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Darlington Library on Crown Street
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Darlington Library

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Darlington Library on Crown Street is the town's main public library, offering adult and children's collections, study space, local studies, an art gallery, digital services and The Hive creative technology area. The restored building also hosts workshops and community events.

What to expect

A large restored town-centre library with adult and children's areas, quiet study space, creative technology facilities and changing exhibitions and events.

Practical info

How to join
Library membership is free for people who live or work in Darlington or visit regularly. You can also visit public areas and events without borrowing books.

Opening hours

Opening times vary by day. Check the current Darlington Libraries opening-hours page before travelling.

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Crown Street

Darlington

DL1 1ND

01325 349610
library@darlington.gov.uk
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