The Music Library will be closed
Thursday, December 24 2020 – Monday, January 4, 2021
Access to electronic resources, such as journals and databases, will remain available through the break.
We look forward to seeing you back in the library on Tuesday, January 5, 2021
Happy Holidays!
The Music Library will be closed on Tuesday, December 1.
Remote services will continue 8:00am-5:00pm
For immediate assistance, please send a message via Facebook, Microsoft Teams, or by sending a message to musiclib@uh.edu.
We look forward to seeing you back in the library on Wednesday, December 2nd.
Take Good Care.
The Music Library physical space will close at 12:00pm,
Wednesday, November 25 through the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Remote services will continue through 5pm on Wednesday, November 25th
For immediate assistance, please send a message via Facebook, Microsoft Teams, or by sending a message to musiclib@uh.edu.
We look forward to seeing you back in the library on Monday, November 30th.
Happy Thanksgiving!
The Music Library physical space will be closed
Friday, October 9, 2020.
We will continue offering remote services during our operating hours
(8am to 5pm).
For immediate assistance, please send a message via Facebook, Microsoft Teams, or by sending a message to musiclib@uh.edu.
We look forward to seeing you in the library on Monday, October 12th.
Take Good Care.
The Music Library physical space will be closed
Tuesday & Wednesday September 22-23, 2020.
We will continue offering remote services during our operating hours (8am to 5pm).
For immediate assistance, please send a message via Facebook, Microsoft Teams, or by sending a message to musiclib@uh.edu.
Stay safe and dry.
GOTV 2020
Election day is coming!
The Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts is launching the “Pick A Date, Take A Buddy” Campaign for the 2020 election. Visit the polls and bring a friend!
Please join us for the Get out the Vote, Fall 2020 Virtual Town Hall Meeting, Friday, September 18th at 4pm.
Click here to Join the Virtual Town Hall and learn more about the Get out the Vote initiative.
The Music Library physical space will be closed
Friday, September 11, 2020.
We will continue offering remote services during our operating hours (8am to 5pm).
For immediate assistance, please send a message via Facebook, Microsoft Teams, or by sending a message to musiclib@uh.edu.
We look forward to seeing you in the library on Monday, September 14th.
Take Good Care.
Re-Opening the Music Library
The Music Library will re-open, Monday, August 17 with the following hours:
Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm
Curbside Pick-up hours 11:00am-1:00pm
The Music Library will ensure continued access to services and library collections, both physical and virtual, with consideration for the safety of library users and staff. The Music Library will employ sanitation, use of PPE, and quarantine of spaces and materials as appropriate.
Services Provided:
Access to physical space with limited occupancy (55 patrons)
Computers available with limited seating.
Research support, consultations, instruction and course reserves offered digitally and physically.
Staff may page print collection materials, CDs, DVDs and reserve items for users to limit stacks access.
Scanning services
Mail delivery of Music Library general print materials, CDs and DVDs (subject to change) are available by arrangement.
For more on borrowing privileges, click here.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
Curbside Delivery for the Music Library General Collection is available Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm, by appointment.
Call for Submissions
University of Houston Libraries Special Collections seeks stories and perspectives from UH students pertaining to the coronavirus outbreak.
It is important that the experiences of UH students during this challenging time are recorded and preserved in the University Archives. UH students are encouraged to share their stories and creative works — such as performing and visual arts, drawings, songs, monologues–of this unique moment in history for preservation and accessibility.
For more information and to submit stories, visit UH Students! Share Your Experience of the Coronavirus Outbreak.