Step inside Kulturhuset Fanfaren. Here, you will find Farsta Bibliotek a vibrant hub of knowledge and community in Farsta centrum.
Farsta Bibliotek is more than just a place for books. It’s a cultural meeting point where stories come alive. The library is located within Kulturhuset Fanfaren. This cultural center also houses Kulturskolan and Café Fanfaren. It has a large stage with 240 seats and a café scene with 60 seats.
Kulturhuset got its name from the beloved Fanfaren cinema. The cinema was a local landmark in Farsta centrum from 1960 to 1992. Now, the Kulturhuset keeps the spirit alive with film screenings, performances, and author visits. There are also lectures, exhibitions and creative workshops for all.
At Farsta Bibliotek, you will find a wide range of activities. There are language cafés, homework help sessions and legal advice clinics. Special programs are available for children. Preschool mornings occur every Thursday from 9 to 10. Preschools and families can visit early to borrow and return books. You do not need to book. Just come and ring the bell.
Farsta Bibliotek offers many services. You can easily borrow books using one of the two self-service machines. Reserved books are on the reservation shelf. A library card is needed to borrow and reserve books. The card also provides access to digital services online. Best of all, the library card is free.
Need a spot to study? Farsta Bibliotek has several study places available. If you are working on a group project, you can book one of the four group rooms. Each room accommodates two people. Bookings can be made at the library or by phone.
The library provides computers with internet access for library use. If you need to print something, use the Princh service. Payment and printing are self-service. Farsta Bibliotek also offers free WiFi. The network name is Stockholms_stadsbibliotek and the password is stockholm.
Farsta Bibliotek is committed to accessibility. Service dogs are welcome. A hearing loop is available. Contact the library for more information about accessibility.
Farsta Bibliotek provides access to a wealth of digital resources. You can read over 7,000 newspapers and magazines in about 60 languages via Pressreader. Use Artikelsök for Swedish articles from newspapers and magazines. Retriever Mediearkivet is a database with full-text articles from around 460 Swedish publications.
If you are learning to drive, Farsta Bibliotek can help. Study driving theory for free with Trafiko using the library’s WiFi. The theory is available in Swedish, English, Persian and Arabic.
For those interested in genealogy, the library offers equipment and literature for family research. Bookable computers provide access to ArkivDigital and Riksarkivet.
Farsta Bibliotek is more than just a building filled with books. It is a place where community thrives and knowledge is accessible to all. Stop in and discover what Farsta Bibliotek has to offer.