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National Library Card Signup Month

September is National Library Card Signup Month—the perfect time to celebrate the power of a library card. With your O’Fallon Public Library card, you can borrow books, stream movies, access digital learning tools, and explore programs for all ages. More than that, your card connects you to a vibrant community of readers, learners, and neighbors. Don’t have a card yet? Apply today at ofpl.info/apply and discover all the ways the library can open doors for you.

Contests and Incentives

Getting a library card has never been more rewarding! All September long, anyone who signs up for a new card—or uses their existing card—will be automatically entered into a drawing for free swag from our Online Store. One lucky winner will snag a $50 gift card, while everyone else who participates will get a 20% off discount code (emailed at the end of the month).

And for our youngest library card holders- we are holding a Kid's Card Design Contest! Patrons 14 and younger are encouraged to submit an original design for a brand-new, special edition kids library card. We’re on the lookout for designs that bring happiness, let creativity shine, stand out from the rest, and make our library sparkle with excitement! Who knows? Your artwork might end up in the hands of readers all across O’Fallon!  Stop by the Children's Department in-person or the Kid's Page for details. 

What can I do with a library card?

Library of Things

We offer more than just books and movies; our collection includes video games, fishing poles, seeds, telescopes, and so much more.  Explore our growing range of items by stopping in or visiting us online.  

Digital Library

O'Fallon Public Library cardholders have access to music, movies, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, and ebooks through our digital services.  As well as a wide collection of research databases and educational tools. 

Interlibrary Loan

Having trouble finding an item? No problem! O'Fallon Public Library shares materials with 500+ libraries around the state.  Together, those libraries have around 9 million items!  If we don't have it, we'll get it for you.