Romulus Public Library

The Romulus Public Library is open 60.5 hours a week! Over the years the library has expanded hours, we are currently open the most hours we have ever been. We look forward to Connecting the Community!

This is a free resource that has been developed by the State Treasurer’s Office. “MI Money Matters Financial Passport” is an interactive financial literacy program that you can use to better your financial situation.

We offer a program to digitize VHS tapes to DVDs or flash drives. We DO NOT edit footage. If the footage is grainy on the tape it will look grainy on the CD/Flash Drive. No copyrighted materials.

Conditions:
The library is not responsible for any damage to tapes. Our staff are trained to properly digitize VHS. If you are afraid the tapes may get damaged we ask that you do not use this service.

This service is only for Romulus patrons that are homebound and are unable to leave their home.

Only Romulus items are eligible for this program — no ILL or MeLcat items. Do not leave items outside to be picked up — materials MUST be bagged in order to be picked up. Limit of 2 books and 2 DVDs per delivery.

Click the image on the right to apply!

The Romulus Public Library has teamed up with the Rotary Club to create the Little Free Food Pantry. The pantry is outside the library and is accessible 24/7. We can only accept nonperishable food such as canned or boxed items. Please bring donations during our open hours.

Perishable items like dairy, meat, cheese can be donated to Helping Hand Thrift Shop and Food Pantry when they are open to accept donations (Tuesday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.).

Give What You Can, Take What You Need

Visitors can view art and exhibits on display at museums around the world and watch animal webcams from the comfort of their homes. No library card is needed. Go to the Resources tab above and go to the Local Resources / Help page and go to Virtual Tours on the page!

Get free or discounted tickets to local events and attractions such as the Detroit Zoo, Fox Theatre, and dozens of parks. All you need is a library card. Click on an image to learn more.

The Romulus Public Library offers roughly 300 additional e-books for checkout through Read Michigan. In addition that services we have two resources to help patrons choose a good book. You can use the New York Times Best Seller List or the Michigan Notable Book. Just start by clicking on the image to begin your journey!