Newton Public Library

4.4(74 reviews)

Public library

About the Library

Newton Public Library is located at 100 N 3rd Ave W, Newton, IA 50208. It is open Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 7 PM, Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, and Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM. Sunday is closed. Services include proctor, faxing and notary. Amenities include kid-friendly activities, changing tables, free street parking, a gender-neutral restroom, debit card acceptance, and wheelchair accessible entry and restroom. Highlighted reviews mention work spaces, computers and printing. One visitor specifically reports receiving staff help using a computer and printer for an important document, while another used a work space for a video call. Staff are described in the supplied feedback as friendly and helpful.

Opening Hours

Monday 9 AM–7 PM
Tuesday 9 AM–7 PM
Wednesday 9 AM–7 PM
Thursday 9 AM–7 PM
Friday 9 AM–5 PM
Saturday 9 AM–1 PM
Sunday Closed

Library Services

Public Library

Notary
Proctor
Faxing

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Visitor Reviews

Thomas Kaufmann

Nice library, nice staff but will be nice when do not have to wear masks. The computers are down today so could not become member of the library. I need to go to Jasper County Museum to get more history information on Newton.
Samantha Z

Amazing library. What a wonderful local resource. Passed through and had to take a work call with video. Great work spaces. Very clean and friendly
Marleana McLead

Nice adult classes, painting and flowers.
Marci Longren

It's been years since I've been there & I was totally impressed. Made me want to renew my library card & start going there again. Employee was very helpful with my need to use the computer & printer for a very important document.
Shelley Wright

Nice friendly people who go above & beyond what's necessary to make sure you get the books you want to read. Love my library.
Madison Naber

A great place to find a good read. Love the escape rooms they have started doing. It is a great way to get the community active and they are so clever and fun! I also love the online library!
Doris Cude

It would be awesome if you could have a drive up drop box . Altoona does, and it sure helps us elderly. We wouldnt endanger ourselves in winter slipping on ice, and it would just be easier to return books.