Utica
15 North Main Street
Utica, Ohio 43080
740.892.2400
Hours:
Monday & Wednesday | 10am - 5pm
Tuesday & Thursday | 12 - 7pm
Friday | 10am - 5pm
Saturday & Sunday | Closed
The Utica Public Library was established in the early 1900s by the King's Daughters, a local reading circle. The village provided a room in the old town hall, and the electric and gas companies provided free heat and light.
On July 9, 1938, the Hervey family set up a trust and willed their residence on Main Street to become the new home of the library. Upon the death of Amanda Hervey, the last resident of the Civil War-era home, the second floor of the house was removed and it was renovated to meet the needs of a public library.
The Hervey Memorial Library officially opened as a branch of the Newark Public Library in 1953.
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Jan22
Get to Know Your Apple Device
10:30 AM @ Downtown Newark - Meeting Room A
Get to Know the basics of your Apple devices as well as how to navigate the App Store and download apps for your device. Participants should bring their own device to the class as well as their passwo...
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Jan22
Family Story Time - Hebron
10:30 AM @ Hebron
Enjoy stories, songs and activities for the whole family.
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Jan22
Preschool Craft Time
10:30 AM @ Utica (Hervey Memorial)
Join us for a morning of crafts, friendship and fun!
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Jan22
Girls Who Code
5:30 PM @ Downtown Newark - Lower Level Story Time Room
The fun Girls Who Code curriculum is used to teach ALL school-aged kids the basics of coding. Play with Spheros and be introduced to different languages like Scratch and Python in this monthly program...
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Jan22
Booked to Death
6:30 PM @ Downtown Newark - Upper Level Conference Room
January 22: The Chicago Way by Michael Harvey February 26: The Last Place You Look by Kristen Lepoinka
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