Black River Falls Public Library

The Black River Falls Public Library is a cornerstone of community life in Black River Falls, offering a welcoming and resource-rich environment for residents and visitors alike. As Wisconsin’s first free public library—established in 1872—it carries a deep legacy of learning, literacy, and public service while continuing to evolve as a modern hub for education and connection.

Conveniently located in the heart of the city, the library provides access to an extensive collection of books, DVDs, audiobooks, and regional materials, along with free public computers and reliable Wi-Fi for work, research, or leisure. Visitors can also explore the library’s History Room, a valuable resource for local genealogy and historical research.

Beyond its collections, the library serves as a vibrant gathering space with meeting rooms, study areas, and program spaces that host community events, educational programs, and workshops for all ages. From lifelong learning opportunities to youth programming and digital resources like eBooks and online databases, the library is designed to meet the needs of a diverse and growing community.

Whether you're stopping in to relax with a good book, conduct research, attend an event, or simply connect to the community, the Black River Falls Public Library offers a welcoming space where knowledge, history, and community come together.