Christmas and New Year
Please note that Strathearn Community Library will be closed from 3pm on Wednesday 24 December 2025 and reopen at 10am on Tuesday 6 January 2026.
Staff Training
Please note that Strathearn Community Library will be closed on Thursday 8 January 2026, for staff training.
Strathearn Community Library
Join
A library membership allows you to borrow up to 24 books, including children’s books and audiobooks. There is no charge for late returns, and all books are completely free to borrow. If you join online, you can use all our services straight away, but if you want to take any physical books out the library, you’ll need to provide proof of ID.
How to join as an Adult
As an adult, you can join one of our libraries in person, simply by bringing along a proof of address.
How to join as a Child
If you want to join as a child at one of our libraries, come in with a parent or guardian bringing in something with the adult’s name and address on it’
Proof of ID
When we are looking for proof of identity, we need an official document with your name and address on it as proof of address, & if applicable, an official document as proof that you study or work in Perth & Kinross.
The need to have proof of identity is a security measure and is intended to help us protect our stock. By protecting the stock we can ensure that there is always a good choice for you when you visit.
Join online today
You can now join the library online and access the Digital Library Service by providing just a few basic details, including your email address.
Internet, Computers & Printing Information
INTERNET AND COMPUTERS
Free Wi-Fi, access to computers and the internet via the People’s Network. We currently charge 50p per page for printing in black and white and £1.80 for colour. The use of the computers and the internet is free. A full list of charges can be found here.
PRINTING
Print directly to our library printers. Find out more.
Chess Club
If your child would like to learn transferable life skills, then why not introduce them to chess? Chess helps to deepen focus, it helps to develop problem-solving skills and exercise the brain, and the chess club offers another social opportunity for your child.
The Strathearn Chess Club held at Strathearn Community Library is led by enthusiastic High School pupils. This informal club is as much about the chat as it is about the skill.
The free club runs every Wednesday (term time only) from 3.45pm – 4.45pm.
Suitable for children 8 – 12 years. Spaces are limited, so if interested, please sign by contacting the Library on 01764 657705 or via email [email protected]
Café Books
Don’t miss out on Café Books, an informal, relaxed session where people can discuss what they have been reading over a cuppa. Sessions will be on the first Saturday of the month, from 11am to 12.30pm.
Café Books is a book group where you can chat about the books you have read. Unlike conventional book groups, this group doesn’t read and discuss one book, they come together to discuss their chosen books with others.
After each session, the group leader will note any recommendations and the library will share this with the group via a follow-up email. The library will also support the group by processing book requests for those interested in reading the books under discussion.
Booking not required.
Strathearn Family History Group
Interested in researching your family history? Join our fun, informal Family History group at Strathearn Community Library. Help and guidance are available from our enthusiastic volunteer. You may bring your own device, but laptops can also be provided.
Sessions start from 10am to 12.45pm.
Fortnightly on Fridays. Please contact Strathearn Community Library for further information.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01764 657705.
Ancestry.com is free to all library users, so do sign up to become a library member if you aren’t already.
Strathearn Writing Group
Come along to our monthly community writing group!
The writing group will be a relaxed gathering at Strathearn Community Library. After a few warmups, we will do a semi-structured activity, share what we have written and share our thoughts about the process.
A community of writers who support one another can be a great source of inspiration and encouragement. A writing group can offer a supportive environment of like-minded people who share a passion for telling stories.
The first session is on Tuesday 6 January 2026. Sessions run 5.30pm until 6.30pm.
Please contact Strathearn Community Library for further information.
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01764 657705.
