Amity Public Library
🏢 City of Amity · Amity, Oregon
Amity Public Library
Tucked in Yamhill County's wine country, the Amity Public Library serves this small Oregon town from its location on South Trade Street — a community gathering spot where everyone from preschoolers to seniors finds something to borrow, read, or explore.
🕑 Library Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 1pm–5pm |
| Wednesday | 1pm–5pm |
| Thursday | 1pm–5pm |
| Friday | 1pm–5pm |
| Saturday | 10am–2pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours may vary on holidays; check the library site before visiting.
📍 Location, Contact & Directions
Address: 307 S Trade St, AMITY, OR 97101
Phone: (503) 835-8181
Website: amityoregon.gov
Plus Code: 84QR4Q8V+VG (AMITY, OR)
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📖 About Amity Public Library
The Amity Public Library is the municipal public library of Amity, a small city of roughly 1,500 residents set among the vineyards and filbert orchards of Yamhill County, Oregon. Operated by the City of Amity, the library occupies a modest space on South Trade Street and offers a welcoming collection of books, audiovisual materials, and free internet access. Volunteer support from the community keeps the shelves stocked and programs running. Cardholders connect to Oregon's broader library network through Libby for ebooks and audiobooks, and have access to Answerland, the State Library of Oregon's 24/7 virtual reference service staffed by professional librarians. The library director can be reached at ajenkins@amityoregon.gov for community partnerships and collection suggestions.
⭐ What makes this library special
- Yamhill County wine country setting — serving a small city surrounded by Oregon's acclaimed Willamette Valley vineyards
- Saturday morning hours (10am–2pm) provide weekend access for families and working residents
- Free internet access and Wi-Fi in a welcoming neighborhood library environment
- Access to Libby for free ebook and audiobook borrowing with an Amity library card
- Connected to Answerland — Oregon's statewide 24/7 virtual reference service — for research help at any hour
📱 Digital Resources — Free with Your Library Card
Amity cardholders can read, borrow, and research free through Oregon's statewide digital services:
📚 Services
- Public computers with free internet access and Wi-Fi
- Ebook and audiobook downloads via Libby
- Interlibrary loan for items not in the local collection
- Reference assistance and reader's advisory
- Community-supported collection of books, audiovisual materials, and magazines
🎸 Programs
- Children's storytime and youth reading programs
- Summer reading program for all ages
- Community events and local interest programs
📍 Nearby Libraries in Yamhill & Polk Counties
Distances are approximate straight-line miles from this library.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Amity Public Library's hours?
The library is open Tuesday through Friday 1pm–5pm and Saturday 10am–2pm. It is closed on Sunday and Monday. For the latest schedule or holiday closures, call (503) 835-8181 or email ajenkins@amityoregon.gov.
Can I borrow ebooks and audiobooks with my Amity library card?
Yes. Amity Public Library cardholders have access to Libby by OverDrive, where you can borrow ebooks and audiobooks for free on phones, tablets, or computers. Download the Libby app and sign in with your library card.
Is there a virtual reference service available outside library hours?
Yes. Oregon cardholders can use Answerland (answerland.org), the State Library of Oregon's 24/7 virtual reference service. Professional librarians are available via live chat in English and Spanish around the clock, every day of the year.
What county is Amity, Oregon in, and are there larger libraries nearby?
Amity is in Yamhill County. The nearest larger public library is McMinnville Public Library, about 6 miles north, followed by Dallas Public Library in Polk County about 15 miles south.
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