The library will re-open on Monday, June 1, at 10:00 AM.

Library hours beginning Tuesday, June 2, will be:

Monday-Saturday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Sunday: Closed

Limited services will be available, including borrowing of materials, limited computer lab access, charging stations, and WiFi. Details about the Summer Reading Program will be released soon!

The following services have been temporarily suspended: public seating, public programs and meetings, literacy tutoring, MakerSpace/3-D printing, study rooms, homebound service, interlibrary loan, puppets, puzzles, blocks, and children’s AWE computers in Youth Services, Ellison die cut machine, public faxing, microfilm use, magazine/book sale, and acceptance of donations.

Patrons are encouraged to social distance and wear a face covering. Click here to find out more about our services, temporary policies, and COVID-19 precautions.

A new version of Axis 360 is now available for iOS users. Please update your app as soon as possible to resolve several eBook navigation issues. Thank you!

With the federal government’s extension of the income tax deadline to July 15, 2020, the library will make every effort to reschedule the VITA appointments once we re-open. We are currently gauging the availability of our volunteers. We are not accepting additional appointments at this time. Thank you for your patience!

Find links to local employers and job search websites, get help with your resume, file for unemployment, and develop work skills.

The Learning Center offers free tutoring for children and adults in reading, math, basic skills, GED preparation, the English language, and college support.

Discover peer-reviewed journal articles, educational sites for kids, legal resources, study guides, and more.

Michigan City Public Library is here to help teachers! We coordinate with you to bring library services and materials to your students. Get access to eBooks and eAudiobooks, library tours, STEAM programs, databases, and more.

Index of obituaries that appeared in the Michigan City News Dispatch and earlier Michigan City newspapers. Covers 1887-present.

Learn about the history of Michigan City and find local history resources, including images, books, audio recordings, and more.

Complete your federal taxes online and let the software do the hard work with the IRS Free File program! Use free tax preparation software (for those with incomes below $69,000) or free fillable tax forms. Free state return options are available too.  Try FreeFile now!