EVENTS

We are closed January 18th for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Thank You!

We are open to the public, we ask that all patrons using the library please sanitize their hands with our new touchless hand sanitizing stations and wear a mask.  With the numbers of positive cases on the rise in the county we need to help try to stop any spreading.
Curbside delivery will be available Monday-Thursday from 12-5pm, and Saturday 10-2, please call ahead and request your titles, no personal shopping will be available except for Books on Wheels patrons.


Books on Wheels delivery, schedule pending and looking to resume for February 2021.
                    
                    
Program reminders for those registered:


Book Buddies- resuming in February 2021












 

 Wish List for programs, materials needed are as follows-
1. Tan sandpaper
2. Q-tips
3. Hand sanitizer
4. Construction paper
5. Amazon gift cards
6. Clorox wipes
7. Paper Towels
8. Card stock paper any colors (especially Primary and black)
9. Cases of water
10. waterproof glue for plastic to metal surfaces
11. Felt in large pieces
12. Legos
13. clear spray varnish
14. clean 4-8oz cans
15. Used Magazines
16. clean clear glass jars with lids (any size)
Thank you!
These 24x36 inch historical banners are now available at the library for a minimum donation of $20 to the Gregory County Historical Society.
Gregory/Dallas Chamber Events




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Gregory Book Club selection for February 2021.
One book is available at the library to reserve right now and more are coming shortly!
Tell The Wolves I'm Home is the debut novel of American writer Carol Rifka Brunt,[1] published by Random House in 2012. It follows the life of June Elbus, a 14-year-old girl, whose gay uncle had died of AIDS in the 1980s, and the subsequent friendship she develops with his boyfriend.[2][3] Throughout this friendship June finds comfort in knowing that her uncle, a man who inspired the love of so many, is mourned not only by the family and his partner but by the art community.
The novel chronicles June's journey as she mourns her uncle Finn's death amid the 1980s AIDS epidemic, a time when the disease was relatively unknown. Despite the association between Uncle Finn's lifestyle and the disease, June accepts to meet the partner he left behind, ultimately accepting the death of her uncle and finding herself in the process.

NEED TECH HELP?
Need help with new apps or learning about Instagram or other social media?  How about that BUCHE'S APP?  We can help you sign up and print your weekly coupons for FREE!  If you need some tech help you may reserve a library staff member for a one-on-one session OR follow one of the links below for free online self-paced learning!  Either way, we are here to help you feel comfortable in the digital world.
112 E. 5th Street Box 306     Gregory, SD 57533     
PHONE:  605-835-8531     EMAIL:  gregorylibrary@gmail.com
The mission of the Gregory Public Library is to welcome members of the community of all ages; to select, acquire, organize and preserve materials geared to the popular interests of the community it serves; to support and encourage children and adults alike in their enjoyment of reading and lifelong learning.