Knight Memorial Library

Do you know about our adult makerspace? It's a great community resource with everything from paint and foam to sewing machines and 3d printers!

Contact [email protected] today to register for any of this month's workshops or schedule time in the open studio today!

Hi everyone! Beginning next week, we've had to make some changes to our open hours. This may affect some of your regular programming, so be sure to check our website for the full updates or reach out if you have any questions!

Check out this amazing article from
Ecori News about our Knight Memorial Gardening Club, which is helping local neighbors grow food for free! We're also at the library, growing flowers provided by Bloom Rhode Island

As Rhode Islanders Lose Food Assistance, Providence Library Steps Up To Help - ecoRI News Michelle Freeman has long wanted to harvest produce in the green space that divides Knight Memorial Library from a now-demolished middle school.

Knight Memorial Library will close at 5:30pm
tonight, December 30.

SPECIAL HOURS
Knight Memorial Library is closed
Friday, October 24 until 5:00PM.
Tour the “Knightmare on Elmwood”
haunted maze 5:00PM - 7:30PM.
One night only, admission free.
Children under 8 must be accompanied
by a guardian.

Please join us on Tuesday 12/25 @ 5:30pm for a community discussion on the future of Gilbert Stuart. I'm sure the whole community has been waiting for this meeting! So, come and participate.

Sorry! Knight Memorial has closed early tonight due to heat. There will be no evening programs.

See you tomorrow @ 6:00PM at Knight Memorial Library, 275 Elmwood Avenue, to see Design Under Sky's finalized plans for developing the library's grounds as active outdoor space for the community!

Some would say...It's a crime, not to know your RIGHTS... stop by and grab one of these short and easy to read zines. We have them in English and Spanish courtesy of our friends at ACLU of Rhode Island. We care about you.

Jordan agreed to show us the fruits of his labor after taking home some starter plant donated to the library for community patrons. Thank you Rich from Southside Community Land Trust. You are appreciated.