Beaverton City Library, Public library in Beaverton, United States

The Beaverton City Library opened its 69,000-square-foot building at Fifth Avenue and Hall Boulevard in September 2000, holding over 350,000 items. A 12,000-square-foot branch opened in June 2010 in the Murray Scholls Town Center, with a new children's section added in 2015. The main library is the third busiest in Oregon by collection use, with about 67,000 visits a month.

The facility was founded in 1938 and has grown into one of Oregon's most used public libraries. This expansion of services shows the community's deepening trust in the institution over time.

The library runs English conversation groups and citizenship classes while offering materials in multiple languages to serve the diverse international community. These programs help visitors from different backgrounds connect with others and build skills needed for life in the area.

The building offers four study rooms for public use and is open six days a week. Visitors should plan visits during these operating hours and can rely on these spaces for focused work sessions.

The Design And Make Open Lab inside allows hands-on projects and provides access to digital learning platforms like LinkedIn Learning. This workshop setting sets it apart from typical library offerings and draws visitors seeking creative work.