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Middleton Library

Middleton Library is an historic building dating from 1889 situated in a pleasant Victorian park (opposite The Old Boar’s Head pub) within the town’s conservation area.

Opening times at Middleton Library

Customer service centre: there's a customer service centre based in Middleton Library. View customer service centre opening times

Library: the library is open during the following hours, we're closed on bank holidays.

Day	Opening times
Monday	9am-7.30pm
Tuesday	9am-5.30pm
Wednesday	9am-12.30pm
Thursday	9am-5.30pm
Friday	9am-5.30pm
Saturday	9am-1pm 2pm-4pm
Sunday	Closed

Facilities at Middleton Library

Books in large print
Audio books
FREE public WiFi
Study area
Photocopier
Local history resources
Graphic novels
FREE compostable bags for your kitchen caddy

Activities at Middleton Library

Monday

Big Life Living Well sessions. To book, call 01706 751190.
Fibromyalgia Support Group by LivingWell, 10am-12noon
Family History Helpdesk, 2pm-4pm. Once every 3 weeks. Ask library staff for more details. In partnership with the Manchester and Lancashire Family History Society

Tuesday

Big Life Living Well sessions. To book, call 01706 751190.

Wednesday

Big Life Living Well sessions. To book, call 01706 751190.
Bookstart Bear Club (children 15+ months), 9.45am-10.45am.
Bookstart Baby (children 0-15 months), 11.15am-11.45am.

Thursday

Middleton Family History Group, 10am-12noon.
LivingWell Arts and Crafts session, 1pm-3pm, no booking required, all materials provided

Friday

Digital Skills for Jobs, every 4th Friday, 10am-11.30am. See dates for this event
Beginners computer classes, 11am-12noon. No booking required
Middleton Library Lego Club (for children aged 8-12). Second Friday of the month, 4pm-5pm
Lego and Duplo play (for children aged 3+). 4th Friday of the month, 3pm-5pm

Saturday

Middleton Library Code Club (for children aged 8-11). Every other Saturday, 11.30am-12.30pm. The club is FREE to join.
Middleton Reading Group. Last Saturday of the month, 2.30pm-3.30pm, except in December

Events in our libraries

We have lots of special events and activities taking place in our libraries across the borough.

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Bookstart Bear Club sessions

Bookstart Bear Club sessions inspire a love of reading that will give children a flying start in life.

Find your next local Bookstart Bear Club sessions

IT training sessions

Knowing how to use a computer and the internet can help make life a lot easier, you can join our free IT courses whatever your skill level. From starting with a keyboard and mouse, email to shopping online and much more.

See a list of IT training sessions in libraries

Reading groups

Lots of people enjoy discussing books with other readers, many of our libraries host reading groups. Find a reading group near you.

How to get to Middleton Library

Middleton Library
Long Street
Middleton M24 6DU

middleton.library@rochdale.gov.uk
0300 303 8876

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Access Information

Limited free parking is available next to the building.

Contact

library.service@rochdale.gov.uk

0300 303 8876

Phone: Monday-Friday 8.30am-5.30pm.
Closed for training Monday 11am-11.30am.

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Borrow items from any library in the Greater Manchester Consortium.

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