Warm up at Coplay Public Library Saturday mornings and watch a free movie. Our schedule this month is “The Snowman” and “Frosty the Snowman” Jan. 6, “Happy Feet” Jan. 13, “Eight Below” Jan. 20 and “Ice Age” Jan. 27. The movies start 11 a.m.

Feel free to bring your own snacks and blankets to make yourself comfortable.

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Whether you’re stopping in to attend an event, pick up a book or use the computer, make sure to see our beautifully decorated library. Bring your little ones anytime, and they can participate in crafts. We look forward to seeing you!

Christmas books, DVDs and CDs are now on sale at the library. If you buy one Christmas item, you get one of equal or lesser value free!

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Preschool storytime and craft will be held 10:30 a.m. Jan. 12 and 26. Preregistration is not required.

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The crochet class meets 1-2 p.m. Wednesdays. New members of all levels of experience are welcome.

Whether you want to learn to crochet, work on a current project or get advice from our expert crocheters, join us for a relaxing and instructive hour.

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If you have any gently read books, CDs or DVDs you would like to donate to the library, you do not have to wait until the fall or spring book sales to donate to them. We accept donations all year.

See our donations policy on our website, coplaypubliclibrary.org. For your safety, drop donations off at the circulation desk during open hours.

If you want to know if you have a book that has monetary value before donating it, try starting with bookfinder.com.

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We always have fiction and nonfiction books, CDs, DVDs and seasonal items for sale in between our fall and spring sales. Prices are the same as the big sales.

Look for the sale shelves at the front of the circulation desk and on a special book sale cart at the front of the circulation desk - straight ahead as you come in the door to the left of the checkout area. Just ask if you have trouble locating them.

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Need to use a computer to search for information or print something? We have six public access computers for you to use. You just need to show your library card at the front desk when you come into the library.

If you do not have a library card, it only takes a few minutes to get one. All you need is a form of ID, like a driver’s license. Library cards are free and may be used at 12 libraries in Lehigh and Carbon counties.

For more information, check our website or call the library at 610-262-7351.

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If you can’t make it into the library, use the Libby app for thousands of free reading materials.

You’ll need your library card number and your PIN. If you’re not sure of your PIN, give us a call.

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Unpleasant road conditions in this state can occur anytime now. Our local and state road crews try to keep up with maintaining the roads for safe driving, but all of us have had experiences of driving or walking in nasty weather.

The library does not follow the school schedule for closings. We list early and whole-day closings on WFMZ television, at wfmz.com/stormcenter and on our Facebook page. Check those sources before you make a trip here.

No fines are charged for days we close early or are closed for the entire day or days.

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The library hours are 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.

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