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10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY, 11238
About this service
Brooklyn's biggest public library with books, computers, meeting rooms, and classes. The library has books in over 30 languages, free WiFi, study spaces, and help finding jobs. You can borrow books, use computers, attend free classes, and get help with homework. The library also has special areas for kids and teens, plus meeting rooms you can reserve. It's fully accessible for people with disabilities.
Details
Who can use this
Open to all community members
Cost
Free
How to reach them
718.230.2100 Website
10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY, 11238
Monday-Thursday 9am-8pm, Friday-Saturday 9am-6pm, Sunday 1pm-5pm
Organization
Brooklyn Public Library
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