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Red River Parish Library

Our library offers 10,400 square feet of educational material for all ages.

Come Learn With Us.

Search and browse worksheets by grade, subject, keywords, or standards.

Our collection

We now have over 50,000 titles.

Your community resource

Our library includes a public meeting room that can accommodate up to 50.

Look into our history

Our history room is a place where visitors can see the cultural heritage of Red River Parish.

Something for everyone

The children’s area is an open, comfortable space with plenty of books and room for activities.

About

Red River Parish was formed March 2, 1871 by Governor Henry Clay Warmouth from Natchitoches, Caddo, Bossier, Bienville, and DeSoto Parishes.

At the time it was a plantation region, and later became the scene of Reconstruction Era violence. The current courthouse, located in the Parish seat Coushatta, was finished in 1926.

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We have a lot going

We have a lot going for the next 2 months! Stop in and grab a calendar or check in with us here for any updates. Please note that we will be closed on Nov. 11th to observe Veterans' Day, Nov. 18th for a staff development day and Nov. 26th-28th for Thanksgiving. BINGO will be THIS TUESDAY (not Wednesday). Stay tuned here for more fun stuff! ... See MoreSee Less

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Any of you grown-ups

Any of you grown-ups want to be a little crafty? Read this.👇🏽 ... See MoreSee Less

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See y'all in a little while!🎃Friday Evening! Be there! 👻 ... See MoreSee Less

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We had a blast with the Green Meadow Haven crew last week! BINGO is some serious business! Can't wait for them to come back! ... See MoreSee Less

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