District Haunstetten's Local Library Undergoes Significant Renovation
The Haunstetten branch library, a vibrant hub of knowledge and community, is set to reopen its doors on July 9, albeit with slightly modified hours due to technical reasons. The library will welcome visitors from 11 am onwards.
Nestled in the heart of Haunstetten, this library offers a wealth of resources and activities for all ages. Among the regular events listed on the library's calendar, "City, Country, River" board game sessions take place every Monday at 2:30 pm, providing an enjoyable and engaging way to spend an afternoon. For younger patrons, "Stories from the suitcase" reading sessions are held on the same day at 3:30 pm, catering to children aged 4 and above.
The library also offers two internet workstations, providing digital access to those who need it. For those interested in exploring the library's inner workings, guided tours, known as "Behind the scenes", are offered on the first Monday of the month at 1 and 5 pm.
In addition to these regular activities, the Haunstetten branch library cooperates with local schools and kindergartens, offering book boxes, guided tours, and language promotion. The library also serves as a ticket sales point for the Kulturkreis Haunstetten.
The library's media collection includes a diverse range of items, such as books, audiobooks, comics, DVD movies, board games, magazines, and newspapers. Spanning over 280 square meters, the library houses approximately 20,000 media items.
One unique feature of the Haunstetten branch library is its exhibition space, which showcases works by local artists. The library also hosts events such as "Picture book cinema with crafting" on the last Thursday of the month at 3 pm.
It is worth noting that the central library at Ernst-Reuter-Platz and the Open Library in Lechhausen will remain open until 7 pm on July 17, while the Haunstetten, Kriegshaber, and Lechhausen branch libraries will close at 4 pm on the same day.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the Haunstetten branch library's opening hours, events, and services, we recommend visiting the library's official website or contacting them directly. The library's team is always ready to assist and ensure a pleasant and enriching experience for all visitors.
After a temporary closure, the Haunstetten branch library will resume operations on July 9, offering numerous resources and activities that cater to all ages within its home-and-garden-like environment. Especially appealing are the regular board game sessions, "City, Country, River," and the reading sessions for children, "Stories from the suitcase," both held every Monday.
