The library offers a diverse collection of both fiction and non-fiction materials as well as a variety of programming, including a book club, for adults. Check out our calendar for more information.
We’ve created a space set aside specifically for teens. There you’ll find materials geared toward teens including graphic novels, audiobooks, novels, and even computers.
Kids have programming year-round with our Summer and Winter Reading programs, Babies and Books, and Preschool Storytime. Come see our collection of picture books, early readers, movies, and more!
Today at the Library
- Get Up & Move: 10:15 am
New kids exercise time during March and April.
Come dance, move, and have fun learning some new exercises! Open to children ages 3 to 6 years.
- Belgrade Conversations: 6:00 pm
Talk with Belgrade’s leaders about issues that are facing Belgrade! Have some snacks and get to know your fellow community members.
Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30 PM:
April 24, State of Education & Schools with Godfrey Saunders, Superintendent of Belgrade Schools. The bond passed – thank you, voters! – now what?
May 1, Belgrade History – Past & Present with Jason Karp, Director of City Planning. We live in a city with a rich past and an even cooler present.
May 8, Housing & Real Estate with Mark Meissner, ERA Landmark Real Estate. Lot of new developments are being built – what does that mean for the real estate market and affordable housing in Belgrade?
May 15, Fire & Emergency Services with Ron Lindroth, Chief of Central Valley Fire District. Check out progress on the new building before joining in the discussion! (postponed from April 17)This program is generously sponsored by the Belgrade Community Coalition!
GIVE BIG! 24 Hours of Giving
May 2nd is Gallatin County’s GIVE BIG event! This year 100% of GIVE BIG library donations will go towards library programs. Click the link below for more information.
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Items
Registered Borrowers
Library visits
Services
Below is a list of some of the services the library offers
Catalog
The library has over 28,000 items available for checkout including books, audio-books, and videos.
MontanaLibrary2Go
Over 25,000 titles are available for checkout from MontanaLibrary2Go as eBooks or audiobooks. Check out the Libby app to borrow items on your smartphone or tablet!
Milesnick Meeting Room
The library has a meeting room that can be booked. Please call us at (406)388-4346 for more information. Click here for our policy.
Book-A-Tech
Our Book-A-Tech program allows patrons to schedule a meeting with a library staff person for assistance with basic technology questions or needs. Please call (406)388-4346
Public Computers
Internet-accessible public computer are available for use. Printing is also available from these computers for a fee. The computers include software for word-processing and other basic functions. Click here for our policy.
Printing | Faxing | Scanning
Printing: 10¢/page (black and white) | 30¢/page (color)
Faxing: 50¢/page (not including the cover sheet)
Scanning: 30¢/page
Programs
We offer programming for adults, teens, and kids. Check out our calendar to see upcoming programs!
Proctoring
Please call us at (406)388-4346 for more information.
Latest News
Dementia Education and Awareness Event
Please join us on Monday, April 29, 2019 from 3-5PM at the Belgrade Community Library for an informative afternoon! Through a generous grant from Montana Geriatric Education Center (MTGEC), the[…]
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The Belgrade Community Library Foundation is hosting the annual Summer Book Sale June 6-8 during library open hours. The library community room will be filled with books in all formats,[…]
Read moreGive Big 2019 Fundraiser
The Belgrade Community Library Foundation is participating in the 24-hour online giving challenge from 6PM on May 2 to 6PM on May 3! All donations to the Foundation will go[…]
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About the Library
The Belgrade Community Library was established in 1932 by the Belgrade Women’s Club. It was housed in the city offices. In 1934 volunteers began building a new log structure on Main Street and on January 24, 1935, the library moved into the “Log Cabin.” This was home for the library until 1989 when again community volunteers came together and built the facility at 106 N. Broadway and the library moved once more. In 2002, a new addition to the library was built, adding 5500 square feet.
