The Seattle Public Library (SPL) is an award-winning public library system with 27 locations within the city of Seattle, including the iconic Central Library. SPL's mission is to bring people, information and ideas together to enrich lives and build community. SPL offers free programs for kids and teens, as well as programs and services for all ages, including: technology classes, job search help, English and citizenship classes, small business resources and arts programs. With a free Library card, SPL patrons can check out books and other media, including digital downloads and streaming media
Website: spl.org
Phone: (206) 684-7539
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of 35th Ave NE and NE 68th St
Closed now
- Sat 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
6801 35th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98115 ·2273.16 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpGreat local library. Easy pickup for books on hold through the central system. Helpful and friendly librarians. Good balance of community support for those with limited housing or indoor options...
MoreIt's an older building, with limited parking, but easily bus accessible and expansive inside. Librarians and staff are helpful and friendly. The selection is great, offering popular books not...
MoreI love my neighbor hood library! All the librarians are super helpful and courteous. I love the seating area by the periodicals. This library is very much loved and used by everyone living in...
MoreThis library, to me, exemplifies the classic Pacific Northwest neighborhood library. Even before the expansion a couple of years ago this was a busy, busy place, but now that it's nearly doubled...
MoreThis library is clean, moderately sized, and well-staffed. The best part is that they have real work day hours. None of this 1pm-6pm on every third Monday because our budget was cut down so far...
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