Fayetteville Public Library

Fayetteville Public Library is a public library in Arkansas occupying multiple floors with extensive book collections, digital resources, and spaces for reading and research. The building includes areas for individual study, group work, and browsing materials.

The library was founded in 1916 as a small reading room and has grown into a major educational institution for the region. Over the decades, the collection expanded and the building was updated to serve changing community needs.

The library hosts regular author readings, workshops, and learning programs that draw people from across the community together. These gatherings create a meeting place where neighbors can share interests and exchange ideas.

The library is centrally located with nearby parking and accessible entrances for all visitors. Check opening hours before your visit, as they vary between weekdays and weekends.

The facility houses digital creation tools and offers technology classes where visitors can learn modern skills. This section allows people to experiment with new tools without having to purchase expensive equipment on their own.

Location: Arkansas

Inception: 1916

Website: http://faylib.org

GPS coordinates: 36.06170,-94.16470

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:47