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English 3/21 MIAMI-DADE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM & Municipal Library Partners www.mdpls.org Branch Addresses and Hours Email: [email protected] Operating Hours (Unless otherwise indicated) Monday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. • Friday & Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. • Sunday - Closed 1 ALLAPATTAH 25 MAIN LIBRARY (DOWNTOWN) OUTREACH SERVICES 1799 NW 35 St. · 305.638.6086 101 West Flagler St. · 305.375.2665 Mon. - Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Sun. Closed CONNECTIONS 2 ARCOLA LAKES Home Library Services 8240 NW 7 Ave. · 305.694.2707 26 MIAMI BEACH REGIONAL 305.474.7251 227 22nd St. · 305.535.4219 3 BAY HARBOR ISLANDS STORYTIME EXPRESS 1175 95 St. · 786.646.9961 27 MIAMI LAKES Literacy Kits for 6699 Windmill Gate Rd. · 305.822.6520 Early Education Centers 4 CALIFORNIA CLUB 305.375.4116 700 Ives Dairy Rd. · 305.770.3161 28 MIAMI SPRINGS 401 Westward Dr. · 305.805.3811 MOBILE LIBRARY SERVICES 5 CIVIC CENTER PORTA KIOSK 305.480.1729 Metrorail Civic Center Station · 29 MODEL CITY (CALEB CENTER) 305.324.0291 2211 NW 54 St. · 305.636.2233 BRAILLE & TALKING BOOKS Mon. - Fri. 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Sun. Closed 305.751.8687 · 800.451.9544 Sat. & Sun. Closed 30 NARANJA 6 COCONUT GROVE 14850 SW 280 St. · 305.242.2290 TDD SYSTEM WIDE 2875 McFarlane Rd. · 305.442.8695 (TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICE 31 NORTH CENTRAL FOR THE DEAF) 7 CONCORD (CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS) Florida Relay Service - 711 3882 SW 112 Ave. · 305.207.1344 9590 NW 27 Ave. · 305.693.4541 8 CORAL GABLES 32 NORTH DADE REGIONAL 3443 Segovia St. · 305.442.8706 2455 NW 183 St. · 305.625.6424 MUNICIPAL LIBRARY 9 CORAL REEF 33 NORTH SHORE PARTNERS 9211 Coral Reef Dr. · 305.233.8324 7501 Collins Ave. · 305.864.5392 Miami-Dade residents are eligible for a free 10 COUNTRY WALK 34 NORTHEAST DADE - AVENTURA 15433 SW 137 Ave. · 786.293.4577 2930 Aventura Blvd. · 305.931.5512 library card from the following municipal partner libraries to use at their locations. 11 CULMER / OVERTOWN 35 OPA-LOCKA Residents of our partner cities are also eligible 780 Fisherman St. – Suite 140 · 305.688.1134 350 NW 13 St. · 305.579.5322 for a free MDPLS card. Mon. - Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Sun. Closed Fri. & Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. | Sun. Closed 36 PALM SPRINGS NORTH Operating hours vary. Please contact branch 12 DORAL 17601 NW 78 Ave. · 305.820.8564 for more information. 8551 NW 53 Street, A107 · 305.716.9598 37 PALMETTO BAY HIALEAH 13 EDISON CENTER 17641 Old Cutler Rd. · 305.232.1771 531 NW 62 St. · 305.757.0668 A. JOHN F. KENNEDY LIBRARY 38 PINECREST 190 W 49 Street • 305-821-2700 14 FAIRLAWN 5835 SW 111 St. · 305.668.4571 6376 SW 8 St. · 305.261.1571 B. CURTISS E-LIBRARY 39 SHENANDOAH 501 E 4 Avenue • 305-883-6950 15 GOLDEN GLADES 2111 SW 19 St. · 305.250.4688 100 NE 166 St. · 305.787.1544 C. WEST HIALEAH E-LIBRARY 40 SOUTH DADE REGIONAL 7400 W 24 Avenue • 305-698-3615 16 HIALEAH GARDENS 10750 SW 211 St. · 305.233.8140 13451 NW 107 Ave. · 305.820.8520 D. NORTH HIALEAH E-LIBRARY 41 SOUTH MIAMI 7400 W 10 Avenue • 305-816-4470 17 HISPANIC 6000 Sunset Dr. · 305.667.6121 1398 SW 1 St. · 305.643.8574 E. WILDE E-LIBRARY 42 SOUTH SHORE 1701 W 53 Terrace • 305-818-9766 18 INTERNATIONAL MALL 131 Alton Rd. · 305.535.4223 10315 NW 12 St. · 305.594.2514 F. WALKER E-LIBRARY 43 SUNNY ISLES BEACH 800 W 29 Street • 305-883-6317 19 KENDALE LAKES 18070 Collins Ave. · 305.682.0726 15205 SW 88 St. · 305.388.0326 44 SUNSET HOMESTEAD 20 KENDALL 10855 SW 72 St. – Bay 13 · 305.270.6368 G. CYBRARIUM 9101 SW 97 Ave. · 305.279.0520 45 TAMIAMI (OPENING SOON) 80 West Mowry Drive • 305-224-4410 21 KEY BISCAYNE 12700 SW 8 St. · 305.223.4758 299 Crandon Blvd. · 305.361.6134 NORTH MIAMI 46 VIRRICK PARK 22 LAKES OF THE MEADOW 3255 Plaza St. · 305.442.7872 H. NORTH MIAMI PUBLIC LIBRARY 4284 SW 152 Ave. · 305.222.2149 835 NE 132 Street • 305-891-5535 47 WEST FLAGLER 23 LEMON CITY 5050 West Flagler St. · 305.442.8710 NORTH MIAMI BEACH 430 NE 61 St. · 305.757.0662 48 WEST KENDALL REGIONAL I. NORTH MIAMI BEACH 24 LITTLE RIVER 10201 Hammocks Blvd. · 305.385.7135 PUBLIC LIBRARY 160 NE 79 St. · 305.751.8689 49 WESTCHESTER REGIONAL 1601 NE 164 Street • 305-948-2970 9445 Coral Way · 305.553.1134 MIAMI-DADE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM & Municipal Library Partners Branch Locations MIAMI-DADE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM LOCATION MUNICIPAL LIBRARY PARTNER LOCATION BR-1004 English 3/21.
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