Brookline

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Closed Today

  • Sun. Closed
  • Mon. Closed
  • Tues. Closed
  • Wed. Closed
  • Thurs. Closed
  • Fri. Closed
  • Sat. Closed

Accessibility

  • Fully ADA compliant
  • Accessible main entrance
  • Elevators to lower level of library
  • Designated parking on street
  • Learn more

Bus Routes

39, 41

All bus routes are subject to change. Please visit the Port Authority of Allegheny County for up-to-date schedules.

Parking Options

  • Meter
  • Free
  • Bike
About

Recognized for Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED), this neighborhood library is located on Brookline Boulevard among the many local small business, old and new. CLP – Brookline’s bright, welcoming space provides a community anchor for neighbors of all ages.

Events

Latest From the Library

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Always Available on Hoopla: Historical Fiction

Thu., Apr. 2
Sometimes current events can feel overwhelming. Escaping to the past through historical fiction can help distract us from an uncertain present. These eBooks are always available through Hoopla. You can link to Hoopla through our eResources page and view a Hoopla tutorial here. America's First Daughter: A Novel by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie From her earliest days, Patsy Jefferson knows that though her father loves…
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Always Available on Hoopla: Mindfulness and Meditation

Sun., Mar. 29
Sometimes current events can feel overwhelming. Practicing mindfulness and meditation can help reduce anxiety and boost resilience. These self-care titles are always available as eBooks through Hoopla. You can link to Hoopla through our eResources page and view a Hoopla tutorial here. The Art of Breathing: The Secret to Living Mindfully by Danny Penman A concise guide to finding peace in a messy world, by taking…

Staff Picks

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Denise Brookline

Love That Dog

When Jack's English teacher makes the whole class keep a journal during their poetry unit, he slowly begins to appreciate not just reading famous poems, but also writing his own.