Irving Public Library

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801 W Irving Blvd

Irving, TX 75060

+1 (972) 721-2600

http://cityofirving.org

The Irving Public Library, administered by the City of Irving in Texas, houses more than 531,300 books. The library also features a selection of audio cassettes, compact discs and DVDs. It has over 325,800 serials, microfilm rolls and microfiche sheets. The Irving Public Library offers a range of programs for children, teenagers and adults. The library hosts storytime sessions for students in elementary schools. It provides cooking classes in English and Spanish. The Irving Public Library offers education combined with entertainment in the form of lectures, concerts and plays. In addition, the library assists in accessing digital media materials and e-books. It operates several books clubs, such as MidWeek Mysteries and Tea & Talk.

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3.57 reviews

Suzan R.

8/26/2024

It's a beautiful facility with a good selection of books, as well as a very knowledgeable and friendly staff. The majority of non personnel inside the building were homeless people taking refuge...

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Anna M.

11/19/2013

I didn't make it past the front desk....and this is my review of my experience. The front desk clerk (I'm talking to you, Mrs. Yellow shirted, "I Love My Library Card" lady) was the most...

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Phillip D.

8/26/2014

This is a (Central) library not an entertainment center or the comic club. If you want relationships go to Starbucks, but of course they don't have books only free internet. I have gone to...

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Kelly G.

4/14/2014

I always enjoy visiting Irving's Central Library. It is well stocked, but not so large that you must spend hours walking about to find what you need. The City of Irving usually has monthly...

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Steve M.

7/23/2016

This review is for the South Branch. Some of the reviews here seem to be for other locations. The South Branch is a great facility, but it's the loudest library I've ever been in. Kids and adults...

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