Ice skate lending is done for the season.
See you next year!
See you next year!
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CHECKING OUT SKATES at BPL
To reserve your skates call 231-882-4111 or visit our Library Catalog. A library card in good standing is required to check out skates. HOW DO YOU BORROW ICE SKATES?
IN ADDITION: An Ice Skate Waiver of Liability form must be signed by EACH adult who will be using the skates. For children under age 18, the parent or legal guardian must sign the Ice Skate Waiver of Liability form.
NOTE: There is space on the form to list several children. The waiver form can be filled out when you pick up the skates or you may print, complete, and bring the waiver with you when you pick-up your skates. Ice Skate Use Waiver of liability PDF> Vertical Divider
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Library Catalog
Important:
See Sizing Chart and Frequently Asked Questions shown below. |
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THANK YOU Dr. Lisa!
The BPL skate lending program is made possible thanks to a generous donation by Dr. Lisa Musgrave, DDS. Dr. Lisa said " I am constantly inspired by every amazing thing I see so many people do to help those around us in our community." She saw a need and took action to fill it. She stated "My ultimate goal is to inspire someone else to do something for our community." Next time you see Dr. Lisa, we hope
you will tell her THANKS! 
Hockey skates bagged, tagged, and ready for check out at Benzonia Public Library
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Ice rink at Benzonia Academy Park
ACADEMY PARK ICE RINK
The outdoor ice skating rink at Academy Park is open free of charge to the public. It is located at 7042 Traverse Ave., Benzonia (corner of US-31 & Traverse Avenue) "THANK YOU" to The Cottage Pros for donating the labor and equipment to make the skating rink possible. |
The 2022 ice skating season was extremely popular at BPL.
We had 215 pair of skates checked out over the two months the ice rink was open.
We had 215 pair of skates checked out over the two months the ice rink was open.
Frequently asked questions:
Where can I borrow skates? Skates are available at the Benzonia Public Library at 891 Michigan Ave., during business hours.
Who can borrow skates? Adults, 18 years of age or older, are able to borrow skates for themselves and for minor children. To borrow ice skates through this program the adult must have a Benzonia Public Library card in good standing. Borrower must show ID at time of check-out and complete a Library of Things Agreement.
In addition a liability waiver form must be signed by EACH adult who will be using the skates and an adult must sign a waiver form for children who will be using the skates.
How Much Does It Cost? Free! There is no charge to borrow the ice skates.
How Long Can I Use the Skates? Each skate-lending period is 2 days. Note: Friday checkouts will be due Monday and Thursday checkouts are due by 2 pm Saturday. Skates must be returned with their original bag and skate guards to a staff member in the library.
What If I Return the Skates Late? The success of this program depends on community members returning the skates on time; however, we know that life happens. If returned after the 48-hour rental period, a $1.00 per day overdue fee will be assessed. If skates are not returned within 10 days, the library cardholder will be charged the full replacement cost for each pair borrowed. Thanks, in advance, for ensuring we can share this wonderful resource with everyone who wishes to use it this winter season.
Where Can I Use the Skates? The Village of Benzonia public skating rink is located next to the library. It can be accessed from the library parking lot or on Traverse Avenue (off US-31). The rink is maintained by “The Cottage Pros” who are donating their time and equipment. You are also welcome to use these skates on private rinks.
What Size Skate Should I Use? These BAUER hockey skates are unisex. A suggested sizing chart can be found above. Sizing is a preference and therefore charts do not guarantee fit. An assortment of skates is available for older children, teens, women, and men. A few are also offered in wide sizes. Skates are available on a first come, first served basis.
BE SURE TO PLAN AHEAD DUE TO LIMITED SIZES.
Where can I borrow skates? Skates are available at the Benzonia Public Library at 891 Michigan Ave., during business hours.
Who can borrow skates? Adults, 18 years of age or older, are able to borrow skates for themselves and for minor children. To borrow ice skates through this program the adult must have a Benzonia Public Library card in good standing. Borrower must show ID at time of check-out and complete a Library of Things Agreement.
In addition a liability waiver form must be signed by EACH adult who will be using the skates and an adult must sign a waiver form for children who will be using the skates.
How Much Does It Cost? Free! There is no charge to borrow the ice skates.
How Long Can I Use the Skates? Each skate-lending period is 2 days. Note: Friday checkouts will be due Monday and Thursday checkouts are due by 2 pm Saturday. Skates must be returned with their original bag and skate guards to a staff member in the library.
What If I Return the Skates Late? The success of this program depends on community members returning the skates on time; however, we know that life happens. If returned after the 48-hour rental period, a $1.00 per day overdue fee will be assessed. If skates are not returned within 10 days, the library cardholder will be charged the full replacement cost for each pair borrowed. Thanks, in advance, for ensuring we can share this wonderful resource with everyone who wishes to use it this winter season.
Where Can I Use the Skates? The Village of Benzonia public skating rink is located next to the library. It can be accessed from the library parking lot or on Traverse Avenue (off US-31). The rink is maintained by “The Cottage Pros” who are donating their time and equipment. You are also welcome to use these skates on private rinks.
What Size Skate Should I Use? These BAUER hockey skates are unisex. A suggested sizing chart can be found above. Sizing is a preference and therefore charts do not guarantee fit. An assortment of skates is available for older children, teens, women, and men. A few are also offered in wide sizes. Skates are available on a first come, first served basis.
BE SURE TO PLAN AHEAD DUE TO LIMITED SIZES.
