Monday - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Tuesday - 9:00am to 7:00pm

Wednesday - 9:00am to 7:00pm

Thursday - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Friday - 9:00am to 5:00pm

Saturday - 9:00am to 4:00pm

2024 Libraries closing dates

To make a booking or enquiry about a space within libraries please visit our Libraries Room Booking website.

• free Wi-Fi
• exhibition facilities
• meeting rooms
• cafe
• free access to internet and public computers
• study space
• printing and photocopying (A4) black and white (15p per side), and colour (50p per side)
• printing and photocopying (A3) black and white (25p per side), and colour (85p per side)
• access for wheelchairs
• scanner
• public toilets
• disabled toilets
• baby changing facilities
• Library Service at Home
• USB memory sticks available to buy
• earphones available to buy
• Business and Intellectual Property Centre (BIPC)
• support applying online for Council services (bus pass, blue badge, CVT/ tip permit) 

Space available for exhibitions

If you would like to hold an exhibition at the library please get in touch with Malvern Library.

The size of the exhibition space is shown below:

Dimensions on the image show a wall of approximately 2.58 metres, a wall of approximately 6.47 metres and a wall of approximately 9.15 meters.

1 November to 30 December, 2023

Art exhibition in the Cafe Gallery at Malvern Library by award winning British artist and Malvern resident Kim Whitby. Kim is nationally commissioned, exhibited and winner of 'en plein air' painting competitions but is also showing local and domestic Malvern-based artwork.

Kim enjoys using colour and uses both watercolour and oil paint but is popularly known for her work in black ink on paper. Ink is traditionally held to be a drawing medium but the marks, patterns and shapes made with this wet medium and might equally be considered paintings.

It is an unforgiving and permanent medium but Kim embraces the challenge of harnessing and controlling ink’s immediacy and flow.

She is evolving a mark making repertoire to suggestively abbreviate and abstract the key visual elements in a subject, working spontaneously to produce fresh and lively pieces in both ink or colour.

Structures are visually appealing subjects for Kim; architecture, trees, rocks and boats become frequent motifs. She finds scale intriguing in both the immediate sense of it and how that can be communicated when formulating compositions; she works in all sizes.

Kim loves immersing herself in places of historical or geographical uniqueness or interest. She has lived in Malvern for two years.

Some of her smaller work on display is for sale and will make excellent gifts.

Following a successful bid to Postcode Local Trust, we have obtained funding to develop a small sensory garden on the back terrace of the Library.

We invite the community to join us and enjoy a season of learning how to grow herbs and vegetables using organic methods. We meet weekly on Tuesday afternoons 2:00pm to 3:30pm.

If you would like to be involved with designing this garden, please contact Malvern Library.