Blairgowrie Library
SERVICE UPDATE
Please note that Blairgowrie Library will open at the later time of 10am on Thursday, 1 August.
Key Details
Opening Times
Mon
Closed
Tues
9.30am – 1pm; 1.30pm – 7pm
Weds
9.30am – 1pm; 1.30pm – 5.30pm
Thurs
9.30am – 1pm; 1.30pm – 5.30pm
Fri
8.30am – 2pm
Sat
9.30am – 1pm
Sun
Closed
Access
Free Wifi
Seats Available
Toilets
Wheelchair Accessible
Join
A library membership allows you to borrow up to 24 books, including children’s books and audiobooks. There is no charge for late returns, and all books are completely free to borrow. If you join online, you can use all our services straight away, but if you want to take any physical books out the library, you’ll need to provide proof of ID.
How to join as an Adult
As an adult, you can join one of our libraries in person, simply by bringing along a proof of address.
How to join as a Child
If you want to join as a child at one of our libraries, come in with a parent or guardian bringing in something with the adult’s name and address on it’
Proof of ID
When we are looking for proof of identity, we need an official document with your name and address on it as proof of address, & if applicable, an official document as proof that you study or work in Perth & Kinross.
The need to have proof of identity is a security measure and is intended to help us protect our stock. By protecting the stock we can ensure that there is always a good choice for you when you visit.
Join online today
You can now join the library online and access the Digital Library Service by providing just a few basic details, including your email address.
Internet, Computers & Printing Information
INTERNET AND COMPUTERS
Free Wi-Fi, access to computers and the internet via the People’s Network. We currently charge 30p per page for printing in black and white and £1.10 for colour. The use of the computers and the internet is free. Find out more.
PRINTING
Print directly to our library printers. Find out more.
Dog Friendly Fridays & Saturdays
Eight libraries across Perth and Kinross welcome well-behaved dogs and their owners every Friday and Saturday. As part of the Dog-Friendly Perthshire initiative, Culture Perth and Kinross were the first library service in Scotland to welcome dogs into their buildings.
The Library service recognises the role that dogs play in providing support and companionship to many people across Perth and Kinross and the help they give to a number of people in social situations.
The eight libraries taking part in Dog-Friendly Fridays and Saturdays are the AK Bell Library in Perth, along ith Alyth, Auchterarder, Blairgowrie, Comrie, Pitlochry and Scone Libraries. All libraries taking part will be providing a bowl of water for their four-legged friends every Friday and Saturday.
