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pardon our dust! replacement of the downtown library windows will begin march 23. the background is caution colors and stripes. an exclamation indication caution is present in the top left corner. there is a photo of a man replacing windows in the top right corner.

The Downtown Library is getting a window replacement!

Beginning March 23rd, 2026, the Downtown Library will undergo an exciting renovation - a FULL window replacement project! After years of saving, plus assistance from the City of Flagstaff, we are replacing our leaking, broken-seal windows.

Quilt Show 2026

A promotional graphic reading “Artists Wanted!” featuring the Flagstaff City–Coconino County Public Library bookmobile parked in a red rock desert landscape. Text invites creative minds to design the new bookmobile exterior art, with an info meeting on February 10 and applications due February 24. An orange starburst notes “tiny.cc/bookmobileart for more information.”

Calling All Artists: NEW County Bookmobile Exterior Art

Call to Artists: NEW County Bookmobile Exterior Art

Instructional graphic explaining how to print at the library using Princh. The top section shows how to print from a laptop or from a phone or tablet, with steps to visit print.princh.com or scan a QR code, enter the printer ID, upload documents, adjust settings, and pay at the print station. The bottom section shows two print pricing graphics: one for Downtown Flagstaff Library and one for East Flagstaff Community Library. Both list black and white printing at $0.15 single-sided and $0.20 double-sided, and

Introducing Princh, our new mobile printing solution! 

A photo of Kevin Schindler, a white man with a big smile, wearing a hard hat that reads "Lowell Observatory". He stands outside in front of pine trees and there is snow on the ground.

Cooper Quill Award - Kevin Schindler

The Friends

Large library room with rows of tables and chairs and wide arched windows

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