While the library is closed, the Minneapolis Public Library Bookmobile will serve the neighborhood two days a week, on Tuesday mornings and Fridays. The librarians will also visit neighborhood schools throughout the spring. Over the summer, kids can sign up for the library's Summer Reading and Activities program on the Bookmobile, and summer performances will be offered at Linden Hills Park. Library users log on to the Minneapolis Public Library's Web catalog to request books, CDs, videos, and other materials to be sent to the Bookmobile. The library's home page also provides access to a wide range of websites, search engines, and electronic databases.
Public computers are available at nearby libraries .
Books borrowed from Linden Hills may be returned to the Bookmobile or any of the 100 public libraries in the Twin Cities metropolitan area. Other nearby libraries include Walker and Washburn in Minneapolis and the Hennepin County Library in Edina . The Friends of the Minneapolis Public Library's book delivery service for people with limited mobility will continue uninterrupted during the renovation project. Linden Hills Library is designated a historic site by the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places . The planning process for this project has included a neighborhood advisory committee whose recommendations to the Library Board in a 1995 report became part of the building program.