Belvedere-Tiburon Library, Public library in Tiburon, United States.
The Belvedere-Tiburon Library is a public library housed in a modern building with soaring ceilings, wooden beams, and expansive windows that flood the space with natural light. Its collection serves readers of all ages and interests with a wide range of materials.
The library traces its origins to 1895 when the Flora Temple Library operated aboard a steamer boat, then moved to its current permanent home in 1997. This transition established a lasting public institution for the area.
The library displays works by local artists throughout the year and hosts talks and workshops that bring the community together. These events make it a gathering place where people share knowledge and creative interests.
The building is easily accessible with parking nearby and offers flexible hours that vary by day of the week. Visitors can use computers, printing services, and wireless internet during their visit.
The facility includes a MakersSpace outfitted with modern tools and technology where visitors can participate in hands-on projects and creative activities. This space offers an unusual opportunity to experiment with digital skills and craft techniques in a library setting.
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