Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to rest with a comfortable Hallmark romance. If you are a Peacock subscriber, you know very well that the NBCUniversal-owned streamer used to have a lot of Hallmark TV shows and movies. The three-year contract between the two ends in May 2025, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be inundated with small-town love stories, Christmas romances and light-hearted mysteries.

If you want that classic Hallmark goodness, I have a tip for you. You can look at everything you’ve lost to ring in Valentine’s Day. And you don’t have to pay a single penny. Yes, free, free, without costing you anything.

What’s all the hoopla, you might be wondering. Well, not to be rude or anything, but it is hOPEactually.

Fun wordplay aside, Hoopla is the streaming place where you can find the Hallmark goodness you’ve been missing. It is a digital entertainment platform with all kinds of audiobooks, podcasts, movies, TV shows, music and educational material to keep you engaged. Your local public library provides this free app.

The entire Hallmark Channel collection is available here through the Hallmark Plus platform BingePass. With this feature, you can borrow premium content for seven days. Get ready to indulge in all the adorable love stories you want. It’s the perfect way to catch up when you’re behind on hit shows like Ride and When Calls the Heart. It’s all ad-free with just one click.

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First, you need a valid one library card and email address to sign up for Hallmark Plus BingePass in Hoopla. Visit the Hoopla website (or download the mobile app) and follow the steps to create an account. Keep your library card in your hand, as you may be asked to provide your card number and PIN. You can sign up for one if you don’t have a library card.

Once you’ve completed the setup process for your Hoopla account, you can start streaming. From there, simply select the Hallmark Plus BingePass option from the BingePass prompt to view. Not all libraries support Hoopla, so I recommend checking with your local branch to see if the service is available. If you don’t want to rely on the library to scratch that great movie, you can try Pluto TV and check out its curated channel, dedicated to all things Hallmark.

Want the whole library and don’t mind paying? You can always sign up Hallmark Plus — the channel’s exclusive streaming platform — for $8 a month or $80 a year. A paid subscription gets you access to Hallmark’s content library with all new exclusive original series and shows. Additional benefits, as listed in Hallmark Plus websiteincludes Hallmark Gold Crown Store coupons, Crown Rewards points, unlimited eCards and exclusive surprises.