DIGITAL MUSIC AND MOVIES
A broad selection of content from the WETA public broadcasting network, including content from PBS.
MONTHLY PICKS
God in America One
God in America Two
God in America Three
NEW Streaming Service!
KweliTV is a platform celebrating black stories and creators from all over the world, providing more than 900 independent films, documentaries, audio stories, animation, shows, children's programming and more! It will be accessible via several mobile and TV apps and online.
Coded Bias
Water Girl
Bamako
Nick Souffrant: Part Time Dad Stand Up
Monthly Staff Picks: Music
With your library card number and Freegal's free downloadable music service you have access to about 15 million songs. Once you download the songs, they're yours to keep.
Download Limit: 5 per week
Streaming Limit: 3 hours per day
Kanopy Movies
Kanopy offers more than 30,000 films, including critically acclaimed movies, inspiring documentaries, award-winning foreign films, and more.
Tickets are used to play videos on Kanopy. Each month, you receive 10 tickets from the Library. Your tickets reset on the first day of the month, and unused tickets do not roll over to the next month.
Something for everyone:
- Critically-acclaimed films from A24, Magnolia, NEON, Kino Lorber, and more
- Popular TV series like Staged, The Librarians, The Returned, The Chosen, Bad Banks, and The Prisoner
- Classics from Criterion and other key suppliers
- Kanopy Kids, a curated educational and entertainment collection just for children, complete with parental controls
- Lifelong learning with PBS
- A rich international selection representing cinema from around the world
- Movies in non-English languages
- Compelling documentaries
- Thousands of films that support Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs
With your library card number and Kanopy's free streaming video service you have access to about 30,000 films including critically acclaimed movies, inspiring documentaries, award-winning foreign films, and more.
Note that copyright laws apply. The participating music labels have authorized customers of libraries subscribing to Freegal to download copies of the music for personal use. Sharing the music file with others would likely violate copyright law.