Clark County Library

About the Clark County Library in Las Vegas

The Clark County Library is one of the largest branches of the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District. It is located at 1401 E. Flamingo Rd. in Las Vegas, Nevada and was opened 1971 (remodeled in 1986, and again 1994.  The library was designed by renowned architect Michael Graves. This public library is a regional resource for southern Clark County residents.

The library has a 400-seat community theater for performing arts events, and the 80-seat Paul C. Blau Theatrefor intimate performances and gatherings. It is home to the Southern Nevada Nonprofit Information Center (SoNNPIC). The Clark County library provides resources and training for individuals interested in starting nonprofit organizations and workshops for existing nonprofits.

There are public computers and free Wi-Fi access throughout the facility.

Reviews of Clark County Library

Visitors consistently praise the Clark County Library for its extensive resources, spacious facilities, and helpful workshops. One Yelp reviewer noted, “Excellent library and theatre on East Flamingo Rd. The library itself is a very large, multi-level structure. The theatre is also a larger than expected venue.”

FAQs

What are the library’s operating hours?
The Clark County Library is open Monday through Thursday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and Friday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Is there a theater available for public events?
Yes, the library features a 400-seat community theater and the 80-seat Paul C. Blau Theatre available for performances and events.

Does the library offer resources for nonprofit organizations?
The Southern Nevada Nonprofit Information Center (SoNNPIC) at the library provides information and training for individuals and organizations in the nonprofit sector.

Are there study rooms available?
Yes, the library offers multiple study rooms and a large conference room that can accommodate up to 100 individuals.

Is there a bookstore on-site?
A used bookstore operated by the Library District Foundation is available, offering affordable reading materials to patrons.