The Denver Central Library will reopen Tuesday, Feb. 14, with limited seating and browsing space for its visitors.
The library is opening following a three-week closure.
Available limited services, including borrower services, holds pick up, materials retrieval, will be located in the renovated Park View area, which will eventually become the library's event space. Access to the Children's Library, Western History and Genealogy and Reference services and Community Resources will also be available.
The building will be open Monday to Thursday from 1-6 p.m. and Sundays from 12-5 p.m.
The temporary public entrance is on the West side of the building between 13th and 14th avenues, across from the Denver Art Museum.
The renovations taking place are part of the Elevate Denver Bond that voters passed in 2017.
