We appreciate your patience as we manage a safe space.

Here’s how it works:

• During library hours a 12 person maximum has been imposed at a first-come-first- served basis.
• Browsing is limited to 30 minutes, computer use to 1 hour so others can enjoy the space. If you would like more time, please contact staff to rent a room or use the free wifi on the porch or from your car in the parking lot.
•  Please maintain social distancing and wear your mask.
•  Downstairs restrooms are temporarily closed, please use upstairs restrooms. Drinking fountain closed.
• Groups limited to 50 or less until end of March, 75 April & May
•  Conference rooms are available for Zoom/Virtual meetings or phone calls at $10/hour.Visit: kresspavilion.org/workspace or contact Jess at 920.868.3334 ext. for more info.

All Egg Harbor Library events will be virtual this summer.
All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult or guardian.
Call (920) 868-2664 for curbside pick-up information,
or visit doorcountylibrary.org/pickup-service

For your safety, Door County Library asks:

• If you feel ill, please do not enter the building.
• Masks are required.
• Use hand sanitizer where available.
• Practice social distancing at 6-feet apart.
• No congregating.

For rental inquiries and questions about currently booked rentals, please contact Jess Reinke at jreinke@villageofeggharbor.org, 920.868.3334 ext. 3. Virtual tours available. *****

A place to read, create and celebrate the Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion is located in the heart of Egg Harbor and home to the Village Library and Community Center. The building was completed in early 2018 and features a second floor Great Hall event space with wrap-around porches that offer sweeping views of the bay and surrounding orchards. In addition to the modern, customizable Great Hall space, visitors have access to two meeting spaces, a lounge and living room with a fireplace.

The Kress Pavilion features current audio-visual equipment, flat screen T.V.s, and teleconferencing capabilities throughout.  On the first floor is a Makers Space, offering a space for tech and hands-on programming. Residents and tourists are welcome to host a small gathering, private meeting, and celebration or simply enjoy the pavilion as a library patron.