This paper explores the pivotal role of libraries in fostering creativity and entrepreneurship in modern society. It begins with an examination of the historical evolution of libraries, highlighting their transition from traditional repositories of knowledge to dynamic centers of innovation and community engagement. Libraries provide access to diverse resources, facilitate collaborative spaces, and organize a range of workshops and events that stimulate creative thinking and entrepreneurial activities. The paper also delves into how libraries support start-ups and small businesses through business information services, training, mentorship, and networking opportunities. Case studies of innovative libraries demonstrate the impact of these initiatives on local communities and economies. The challenges libraries face, such as funding constraints and the need to keep up with technological advancements, are discussed alongside potential solutions and opportunities for further innovation. The paper concludes by looking at emerging trends in library services, the potential for expanding creative and entrepreneurial programs, and the importance of collaborations with educational institutions, private sector entities, and non-profits. By embracing these future directions, libraries can continue to be at the forefront of fostering creativity and entrepreneurship, adapting to the changing needs of their users and contributing significantly to community development.

Libraries, Innovation, Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Historical Evolution, Collaborative Spaces, Workshops, Start-ups, Small Businesses, Business Information Services, Training, Mentorship, Networking, Case Studies, Funding, Technological Advancements, Digital Transformation, Personalization, Partnerships, Community Development.