The Marion County Libraries will be closed on Friday, July 3rd and Saturday July 4th for the Independence Day Holiday. The normal library schedules will resume on Monday, July 6th.
At the Marion County Library, you'll find more than books. We have magazines and newspapers, audiobooks, videos, and dvds, large print materials, and free access to the Internet. You can access practice tests, career assessments, research databases, homework help, maps, and much more using our subscription to DISCUS (an online service of the South Carolina Library system). We're your library, all day, every day.
The world is literally at your fingertips!
Kids and Teens: Join us and "Be Creative @ Your Library!"
Be Creative with magnetic poetry at the Marion Library! Read ours, then come make your own.
Find books, print magazines and newspapers, audiobooks, and dvds in our Library Catalog.
Learn how to get a library card and read our policies on circulation and internet access on our Library Policies page.
Access online magazines, journals, newspapers, and encyclopedias, including DISCUS (Digital Information for South Carolina Users) on our Online Resources page.
Learn about upcoming programs for children and teens on the Kids & Teens page.
Read about our plans for expanding the library and find out how you can help on our Library Expansion Project page.
Find contact information, hours of operation, and driving directions to our libraries on the Contact Us page.
This website is a work in progress. As we re-design our site, please let us know what we can do to make it more useful and interesting to you. E-mail your comments to us at marionlibr@spiritcom.net and check back with our site often for timely news about your library and to access all our resources 24/7.
"Reading is the beginning of your future. If one can read well, then success is a surety. Libraries are also important due to the fact that they are accessible for all people: young and old, rich or poor. Books can open imaginations that can lead to careers not seen in our local areas." --Marion County Library patron
