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Welcome to the
Ironwood Carnegie Library

At the Ironwood Carnegie Library, we’re proud to be a welcoming place where community can come together to learn, explore, and connect. We value our historic roots while continuing to grow and adapt to meet the needs of those we serve today. Whether you're visiting to find a great book, access digital resources, research local history, or simply enjoy a quiet space, we’re here to support your curiosity.

We also offer a range of programs and events designed to bring people together and support lifelong learning. From storytimes and youth activities to book clubs, workshops, and seasonal events, there are opportunities for all ages to get involved. Our programs are designed to be inclusive, enjoyable, and easy to take part in. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Check out the MeL catalog to request items from other Michigan libraries or browse their many databases!

Stream movies, documentaries, and children's programming, with your Ironwood Carnegie Library card!

E-Books, audiobooks, and eMagazines are all at your fingertips in the Libby app or in your browser!

Where learning comes alive! Explore free education content for Pre-K through 12.

Latest News & Updates

  • Autumn Used Book Sale Almost Here!
    The Friends of the Library Autumn Used Book Sale will be held Saturday, October 17th, from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Ironwood Memorial Building Auditorium.  Earlybird shopping for FOL members will take place on Friday, October 16th, from 2 pm to 7 pm.  (Not a Friend yet?  You can join right at the sale!)  Select from […]
  • Special Board Meeting
    The Ironwood Carnegie Library Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Monday, October 12th, at 11 am at the library located at 235 East Aurora in Ironwood.  The purpose of the meeting is to discuss and approve the job posting for the part-time library assistant.  The public is welcome to attend. […]
  • The Pabst Mining Disaster: 100 Years Later
    Join us on Thursday, September 24th as local historians Larry Peterson, Bruce Cox, and Ivan Hellen hold a roundtable discussion on the mining disaster that killed 3 men…and the heroes who were able to save 43 miners who spent five days underground. The event is free and all are welcome. […]

Support the Library

Make a donation through PayPal, where you can choose your amount and complete your contribution online.

Library Hours

Monday & Friday: 9am-5pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 12pm-6pm
Saturday: 9am-12pm
Wednesday & Sunday: Closed

Upcoming Events

  • December 24, 2026
    Closed for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day