Olympia
Closed until 10:00am tomorrow
Monday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Tuesday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Wednesday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Thursday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Saturday
10:00AM - 6:00PM
Sunday
Closed
Phone: (360) 352-0595
Email: asklib@trl.org
In December of 1896, the Women’s Club of Olympia established a library service with “reading matter” donated by citizens. In March 1909, the city offered to take over the collection of some 900 volumes and maintain a public…
Upcoming Events
Holidays and Closures
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Christmas EveSunday, December 24, 2023Closed All Day
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Christmas DayMonday, December 25, 2023Closed All Day
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New Year's DayMonday, January 1, 2024Closed All Day
About Olympia
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- Air Conditioning
- Checkout Stations
- Chromebooks
- Computers & WiFi
- Holds Pickup
- iPads
- Library Takeout Window - Contact Free Service
- Meeting Rooms
- Microfilm Reader
- Print / Copy / Scan / Fax
- Remote Printing
- WorkSource Connection Site
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- Discover Plankton! Kits
- Kids play area
- Sheet music collection
- Zine collection
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Visit our room reservations page, opens a new window for more information and to reserve a meeting room.
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Adjustable service desks
Automated doors
Each restroom has an accessible stall and changing tables.
Restroom doors are heavy and not automated.
Magnifying lenses for library use only
Multiple book drops
Learn more about accessibility at Timberland Regional Library., opens a new window
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New at Olympia
Igniting Futures: Latinx Youth Summit 2023
Nov 06, 2023
TRL is proud to work with community partners to organize the 21st annual Latinx Youth Summit.
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Nov 01, 2023
New adaptive language-learning experience with tools and guidance you need to expand your language skills. Available online or using an app.
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Native American Heritage Month - Books for Teens
Tales of ancestral wisdom, stories of contemporary life, or accounts of historical events, these books provide a platform for teens.
Technology To Help Bridge The Gap
Technology can play a role in helping children learn to read. These valuable tools support reading skill with interactive, engaging games, puzzles and activities. Audiobooks and read-aloud can enhance the reading experience and improve phonetic skills. A balanced approach combines technology with caregivers involvement and guidance.
Non-traditional Teaching Tools
Launchpads
Loaded with a world of learning with apps, videos, storybooks, and games just for kids. No internet needed.
VOX Books
Listen while reading through the book. No batteries or internet access needed; just press a button and you’re listening and reading!
Early Math Backpacks
Contain picture books, launchpad, manipulatives, and a game, focusing on early math concepts. For ages 3-5.
Kids Playaway Audiobooks
An audiobook player built just for kids. No internet needed. Simply plug in headphones and press play.
Online Resources
Olympian via Newsbank
Read The Olympian from 2001 through today, including full-text, web-only content and full color image edition. Based in Olympia, Washington.
NewsBank
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