Danbury Public Library

As an essential city asset, the Danbury Public Library is committed to being: a welcoming destination; a convenient gateway to the best sources of information, cultural enrichment and possibility; and responsive to the varied needs of our city's diverse population.

Description:
The Danbury Library offers "hot off the press" bestsellers, hundreds of audiobooks, including the latest "Playaways" and Blu-ray discs, thousands of educational and entertaining DVDs and videos, large-print books and a huge selection of children's and teen materials. Specialty programs are offered throughout the year including storytimes; adult, teen and child summer reading programs; and computer classes in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Over fifty computers with high speed Internet are available free of charge. Additional service highlights include practice tests for CT driver's license test, wi-fi, group meeting spaces, library catalog in Spanish, and book discussions for teens, kids and adults.

History:
The Danbury Library has long been in the hearts of City residents since the White family donated their homestead in 1869 to open the City's first public library. Today, the library is host to a wide variety of services and collections, priding itself in keeping pace with up-to-date technology, information services and materials to meet the needs of Danbury residents and employees.

Contact person: Maryellen DeJong, Community Relations Coordinator, 203-796-8061, (email)

Office fax number: 203-797-4501

Address:

170 Main Street Danbury, CT 06810 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.danburylibrary.org

Directions:

Traveling EAST or WEST on I-84: Take Exit 5 from I-84 and follow green & white library signs. The signs will direct you to turn right to Main Street. Follow Main Street and cross the R.R. tracks. Follow Main Street. . . (more)   Nearest Bus Stop: Main Street, directly in front of library, 1/2 minute minute walk

Last updated on September 8, 2009