The wait is over, Methow Valley — the Twisp Library reopens on Tuesday, June 16!
After a four-month closure to support a major building improvement project at the Methow Valley Community Center (MVCC), the library has been unpacked, reshelved, and refreshed, and we can’t wait to welcome you back.
What changed while we were closed?
The MVCC completed a series of energy-efficiency and comfort upgrades to the building, including:
- New HVAC systems for more comfortable heating and cooling year-round
- Upgraded internet service and electrical systems
- New insulation in exterior walls
These improvements were led by the MVCC and supported through grant funding. While the work wasn’t always visible from the outside, you’ll feel the difference — a building that’s more comfortable, more efficient, and better equipped to serve the Methow Valley for years to come.
What this means for patrons
- Reopening Day: Tuesday, June 16 — regular hours resume
- Your home library is switching back. If your home library was temporarily set to Winthrop during the closure, it will return to Twisp, and new holds will once again be available for pickup in Twisp.
- The drop box is back in service. Items may be returned at the Twisp Library once we reopen.
Thank you
We’re deeply grateful to the Methow Valley Community Center for their continued investment in this shared community space, and to the Winthrop Public Library staff and community for so warmly welcoming Twisp patrons during the closure. The library is just one part of the MVCC, a vital hub that brings the Methow Valley together — and these improvements reflect the MVCC’s commitment to stewarding a building that serves everyone.
Stop by, say hello, check out a stack of books, and enjoy the (newly comfortable!) library. We’ve missed you.
For hours and information, visit ncwlibraries.org/twisplibrary.
