Rapid City Public Library

Rapid City Public Library is a public library in Rapid City, South Dakota, housing extensive collections of books, media, and digital resources spread across multiple floors of a contemporary building. The facility features computer workstations, study rooms, and meeting spaces to accommodate different visitor needs.

The library was founded in 1972 to support the educational needs of Rapid City's growing population. It became a core community institution from its inception.

The library serves as a community gathering place where exhibitions, reading programs, and educational workshops bring together people of all ages throughout the year. You will notice bulletin boards and activity spaces that show how actively the community uses this building.

Access to computers, study rooms, and meeting spaces requires a membership card or registration at the facility. The library also provides remote access to digital materials through its website for registered members.

The building features specially designed sections for children with furniture and educational materials created specifically for young readers and their families. These child-friendly areas make the library a welcoming place for young visitors.

Location: South Dakota

Inception: October 24, 1972

Part of: Rapid City Public Library

Address: 610 Quincy St. Rapid City, SD 57701

GPS coordinates: 44.07830,-103.22900

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41