Libraries in Dallas

Arcadia Park Library

1302 N. Justin Ave. Cockrell Hill

214-670-6446

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Dallas Central Library

1515 Young St. Downtown/Deep Ellum

214-670-1400

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Forest Green Library

9015 Forest Lane Garland & Vicinity

214-670-1335

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Fort Worth Central Library

500 W. Third St. Fort Worth

817-871-7701

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J. Erik Jonsson Central Library (1515 Young St.)

1515 Young St. Downtown/Deep Ellum

214-670-1400

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Lakewood Branch Library

6121 Worth St. East Dallas & Lakewood

214-670-1376

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Preston Royal Branch Library

5626 Royal Lane Northwest Dallas

214-670-7128

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Timberglen Branch Library

18505 Midway Rd. Carrollton/Farmers Branch

214-671-1365

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Allen Civic Auditorium

300 N. Allen Dr. Allen/McKinney

214-509-4900

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Allen Public Library

300 N. Allen Dr. Allen/McKinney

214-509-4900

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Audelia Road Library

10045 Audelia Rd. Northeast Dallas

214-670-1350

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Barnes & Noble

801 W. 15th St. Plano

972-422-3372

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Bookmarks Library

8687 N. Central Expressway Park Cities

214-671-1381

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Dallas Public Library

2951 S. Hampton Rd. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-670-7646

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Dallas Public Library - Oak Lawn Branch

4100 Cedar Springs Rd. Uptown/Oak Lawn

214-670-1359

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Dallas Public Library-Preston Royal

5626 Royal Lane North Dallas

214-670-7128

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Please join the Preston Royal branch of the Dallas Public Library as we celebrate the Holidays with a Ladies Sweet Social. Tea and sweets will be provided as we get to know one another and learn about adult programming and services. Please bring your favorite recipe to share

Dallas West Branch Library

2332 Singleton Blvd West Dallas

214-670-6445

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The Dallas West Branch Library is located two blocks west of the intersection of Hampton Road and Singleton Boulevard. Opened in 1975 in response to community needs, the branch was completely renovated in 2004 and is now an inviting, bright spot in the community. It is one of the largest branches in the system. In addition to ESL and computer classes, the branch offers story times for toddlers and programs for children, teens and adults throughout the year.

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Fort Worth Central Library

500 W. 3rd St. Fort Worth

817-392-7323

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Friends of the Rowlett Public Library

5702 Rowlett Rd., Rowlett Garland & Vicinity

214-505-6741

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Children’s author and Dallas Morning News Theater Critic Nancy Churnin will read from and sign her book The William Hoy Story on Saturday, May 21, 2:00-3:30 at the Rowlett Public Library, 5702 Rowlett Road, Rowlett, TX 75089. It is the inspiring story of a 1890s deaf man who found great success in Major League baseball. His influence can be seen in the game today in umpire signals for Safe, Out, Ball, etc. An American Sign Language interpreter will support the event. The Friends of the Rowlett Public Library Event targets ages 5-8.

George W. Bush Presidential Library

2943 SMU Blvd, Dallas / Fort Worth Park Cities

214-346-1650

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Haggard Library

2501 Coit Rd. Plano

972-769-4250

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Kleberg-Rylie Branch Library

1301 Edd Rd. Mesquite/Balch Springs

214-670-8471

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Lewisville Public Library

1197 W. Main St. Lewisville

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Library and Learning Center

2922 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. Oak Cliff/South Dallas

214-670-0344

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North Richland Hills Library

9015 Grand Ave., North Richland Hills Fort Worth

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Park Forest Branch Library

3421 Forest Lane Carrollton/Farmers Branch

214-670-6333

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Rochelle Rabouin

350 Continental Drive - 7101, Lewisville Fort Worth

214-513-9977

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Texas Commission on the Arts, the Arts Council Northeast and the Haltom City Public Library present the world music duet BOITUMELO -Rochelle Rabouin and Stewart Shelton. Boitumelo means happiness in the South African language of Tswana…and it is also one of North Texas’s undisputed top multi-cultural music experiences. Through the MasterWorks Series, Arts Council Northeast, Texas Commission on the Arts and the City of Haltom present free performances on selected evenings throughout the year. The MasterWorks Series is designed to offer a variety of quality family entertainment to the community by utilizing the talent of local, regional, and national artists.

White Rock Hills Library

9150 Ferguson Rd. White Rock Lake Area

214-670-8443

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