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Milford Public Library Now Offers Pure Flix Free with a Library Card

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Milford Public Library is excited to announce its newest digital offering, Pure Flix, now available free to all registered cardholders. Through a partnership with Library Ideas, LLC, Milford Public Library joins libraries nationwide in providing streaming access to Pure Flix’s catalog of family-friendly entertainment.

 

Pure Flix offers a wide selection of family-friendly movies and series, including original content such as Ainsley McGregor Mysteries, Jep and Jess: Beyond the Bayou, When Hope Calls: Brookfield, County Rescue, and Crossroad Springs. The collection also includes heartwarming romances, uplifting dramas, and inspirational stories starring familiar faces such as Candace Cameron Bure, Danica McKellar, Jen Lilley, and Trevor Donovan.

 

Library patrons now have access to Pure Flix’s extensive catalog of movies and TV series at no cost with their library card. Pure Flix can be streamed on smart TVs, phones, tablets, and computers, giving patrons convenient access to positive entertainment at home or on the go.

 

"I got really excited when I learned MPL had an opportunity to join other libraries in adding an affordable, family-friendly streaming video service that gives our community unlimited access to a catalog of delightful movies and shows," said Karl Stutzman, Library Director. “I am grateful we had the budget available to subscribe, and I look forward to hearing feedback from our patrons as they try it out.”

 

To learn more or to start exploring Pure Flix, visit www.milford.lib.in.us. Through taxpayer support, Milford Public Library cards are available at no charge to residents of the Town of Milford, Van Buren Township, and eastern Jefferson Township in Kosciusko County. The library also offers non-resident cards for $68 per year to anyone outside of this area.