Nokomis Library was built in 1968 and renovated in 2011 featuring Minnesota limestone. It serves the Nokomis neighborhood of south Minneapolis. The building was originally designed to reflect its legendary surroundings, as told in the epic Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem, “The Song of Hiawatha.” The library is named for Nokomis, one of fictional characters in the poem.
5100 34th Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55417
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Hennepin County Library is bringing books to Fort Snelling Upper Post, an affordable-housing community for formerly homeless veterans at Fort Snelling.
Your library has resources available to help you take care of your car, including ALLDATA and repair manuals you can check out.
This April during National Poetry Month, your library is a center for inspiration and creation with poetry-themed book lists, online resources and events.
Join us at Nokomis Library to learn new things, be inspired and connect with others. Library events are free and open to all.
Join these volunteers who work closely with library staff to raise awareness of library services, raise funds, and plan programs and events.