Welcome to the Sevier County Public Library System Website

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Just like in the library, here you will find access to many resources, in a user-friendly format. We hope you’ll bookmark our site on your home computer so you can return again and again for answers, ideas, and help to meet your needs. From this front page, you’ll have access to the three libraries in our system, the online catalog for our collections, a calendar of events for upcoming programs, and so much more! Email, social media, videos, news, and online resources are just a few ways your library supports your school, work, and leisure pursuits. Enjoy browsing and as always, we’re just a phone call or visit away when you need us. 


SCPLS libraries will be closed Monday, September 2 for the Labor Day Holiday.


August is Cookbook Book Sale Month at the 3rd Floor Bookstore at the King Family Library!


September is Library Card Sign-Up Month!


Donate any two of the items listed to waive any amount of fines per library card and help Sevier County teens during September.


The All Together Noe Preschool Storytimes resume the first week of September. See full details at https://tinyurl.com/2cw32u2j.


Join us at the Williams Family Seymour Branch Library for another Seymour Summer Sounds session sponsored by the Friends of Seymour Library.


Meet award-winning author, Mindy McGillis, and discuss her books during the 2024 Sevier County READs community discussion for teens and adults on Saturday, September 14 from 1-3pm.


Save the date! Meet Jasper Rabbit from ‘Creepy Carrots’ during the All Together Now Preschool Storytimes from Sept. 13-19 at your favorite library.


FOKL hosts a Rummage/Yard Sale on September 21st. Rent a space and sell your stuff!


Join us for the Bluey Pawty at the King Family Library in Sevierville! Pre-registration is required.


Save the date and meet the authors of From the Mouth of Boyds Creek at the American Eagle Foundation. Sponsored by the Friends of Kodak Library (FOKL).


The SCPLS is honored to welcome New York Times Bestselling Author, Lori Foster, to the Local Authors’ Conference afternoon session on October 26.


Show Us Your Southern Grandma drive for pictures and stories continues until July 30th, 2024.


Contact Lisa Christina at 865.365.1432 for more information about sharing your stories and images from World War II.


Listen to some of your favorite librarians go ISBN-Depth with our co-hosts and staff!



Overdrive READS also offers books in the dyslexic font! R.E.A.D.S.  http://reads.lib.overdrive.com

R.E.A.D.S. for Kids  http://reads.lib.overdrive.com/FD326696-0460-467D-8D7B-B6B2FDDFE607/10/50/en/Kids

R.E.A.D.S. for Teens  http://reads.lib.overdrive.com/FD326696-0460-467D-8D7B-B6B2FDDFE607/10/50/en/Teens


Get registered to vote today! http://govotetn.com/


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Mission: The SCPLS provides free access to learning, discovery, and enrichment for our community. Vision: The SCPLS envisions a pathway to unlimited possibilities for our community by offering access to evolving collections and programs.


Reserve Your Child’s StoryBook Birthday Party Today! 

Children StoryBook Party Includes

Reserved Meeting Space for 3 hours at the King Family Library
Available during library hours of operation
$100.00 for up to 15 children
Call today to schedule a party for your child

Children’s Librarian will provide:

1-hour storytime including an interactive playtime activity & craft (if desired)

All proceeds will go to Friends of Library as a Fundraiser for the library system.
For more information, please call 865.453.3532.

Did you know?
The library has a community resource room with educational resources including an Ellison die collection, laminator, and educational kits that you can use? Just ask at the front desk for assistance. The Margit & Earl Worsham Business Center, known as the computer lab, is the prime location for many of your technology needs. Just use your name to login to one of our computers and begin to enjoy the bounty of digital resources your library system provides including TEL (Tennessee Electronic Library) which has more than a dozen online databases to help you learn a language, get homework help, or write that research paper. Want to up your tech game? Head to our 3rd floor creative space where you’ll find robotics technology including a Google Finch robot, Makey Makey, Raspberry Pi, Little Bits, various circuitry kits, and robotic Legos. More the creative type? Use our Apple lab complete with 3 computers, green screen technology, pro microphone, musical instruments and software to record and edit audio and video. There’s so much to see and do at the library, you’ll keep coming back for more!,