Kidderminster Library is not just a place for
4.2 49 reviews Market St, Kidderminster DY10 1AB, UK
Kidderminster Library is not just a place for books; it also serves as a community hub for events, workshops, and educational programs. It provides a welcoming environment for learning and cultural exchange.
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Kidderminster Library in Market St, Kidderminster DY10 1AB, UK. £25 avg. price for typical events. Popular for Educational Events, Community Activities. Amenities include Wi-Fi, Study Rooms, Event Space, Community Programs. Request a quote to check availability, packages, and date holds. The location offers convenient access for guests and vendors, with flexible layouts to suit seated dinners, cocktail receptions, and hybrid programs.
Best for:
Educational EventsCommunity Activities
Amenities
Wi-FiStudy RoomsEvent SpaceCommunity Programs
Rating: 4.2/5 (49 Google reviews)
- 5.0/5:
My little boy loves the storytime and singing sessions here (I keep him supervised and we stays in the children section and we read and talk quietly.. idk why there are parents like in the previous reviews who let their children run around and scream). The staff are friendly and the baby changing room looks clean which is a big factor in where I take my little one. I also love the colours and decor, looks like a great place to study.
– Liv
- 4.0/5:
Use this place to study, lovely spacious atmosphere and the staff are friendly. Computers are quite slow though
– Liv Marie
- 1.0/5:
Ah yes, the “library” — where silence goes to die. Constant screaming, shouting, and chaos, while staff proudly do nothing, as if ignoring the problem is part of their job description.
Watching employees stand around while the place descends into noise is almost impressive. It’s like a live demonstration of how to abandon the one purpose a library exists for. If this is intentional, they should save everyone the confusion and rename it “Indoor Playground With Books.”
Completely useless for reading, studying, or thinking. A masterclass in incompetence from top to bottom. Avoid unless your idea of a library includes noise, disorder, and people paid to look busy.
– Rereading Ker
