Lackawanna County Children’s Library | Indoor fun, stories, and creativity for young readers in Scranton
The Lackawanna County Children’s Library in Scranton is a NEPA library designed entirely for young minds to explore, imagine, and learn. Located next to the Albright Memorial Library, this standalone space serves as the official Children’s Department of the Scranton Public Library and offers a vibrant, kid-friendly environment packed with books, media, and hands-on activities for babies through middle schoolers.
Inside, children can browse an extensive collection of books, DVDs, and CDs, access a dedicated computer lab, or participate in a full schedule of engaging activities. With nearly daily events, including story time, book clubs, and DIY workshops, the library offers nonstop indoor fun for kids year-round. Weekend programming often features special guests, live animals, and performances—adding excitement and variety to the library experience.
As part of the County Library System, everything at the Children’s Library is free with a county library card. This makes it a valuable and accessible resource for local families. The library is especially popular for its robust programming for toddlers. It helps to introduce the youngest readers to the joys of storytelling, music, and early learning.
The Lackawanna County Children’s Library in downtown Scranton is a lively, welcoming place where young imaginations are inspired daily.
