Partick Library

Free entry

Opening hours

Day	Opens	Closes
Mon	Closed
Tue	2:00pm - 7:00pm
Wed	11:00am - 4:00pm
Thu	11:00am - 4:00pm
Fri	11:00am - 4:00pm
Sat	Closed
Sun	Closed

Contact

0141 276 1560

libraries@glasgowlife.org.uk

Dumbarton Road, Glasgow, G11 6AB

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WE ARE OPEN. PLEASE NOTE OUR REVISED OPENING TIMES DUE TO COVID-19 CONSTRAINTS.

Monday Closed
Tuesday 2pm – 7pm
Wednesday 11am – 4pm
Thursday 11am – 4pm
Friday 11am – 4pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

PLEASE SEE OUR LATEST INFORMATION PAGE FOR GUIDANCE ON HOW THIS VENUE WILL OPERATE TO KEEP YOU AND OUR STAFF SAFE.

Partick Library has re-opened following a programme of refurbishment works and provides new community spaces, learning experiences and a wide selection of the latest book titles.

Built in 1925, Partick Library offers a wide range of services and activities in relaxing and inspiring surroundings. With thousands of books and a programme of weekly classes and events, our friendly staff will always be on hand to help you get the most out of your visits.

Don’t forget you can access all 33 Glasgow Libraries and our 24/7 online library with your Glasgow Libraries membership card: Join Glasgow Libraries

Find a book, reserve and renew, search the catalogue and access all of our online resources.

Macmillan Cancer Support If you're affected by cancer you may want to know there's someone you can turn to for help. Someone who can help find answers to your questions, whatever they may be. The Macmillan @ Glasgow Libraries information point can help you find information you need on living with all aspects of cancer as well as signposting you to the nearest support and information service.

Find out more about Glasgow Libraries' partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support.

Accessible toilets

This accessible toilet is approximately 34m (37yd 7in) from the main entrance, located in the Children's Department.

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs are welcome. We can provide a bowl of water for an assistance dog.

Wheelchair access

There is a ramp leading to entrance.

Additional information

View the accessibility guide on AccessAble – the new name for DisabledGo.

Baby changing

We offer baby changing facilities within the venue.

Baby feeding

Baby feeding is welcome in all Glasgow Life Venues.

Community information

Information regarding Elected Members, MSP's, MP's, Community Councils, and consultations are currently held in a folder at our reception desk. Up to date information on local groups are to found on our community noticeboards in the entrance hall.

Community languages collection

We have a small selection of Gaelic books and other languages can be requested.

Local history collection

Partick Library holds a collection of photographs and books which are for reference only. Please contact our staff for further information.

Newspapers and magazines

Daily newspapers and magazines are available.

Novels and factual books

We offer a wide range of novels and factual books.

Parking

The venue does not have its own car park.

Photocopying

Photocopying - Free service, maximum 10 copies per customer. Copies will be black and white only. We have both A3 and A4 options available.

Printing – Free Service, maximum 10 prints per customer. Prints will be black and white only.

We have both A3 and A4 options available.

Photography and video recording

On occasion, Glasgow Life will be on the premises to film and take photos.

Study spaces

We have a large study space, including two study booths (unfortunately these cannot be reserved).

Free wifi

Wi-Fi is free by logging on via Glasgow Libraries - no password is required.

In the recent programme celebrating his 75th birthday, Portrait Of A Lifetime, Connolly described Partick Library as the most important building there.

I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes With Death

Maggie O’Farrell

My favourite book so far this year has to be Maggie O’Farrell’s ‘I Am, I Am, I Am: Seventeen Brushes With Death’.

This uncomfortable yet absolutely compelling memoir is a real page-turner, as thrilling as any work of fiction I have read. O’Farrell’s brushes with death include: a jump off a wall into the sea where she was trapped under water, a truly death-defying encounter with a man on a remote mountain path and a plane journey where passengers hit the ceiling as the plane hurtled towards the earth. An unconventional, astonishing memoir that leaves the reader grateful and lucky to be alive. Wonderful.

Louisa, Partick Library

Glasgow Life offers Adult Learning programmes, activities and support services in a number of libraries across the city.

For more information about Digital Learning provision, English Language courses or support with Reading, Writing or Numbers - please visit our Learning Opportunities page.