Marcus Garvey Library

There are regular events for adults and children, including film showings, early years activities, and book readings by local and bestselling authors.

Marcus Garvey Library is named after the civil rights activist to mark what would have been his 100th birthday. The library contains his sculpted bust where beneath it is the library's foundation stone, which was laid in 1987 by his son Marcus Garvey Junior. In addition, it also houses an extensive collection of Marcus Garvey's literary works written by him and others as well as his portraits.

All our libraries have fiction and non-fiction book collections for adults and children, DVDs to rent, computers, free wi-fi, printers, photocopiers, study spaces rooms and meeting rooms for hire.

• Find out about events happening at Marcus Garvey Library
• Book a meeting room
• Find accessibility information for the library on AccessAble
• Search the library catalogue

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