Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Children's Department at the Bristol Public Library offers three story time sessions per year: a 10-week program October-December; a 10-week program February-April; and an eight-week program June-August.

The Children's Department at the Bristol Public Library offers story time programs for children newborn-12 years old. Children 12 years and older are encouraged to participate in programs offered by the Young Adult Department.

The Young Adult Department at the Bristol Public Library offers a variety of programs such as crafts, movies, book discussions, gaming programs, and summer reading events.

Children of all ages may obtain a library card; children birth to 12-years-old may get a card with parental permission. Young adults 13-17 years old may obtain a library card with parental permission.

Yes, but children ages birth through 17 need parental consent; parental permission obtained when child gets a library card. Parent indicates permission via card form, permission recorded on patron card record, and a green internet sticker affixed to child's card.

No, the library does not have a fax machine for public use.

Yes, contact the library computer lab for details.

Yes, black and white copies cost $0.15 per page.

Yes, we offer WiFi access.