Boerne residents looking to curl up with a good book this holiday season will need to prepare in advance, as the local library will be closing its doors for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The closure, announced on the Patrick Heath Public Library official website, will give the community and its librarians a well-deserved break to enjoy the festive season. Though the physical library will not be accessible, digital resources remain at patrons' fingertips.
The announcement emphasized, "If you have a reading emergency, you can download eBooks and audio books through our mobile app, MyLibro or through our website." This move to make resources available digitally allows residents to continue to read and learn, seamlessly bridging the gap during the holiday hours. Residents with a TexShare card were reminded to use their home library for digital needs during the time the Patrick Heath Public Library remains closed.
Those eager to return to the physical aisles laden with books will not have to wait long. The library will swing open its doors once more on Thursday at 9 am, resuming its mission to educate, entertain, and empower the community. In the meantime, patrons are encouraged to "Have a safe and happy holiday," ensuring that the spirit of the season is imbued with the joy of reading, whether it be through a physical page or a screen's glow, as per the Patrick Heath Public Library.
