The Smyrna Public Library is an independent municipal library serving the city of Smyrna, Georgia, and is recognized as the oldest city-operated library in the state. Founded in 1936, it has grown from a small collection to over 130,000 items, including books, audiobooks, DVDs, and more. The library offers a wide array of services to the community, including free Wi-Fi, public access computers with internet, printing, and copying services. It provides a dedicated children's department with numerous programs aimed at early literacy development and lifelong learning, such as storytimes and a summer reading program. For adults and teens, the library hosts various programs including lectures, workshops, and book discussions. Special collections include military and genealogy resources, alongside access to over 200 computer databases. The library also features art displays and exhibits. Library cards are free for city residents, property owners, and businesses with a Smyrna business license, with options for non-residents to obtain a card for an annual fee. The library is a Wi-Fi hotspot and offers interlibrary loan services for cardholders.
