Did you know we have 49,000+ Adult Fiction & 35,000+ Adult Non-Fiction titles in our system alone? Go to our Card Catalog to check out these titles and so much more, or come browse the stacks and find a new favorite!
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All you need to get started with free digital titles is an internet connection and a library card with us! Explore our collection here.
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The Faulkner County Library celebrated its 90th anniversary and the 30th of its current location in May 2025! We serve a population of 129,000+, and are home to a thriving art and business culture in Conway, where our main headquarters is located. One of the city's largest annual events, Toad Suck Daze, has been held since 1982 and is one of the most popular events of the county. The three day community festival incorporates live music, food and craft vendors, and amusement rides during the first weekend of May.
Physical donations are sorted and then used in the Friends of the Library book sale. Donations are accepted year-round except during the duration of the Friends of the Library book sale. If donations need to be temporarily paused for any extraneous reason, there will be public notification via social media.
Donations Guidelines
Physical donations are accepted at the side doors next to the outside book drop on the east side of the building. Donations must be brought during the library's open hours. Please call the library front desk to inform staff that physical donations are being brought, and a staff member will meet you to bring in the donations and provide a tax deduction form if requested.
Physical donations are only accepted if the items are in good condition. Good condition, in this case, is defined as gently used items with no visible damage besides normal wear-and-tear. Any items deemed not in good condition will be donated elsewhere or recycled. Physical donations include books, magazines, DVDs, and CDs.
We do not accept cassette tapes, VHS tapes, microfilm, or textbooks as donations. We also do not accept physical donations that are heavily damaged (i.e. water damage, mold, missing pages, etc.).