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Currie Library edinburgh

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Currie Library, located at 210 Lanark Rd W, Currie EH14 5NX, is committed to providing a welcoming space for learning and exploration. Our library features an extensive collection of materials catering to various interests and age groups, along with access to digital resources for modern readers. Our helpful staff are dedicated to ensuring every visitor has a fulfilling experience, ready to assist with any inquiries or recommendations needed. The library frequently hosts events aimed at educating and entertaining our community members. Discover the enriching environment at Currie Library—your local hub for knowledge and community engagement.

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Kevin Mackay

5 Google Rating

Great resource in Currie for books and board games. Friendly and helpful staff.

5/ 5

Great resource in Currie for books and board games. Friendly and helpful staff.

Mr51ngh Bling

1 Google Rating

Shocking staff really rude, not much of a variety of books and always noisey. Wouldn't go back.

1/ 5

Shocking staff really rude, not much of a variety of books and always noisey. Wouldn't go back.

allister mckillop

5 Google Rating

Great community space

5/ 5

Great community space

Jasbir Kaur

5 Google Rating

Very good staff

5/ 5

Very good staff

Ali Ridha

5 Google Rating

Peaceful quite library situated in the suburb of Currie. Many books can be found here and you can al

5/ 5

Peaceful quite library situated in the suburb of Currie. Many books can be found here and you can always use the computers for projects and homework.

david bertram

5 Google Rating

Excellent service very helpful staff

5/ 5

Excellent service very helpful staff

Campbell Hardie

5 Google Rating

Possibly the best local l8vrary in Edinburgh. Super staff always smiling and ready to help.

5/ 5

Possibly the best local l8vrary in Edinburgh. Super staff always smiling and ready to help.

John Robertson

5 Google Rating

Very friendly helpfull community Library.

5/ 5

Very friendly helpfull community Library.

Donald Easton

5 Google Rating

Deliver books to the housebound clients from Currie Library.

5/ 5

Deliver books to the housebound clients from Currie Library.

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  • Monday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Tuesday01:00 PM - 08:00 PM
  • Wednesday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Thursday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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