books, DVDs, audiobooks & magazines
  • 💻 Digital eBooks & audiobooks (Libby / OverDrive)
  • 🎬 Streaming films (Kanopy or Hoopla)
  • 📡 Free Wi-Fi & public computers
  • 👶 Children’s storytimes & programs
  • 🎓 Adult learning & literacy programs
  • 📚 Interlibrary loan network

🗺️ Quick Facts

Cities covered 18
Libraries listed 18
Digital platform Libby / OverDrive
Streaming Kanopy / Hoopla
Library card cost Free for residents

Free Digital Resources

📚 State Library of Kansas eCard — Free for Kansas Residents

Any Kansas resident can request a free State Library of Kansas eCard, which unlocks statewide digital collections including the Sunflower eLibrary — thousands of eBooks and audiobooks read through the free Libby app — plus research databases available online at no cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a public library card in Kansas?
Kansas residents can get a free public library card at their local library branch. Bring a photo ID and proof of your current address; many Kansas libraries also let you start the application online.
Are public libraries in Kansas free to use?
Yes. Public libraries in Kansas are free for residents. Library cards, borrowing, Wi-Fi, and public computers are provided at no cost.
What free digital library resources can Kansas residents use?
Any Kansas resident can request a free State Library of Kansas eCard, which unlocks statewide digital collections including the Sunflower eLibrary — thousands of eBooks and audiobooks read through the free Libby app — plus research databases available online at no cost.
Can I borrow eBooks and audiobooks from a Kansas library?
Yes. Most Kansas public libraries offer free eBooks and audiobooks through the Libby app (OverDrive). You just need a valid card from a participating Kansas library.
How do I find my nearest public library in Kansas?
Use the city directory near the top of this page. Select your city to see the local library’s address, phone number, hours, and available services.


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