Tales from the Kentucky Room
Listen to stories of Lexington’s history told through the Kentucky Room archives.
Listen to stories of Lexington’s history told through the Kentucky Room archives.
Attend a public event at the Farish or reserve the fully equipped theater for a private event of your own.
We believe in free and equal access to information. That's why everyone can access education and entertainment resources and technology without worrying about overdue fines.
Choose from a variety of book clubs for different ages and interests or join us for a readers and writers event.
Schedule a one-on-one consultation to learn library skills, get help with research and job searches, have a test proctored by one of our librarians, and more.
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Use of the Library’s computers or the Library’s network with a personal device for the transmission, dissemination, and/or duplication of information is regulated under various state and federal laws. The Library expects all users to comply with such laws.
The Library does not censor material available through the Internet and is not responsible for its accuracy, currency or propriety. Library customers use the Internet at their own discretion and must make judgments about any information found.
The library will make reasonable efforts to keep equipment in operating condition and its Internet connection active. However, the library cannot guarantee the availability of equipment even if a reservation has been made, nor can it guarantee that an Internet connection will be available during business hours. It is the responsibility of the user to use a personal storage device to save work created using the Library’s computers. The Library is not responsible for loss of work.
Updated by LPL Board of Trustees January 9, 2019 and September 11, 2019