The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library Foundation is accepting applicants for its Board. Applicants must have a passion for the library and be willing to meet monthly to discuss fundraising initiatives and provide feedback for the organization.

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Free tax filing services are available in Akron to qualifying area residents through the Ohio Benefit Bank tax clinics.

Most households with an adjusted gross income of less than $60,000 per year can use the Ohio Benefit Bank to file their taxes.

You must make an appointment to take advantage of the services at the Akron-Summit County Main Public Library:

  Join us TONIGHT (Thursday the 18th) at the Roses Run!

  Tickets are on sale now! Join us for an evening of gourmet desserts and sweet silent auctions on Thursday, April 18 at Roses Run Country Club. Pick up tickets at the Circulation Desk, or purchase tickets at the event. The Roses Run is located at 2636 North River Road in Stow. Tickets are $30 each (we can take cash or check).

Dessert Extravaganza is put on by the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library Foundation.

Did you know that the library offers free, one-on-one instruction for users of eReaders?

Are you hoping to give (or receive) a Nook, Kindle, Kobo, iPad or iPad mini this holiday season? If you (or your gift-ee) doesn’t know how to use one, what then? We can help!

Library patrons can call (330) 688-3295 ext. 4 to set up a 45 minute appointment for help with their eReader or similar electronic device.

Monday, Sept 17 and Tuesday, Sept 18 the Drive-Up Window will be closed due to construction.

The winners of our annual Amateur Photography Contest for teens and adults have been announced, and all of the 93 entries were on display in the library (through August 16). You can see the winning photos here. Winners received ribbons and cash prizes, courtesy of the Friends of the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library. Thank you to everyone who entered!

A public library card is free! It gives students access to the library’s online homework databases for thousands of magazine and journal articles, photos, maps, and other information that supplement the school library’s databases, as well as the library’s young adult fiction and nonfiction collection.

Don’t have Internet at home? Or is your computer, laptop, or printer broken? Students need a library card in good standing (fines below $5) in order to access the library’s free high-speed internet terminals and to print out hard copies for assignments.