Anythink Wright Farms

Yes you can! We also have Hoopla and Overdrive for ebooks and audio.

I wasn't aware of a limit. My son has been known to check out 60 or more books at a time. One of their apps (Hoopla) limits how many electronic borrows one can get in a month. That has to do with the app itself and demand for ebooks. There are other apps for ebooks if you hit that limit. The one I use is Overdrive and does not have any monthly limit, though it does only allow 10 items borrowed at a time.

We have free WiFi at all of our locations that will work great with your Chromebook.

They already have their own collection that stays up to date. Old magazines won't be taken as donations, just recycled!

Since you have specific questions, you should contact the library directly so that you will receive accurate information.

It really depends on the project but if you were needed to create a cardboard fold with paint or you needed to 3D print things then it works perfectly. I personally don't know the exact things you can do as I've never tried but I'm sure you could do even more. So short answer Yes.

Hi there. Thank you for thinking of us! Unfortunately, at this time we do not accept donations as we don't have the capacity for storage or processing. One resource that may be a good candidate for your donation is Book Driver. Book Driver is a used-book seller that donates part of their proceeds to library non-profits, and can even pick up donations.

They have multiple computers that have keyboards and printers where you can print your documents. The cost to print 10 cents

You need to call, go there, or go to their website. We are not employees, we are reviewers who share our experiences and thoughts with others.

To the best of my knowledge, everything is available during all operating hours except the coffee shop, which isn't open evenings.

No it's a paid for software

From library website: WIRELESS PRINTING AT ANYTHINK You can now print from your laptop or mobile device and pick up your print job at any Anythink location. There are three ways to print your files at Anythink. Visit https://tbs.eprintit.com/portal/#/ppl/upload/Anythink on your computer to choose a printer and upload your file. Download the free ePRINTit Public Print Locations app on your phone or tablet. When you open it, search for “Anythink” to see a list of available printers. Forward an email with your file attached to one of the email addresses below. Visit the kiosk at the printer and enter the first portion of your email address (everything before the @ symbol) to select the files you’d like printed. https://www.anythinklibraries.org/wireless

Hi Bill. There are a variety of rooms available for rent at Anythink Wright Farms for a fee of $25 per hour. You can view a complete list of rooms and reserve online at https://www.anythinklibraries.org/reservations.

Scanning documents to your email is free

https://www.anythinklibraries.org/locations

According to the library catalog, no. You may wish to ask a librarian about the possibility of borrowing the DVD via interlibrary loan.

Not aware of one. They do have a cafe though.

Call and ask?

You have to go to a computer and find the thing you want to hold. Then click "Place Hold" and it'll ask for your card number and PIN, just enter the number in your card and the PIN you set up for it. Then, it'll ask for a library, and you just select the library you're wanting to pick it up from and hit the button at the bottom right, I'm not sure what it says. When its available, you'll be able to find it in the left hand front section as soon as you walk in, you have 7 days before anyone can check it out again

It does have printing, it cost a dime for black and white, a quarter for color

First one Free..