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405 S. Main Street
Bentonville, AR 72712
Mon-Thu
Fri-Sat
Sun
9am – 8pm
9am – 5pm
Closed
Library Advisory Board Meeting
1:00pm
Nov 6
Young at Heart Adult Book Club
6:00pm
Nov 6
D&D for Teens!
4:30pm
Nov 7
Library Closed
12:00am
Nov 11
First Edition Adult Book Club
6:00pm
Nov 12
Books on Main Adult Book Club
6:00pm
Nov 18
Northwest Arkansas Genealogical Society
6:00pm
Nov 25
Library Closed
12:00am
Nov 28
Library Closed
12:00am
Nov 29
Friends of the Bentonville Library Meeting
10:00am
Dec 2
Library Advisory Board Meeting
1:00pm
Dec 4
Young at Heart Adult Book Club
6:00pm
Dec 4
We’re here to help! Check out our FAQs.
How do I suggest a purchase for the collection?
We love suggestions! Click here and fill out our Suggest a Purchase form.
What's my PIN number?
Your default PIN is the last digits of your primary telephone number.
How do I pay fines?
You can pay fines online here. You will need your library card number and password.
How do I get a library card?
Bring your government-issued photo ID (such as a driver's license) and proof of residency (such as a utility bill) to the library. Complete a registration card. Or, check out our Online Borrowing Registration form. For more info, visit Our Collection.
How do I set up an EZ Log In?
It's easy! Click on My Account, then Create an EZ Log In. Fill out the short form: enter your library card number (no spaces), your PIN, a unique username then create and re-enter a password. Click Finish Creating Your EZ Log In. This final step will take you directly to your account information. You may change your EZ Log I or EZ Password online, at any time, through My Account
How old do you have to be to get a library card?
5 years old; all minors under the age of 18 require a parent/legal guardian signature.
How much does it cost to get a library card?
Free library cards are available to all residents and/or property owners in Benton County, Bentonville city employees, educators in the Bentonville school district, Bentonville business owners and Fayetteville residents. Non-residents include all patrons living outside, but adjacent to Benton County. Non-residents are required to pay a $15 annual fee per household.
We’re here to engage our community, to encourage discovery and promote literacy by offering lifelong learning opportunities.