Indy Reads

read moreBecause we don't want late fines to stop our community from using all the awesome resources and services that The Library has to offer! Celebrate Data Privacy Day by discovering resources that will help you learn how to keep your information safe, secure, and private. Create a security plan using Security Planner, tackle your privacy settings on popular platforms and discover helpful tools to protect your data. Come connect with other teens to discuss power and ways to make an impact for social justice and human rights.

read moreStay safe and get your Library materials in a socially distant fashion, with grab-and-go service. We have a simple process to get you the books and materials you need, and send you on your way. These are difficult times for many small business owners, and navigating the available supports both locally and nationally can be difficult. Learn how our business librarians can help! We can't do programming like we used to - but we can still do programming! Take a look at our calendar of events to see what online programs are coming up that might interest you or your family.

read moreThe Indianapolis Public Library encourages your inquiries and participation in a mutually beneficial business relationship. We are committed to supporting and encouraging economic growth and business opportunities in Marion County by strengthening our relationships with small and local business enterprises. IndyPL maintains a bidders list of contractors and consultants, organized according to the nature of business they provide and based on certifications. To be placed on our bidders list and do business with the Library, please complete the online application below.

read moreReceive your card by visiting any IndyPL location. You may fill out an application ahead of time and take it with you to your library branch. If you live in Marion County, are 18 or older, and have a phone account in your name, you may be able to renew your library card online also. We realize that not everyone will be able to meet these criteria. If you are unable to register for a card online or renew, please visit any Indianapolis Public Library location to complete an application in person.

read moreGuidelines governing all electronic traffic originating from the Library. Failure to abide by these standards may result in the loss of Internet, computer, and Library privileges. Behavior standards to provide a welcoming, pleasant, and safe environment for all patrons. Convenient items and services the Library offers for a small fee as well as charges for lost or damaged materials. Guidelines for the selection and review of published content (original, linked, or referenced) that appears on the Library's web site.

read moreThe Indianapolis Public Library offers dozens of online resources that you can access anytime, anywhere. Browse by clicking on a topic below, or search resources by name at the bottom of the page. Ask a Library staff member at any of our locations, contact the webmaster, ask a librarian, or click the tutorial tab on the right side of the screen.

read moreDo you want to share your talents and creativity? We are constantly seeking the skills of volunteers to help with Library projects. Whether you have just a few hours or a few books to share, every volunteer helps us enrich the lives of the individuals we serve. Many companies in our community have a matching gift program. Sometimes that includes volunteer time. Check with your employer to find out if you qualify for an employer matching program. For additional information about matching gifts, please contact The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation.

read moreBe the first to know what IndyPL has on order for the newest books, movies, and music every Saturday morning. You can reserve bestsellers instantly, get book reviews, and view library items on order by specific interest.