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| | | Reference Department |  | | The Reference Room in the Mount Vernon City Library is a wonderfully quiet and pleasant sanctuary as well as a good place to find information. Spend a quiet break reading the "Wall Street Journal" or any of our 22 newspapers and go back to work refreshed. We're handy to downtown and city or county offices.
As you enter the Reference Room you'll see newspapers and magazines to your left and reference materials to your right.
The Reference collection has your usual sources of census and economic data, scientific and literary reference books. There are also encyclopedias of religion and dictionaries in eleven languages. We even have the Mount Vernon High School yearbook, Skagina, for most of the years back to 1912!
Want some genealogy help? James Garner's address? A phone number in Portland, Oregon, or Portland, Maine? You can find lots of good information in just a few minutes. The pamphlet file contains state reports of all kinds, tourist information for every state and lots of local history. There are maps there, too. Spend a minute or a month it's a great place to relax and learn.
For more information, contact:
BETSY, JESSAMYN, or CHERYLE
(360) 336-6209
| | | | | Youth Services | | |
Our Youth Services Department is a great place for kids to read, learn, and have a great time. Please check our calendar for a list of library story times and programs.
For more information, contact:
LINDA, JANICE, or CAROL
(360) 336-6209
| | | | Periodicals | | | The Mount Vernon City Library has a wide variety of periodicals from which to choose. We currently subscribe to 22 newspapers, including local, Northwest and national papers. Our magazine collection includes adult and juvenile periodicals on numerous topics. You'll find everything from The Atlantic to US News & World Report, and even some comic books for the kids (or the young at heart). We currently subscribe to more than 250 magazines. Back issues of magazines may be checked out for three weeks. Newspapers and current magazines do not circulate.
For more information, contact:
JESSAMYN
(360) 336-6209 | | | | | Tours | | | | The Mount Vernon City Library welcomes tour groups of all ages. Tours are available for groups of six or more. Preschool through Middle School: To schedule tours contact the Youth Services Department at (360) 336-6209, or email LINDA,or JANICE
Adult, High School and College: To schedule tours contact the Reference Department at (360) 336-6209, or: email BETSY
When you contact us, please give your name, phone number, and organization's name. We also like to know ages and number of participants for the tour.
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made upon request and if feasible. | | |
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Calendar of Events
Mount Vernon Farmers Market
5/29/2010 - 10/16/2010
Saturdays, 9am-1pm, downtown Mount Vernon at the revetment. Fresh picked organic & local produce, flowers, plants, locally made cheese, bread, jewelry, soaps & skin care products, and much more!
Wednesday Farmers Market
6/9/2010 - 9/22/2010
1:30-5:30pm, Skagit Valley Hospital. Many of the same farm vendors as the Saturday market, but in a smaller setting. Come visit for a midweek supply of local produce!
Little Mountain Trail Work Parties
7/24/2010 - 12/11/2010
Volunteer trail building at Little Mountain Park is underway. If you're interested in helping please come to a volunteer work party at 10am-4:30pm on July 24, August 14 & 28, and additional dates listed in the attached flyer.
Skagit County Fair
8/11/2010 - 8/14/2010
Great entertainment all day long! Carnival,live music, food, animal exhibits, and much more. $3 admission on August 11 until 3pm! Cost is $7 adults and $6 seniors & students at other times.
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