A man and a woman play ground chess in the reading garden.
Visitors sit on the steps of the reading garden.
2 men play ground chess in the reading garden.
A man plays the piano.
Tag tool workshop with children.
Children sit in front of a screen.
A man looks at the Library of Things.
A man reads a newspaper in the reading lounge.
A father with VR glasses is led by his 2 children.
Author talk
Families tinker with Codewek.
Visitors listen to a lecture in the Wall Hall.
A father does crafts with his son.

Information from the Central Library

opening hours

Monday10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday13:00 - 19:00
Thursday09:00 - 19:00
Friday10:00 - 19:00
Saturday10:00 - 17:00
20.05.2024closed

return

There are return boxes in front of the library entrance. If the library is closed, you can drop off media here. Please note the opening times of the “Forum am Wall”. These are usually: Mon to Fri: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sat: 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Media returns are not possible on Sundays and public holidays.

Local service

  • Barrier-free access
  • Free WiFi
  • Copy & Print
  • PC workstations
  • changing table
  • Coffee machine

Contact

At Wall 201
28195 Bremen

Management: Tina Echterdiek

Stops: Domsheide or Schüsselkorb
Lines: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 Bus lines: 24, 25

News from the Central Library

A person stands in front of the shelf with things

Make a wish!

We want to acquire useful things for our library of things. Your ideas are needed.

#Library of Things #Homepage
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Author Holly-Jane Rahlens holds her book up to the camera.

English-language reading in the Vegesack library

We celebrate English Language Day in Vegesack with a reading by the American writer Holly-Jane Rahlens. She reads from her modern fairy tale “Future Fairy Tales”.

#Home page
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Portrait: Lars Mytting in a long hallway with old wooden floorboards, doors and a wooden ceiling, surrounded by warm light. It conveys an atmosphere of comfort and tradition.

Successful author Lars Mytting comes to the Central Library

We celebrate World Book Day with a reading by the successful Norwegian author Lars Mytting. He presents his new novel together with his translator Hinrich Schmidt-Henkel.

#Reading #Homepage
Locations: Central Library
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Order media online now

With our new offer you can conveniently order your media to your branch.

#Home page
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Shot of the studio with musicians

A room full of instruments

Would you like to make music? Then our MusicSpace in the Central Library is just right for you!

Locations: Central Library
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Appointments in the Central Library

MAY
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Children watch a picture book cinema.

BilderBuchKino in the Central Library: “A Garden for Everyone”

What is it about?

A picture book cinema with reading and storytelling for children aged 4 and over...

When and where?

May 21, 2024 from 4:00 p.m
Central Library

Children's library on the 3rd O / Pirate Ship

Free appointment

#picturebook cinema #children
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MAY
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A woman sits opposite others with a book.

Literature at Four

What is it about?

Together we talk about literature in a relaxed atmosphere.

When and where?

May 22, 2024 from 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m
Central Library

Meeting point: Information on the 1st floor

Free appointment

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MAY
22
A puppeteer interacting with children

“News from the Rumpelwichten”

What is it about?

Let yourself be surprised by what they experience as imps...

When and where?

May 22, 2024 from 4:00 p.m
Central Library

Children's library

Free appointment

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MAY
22
Portrait: Matthias Lehmann / Book cover: “Parallel”

»Matthias Lehmann: Graphic Novels – a contemporary approach to the topic of § 175?”

What is it about?

Reading with Matthias Lehmann, the author of the graphic novel “Parallel”.

When and where?

May 22, 2024 from 7:00 p.m
Central Library

Wall Hall (access outside via Am Wall)

Free appointment

#Diversity Day #Adults #Reading
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MAY
23
Photo portrait of Tom Adler
Photo: Constanze Zacharias

Tom Adler: »Richard Wagner: delusion of the “total work of art” – cause and effect«

What is it about?

Tom Adler on the causes and effects of Wagner's “Mania of the Total Work of Art”...

When and where?

May 23, 2024 from 6:00 p.m
Central Library

Wall Hall (access from outside on the wall)

Free appointment

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