Únete a nosotros para canciones, libros y juegos en inglés y en español.
Connecting books, people and resources
The library was founded in 1963 and has been in its current location since 2004.
Each of the 16 WCCLS libraries are individually governed – by either a city, Washington County, or a nonprofit board. Tigard is a city library.
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Three study rooms are available for groups of 1-6 people for up to two hours per day and can be reserved up to one week in advance. One meeting room is available for groups of 4-16 people once per week for up to two hours and can be reserved up to one month in advance. There is no fee. Call the reference desk at (503) 718-2517 to reserve a room, or reserve online.
Tigard Public Library
Únete a nosotros para canciones, libros y juegos en inglés y en español.
Tigard Public Library
Join us each week for an evening of English conversation! Enjoy a relaxed environment to practice common everyday phrases and conversational topics. All levels of English fluency are welcome.
Tigard Public Library
Wiggly toddlers and their caregivers will sing, rhyme, enjoy stories and more!All storytimes are FREE and open to the public. Space is limited.
Tigard Public Library
Bring the whole family for stories, songs, and super-duper silliness! All storytimes are FREE and open to the public. Space is limited.
Tigard Public Library
With so many ways to connect with readers, it can be tough to know the right path for your stories and your career.
Tigard Public Library
Bring your imagination and creativity to design, build, and explore. We’ll provide the supplies.
Tigard Public Library
Puett Room | Kids in grades K-3 and their caregivers
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