Darrington Library
Hours & Information
Closed until 10:00am today
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
1005 Cascade St
Darrington, WA 98241
Phone: (360) 436-1600
Contact-free pickup: (360) 651-7180
Library manager: Asheley Bryson
Dying and Grieving in the West
Oct 12th | 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Online Event
A short history of deathcare, from the birth of the Western funeral to modern movements reshaping how we mourn, grieve, and say goodbye.
About Darrington Library
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- 24/7 book drop
- Air conditioning
- Automated external defibrillator
- Ballot box
- Bike lock checkout
- Bike rack
- Device charging station
- First aid kit (available from staff)
- Friends of the library book sale area
- Language collections: Español (sólo libros infantiles) / Spanish (children’s titles only)
- Laptop checkout
- Meeting room
- Noise & sound dampening features
- Printing/copying/scanning/faxing
- Sensory Kits
- Sharps disposal container
- Single-stall all-gender restroom
- Study room
- Water bottle filling station
- Water fountain
- Wi-Fi
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- Craft supplies, office equipment, puzzles, board games, & more available for in-library use
- Nintendo Switch, bluetooth headphones, Chomp saw, & laminator available for in-library use - please ask staff for assistance
- Outdoor gathering space
- Roof solar array
- Seed library
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- Contact-free services.
- 1 van-accessible parking space.
- Some Kids materials are on bottom shelves.
- Some Adult, DVD, & Audiobook materials shelved above 4 feet.
- Business center aisles can be tight at times.
- Meeting room doors are heavy & are not automated.
- Noise & sound dampening features.
- 1 adjustable height desk available for public use.
- Adjustable height service desks.
- 2 accessible self-checkout stations near the entrance.
- Learn more about accessibility at Sno-Isle Libraries.
Just in at Darrington Library
Tiny Art Gallery
Artists of all ages contributed to a community art project by creating tiny masterpieces on 4" x 4" canvases. They were on display at the Darrington Library and can now be found decorating Darrington’s Town Hall.
