Media Collection

Entertain­ment. Art. Education.

Our carefully curated collection offers a range of audio and visual materials that are sure to captivate, inspire, and educate.

Whether you’re looking to unwind with a great movie, explore the world of fine arts, or dive deep into an educational topic, our collection has something for everyone.

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From Our Collection

What's New for Movie & Music Lovers

Popular On Kanopy This Month

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The Worst Person in the World (2021)
Set in contemporary Oslo, this sharp romantic comedy follows Julie (Cannes Best Actress winner Renate Reinsve), a witty and impulsive woman in her thirties, as she ricochets between careers, lovers, and existential doubts.
Kate Winslet with a determined, dirt-smudged face, partially covered by the large white 'LEE' title.
Lee (2023)
A gripping WWII historical drama based on a true story, this film follows war correspondent and Vogue photographer Lee Miller (Kate Winslet) as she trades the glamour of fashion for the horrors of the front line.
Movie poster for "I THINK WE'RE ALONE NOW" with Peter Dinklage, Elle Fanning, and abandoned cars.
I Think We’re Alone Now (2018)
Del (Peter Dinklage) is alone in the world. After the human race is wiped out, he lives in his small, empty town, content in his solitude and the utopia he’s methodically created for himself – until he is discovered by Grace (Elle Fanning), an interloper whose history and motives are obscure. Worse yet, she wants to stay.

Vinyl Picks

Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane - Thelonious Monk
The Scholars - Car Seat Headrest
The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess - Chappell Roan
Strike up the band - Little Feat
Instant Holograms on Metal Film - Stereolab
Heaven or Las Vegas - Cocteau Twins
Forever is a Feeling - Lucy Dacus
American Heart - Benson Boone

Chart Toppers on Hoopla

Taylor Swift "Life of a Showgirl" master release cover
The Life of a Showgirl - Taylor Swift
Sabrina Carpenter "Man's Best Friend" album cover
Man's Best Friend - Sabrina Carpenter
You'll Be Alright, Kid-Alex Warren album cover
You'll Be Alright, Kid - Alex Warren
One Thing at a Time-Morgan Wallen album cover
One Thing at a Time - Morgan Wallen
Olivia dean, The Art of Loving album cover
The Art of Loving - Olivia Dean
KPop Demon Hunters Soundtrack album cover
Kpop Demon Hunters Soundtrack
We are always open!

Explore our eBook & Streaming Services

Explore what’s new in our librarian-curated collection of eBooks and Audiobooks
Browse a growing collection of more than 140,000 e-books, 40,000+ e-audiobooks, and 4,000+ magazines.

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eBooks, Audiobooks, & Magazines

Borrow from thousands of eBooks, audiobooks, magazines and graphic novels.

Get the Libby Library Reading App to get started

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Art & Indie Movies

Choose from a large collection of classic, indie, and art house movies to stream. No waitlist.

Get an E-Card for Instant Access

If you don’t have a UAPL library card yet and you would like to dive right in, an E-Card is for you. Our E-Card gives you access to all our digital services. You can always upgrade to a full library card later to borrow print books, DVDs, CDs, vinyl and more!

  1. Start by clicking ‘Get a Library Card.’
  2. Give our Borrower’s Agreement a quick nod.
  3. On the application, tick the ‘I would like an E-Card only for now‘ box.
  4. Fill out the form, hit submit, and voilà – your E-Card number appears!
  5. Keep an eye on your inbox for a friendly email with your E-Card number.
  6. You’re all set to dive into the digital realm. Happy borrowing!
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Exploring and Using digital services

Subject Guides and down­load­able Quick Starters

Welcome to our curated collection of Subject Guides and Downloadable Quick Starters. These resources are crafted to provide clear, step-by-step assistance with our digital services, ensuring you can easily navigate and utilize them to their fullest potential. 

  • Cut the Cord

    Use this guide for resources that will help you navigate available services, determine your budget, and decide which devices you need to become a successful cord cutter.

  • Google Workspace

    Whether you’re new to Google Workspace or you’re searching for advanced help and tips, start with the free online resources in this guide.

  • Microsoft Office

    Use this guide to find free resources and training for Microsoft products.

  • Using Mobile Devices

    Resources to help you use your smartphone and tablet with confidence: locate support articles and contacts from your device manufacturer, in addition to free online tutorials and articles and buying guides from UA Library journals and databases.

  • Using Video Conference Software

    Many well-known software companies, such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft, offer their own video conference and calling software, in addition to services that have recently grown in popularity, such as Zoom. Use this subject guide to explore each service’s website and support center to learn how to set up your video calls for success.

For additional guidance or any questions, our librarians in our Adult Department at our Tremont Road branch are ready to assist. Reach out to them at  (614) 486-9621 (Option 1).

Enhance your learning with personalized, in-person support. The Upper Arlington Public Library (UAPL) provides 1-on-1 appointments with our Adult Department staff for assistance with UAPL’s free digital resources and basic Apple and Android device orientations. Note: We focus on software use and digital navigation; device repairs or hardware-specific advice are not covered.

To schedule your personalized tech session, sign up here.

Prefer a physical copy? Quick Starters are available at your library, ready for you to pick up. Begin your digital journey today, supported by our resources and staff, to make the most of what UAPL offers.

Get in the Groove with our Vinyl Collection

The 400+ vinyl records in our collection span diverse styles from masters of Jazz to recent Grammy-winning artists.

How can we help?

Book A Librarian for Technology Help

We provide 1-on-1 in-person appointments with staff in our Adult Services department for help with UAPL’s free digital resources and with basic Apple and Android orientations. Please note, we do not do device repairs, nor can we advise you on hardware issues.
Special Collections

The Library of Things

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Video Games

Our collection contains classic games plus newer titles like Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, New Pokémon Snap, and Resident Evil: Village.

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Light Therapy Lamps

Light therapy lamps stimulate the natural sunlight one may be missing during the winter months or when working or living in a space without adequate natural lighting. This lamp is designed to mimic the colors of daylight and provides the recommended 10,000 LUX of brightness to help the winter blues, regulate sleep, improve focus, boost energy and make one feel less sad.

HEALTH INFORMATION

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Antennas

Indoor HDTV antennas connect to your television and allow you to access High Definition over-the-air TV channels without a cable or satellite subscription. Depending on the model, you can receive television broadcasts up to 150 miles away. Available broadcast channels may vary between homes or between different locations within your home. After plugging in, users will be able to see what free channels are available to them.

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Media COLLECTION

From old school to new cool

We’re your source for streaming, DVDs, CDs, vinyl and more.

Dale Ray

Dale Ray

Adult Department Manager
[email protected]

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