The Flowing Wells Library is a 13,000 square foot library at Wetmore & Romero in northwest Tucson.
The library originally opened with just 5,000 square feet on July 28, 2008. When it opened, the individuals and families of the surrounding neighborhoods enthusiastically embraced the library. It was quickly apparent that an expansion was needed to best serve its customers.
In 2017, the library underwent a major renovation, led by award-winning architecture firm, Line and Space LLC. Among the many wonderful changes, the library was expanded to 13,000 square feet (nearly triple its original size!).
Changes made included:
Flowing Wells Library is located at 1730 W. Wetmore Rd in northwest Tucson.
Parking is free and plentiful.
2008
13,000 square feet
Admission to libraries is always free.
FREE! Library cards are available as a complimentary amenity for all Pima County residents.
Yes.
The library is small and walking will be minimal so a stroller is probably unnecessary.
No. That said, there are comfortable chairs located throughout the library.
There are three changing tables in this Library: one in the family bathroom located in the Children’s area and one each in the men's and women’s restrooms in the lobby.
All ages!
Yes! Customers will be delighted to find a wide variety of activities offered in this area of the Library, including Storytimes for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, and multiple Read to a Dog sessions.
Yes! There is a separate space specifically designed for teens to engage with one another, discover new hobbies, and seek information that interests them.
There is not a snack machine at this Library, however there are multiple restaurants in the area (see below).
The library asks “that you act responsibly when consuming food and drink in the Library. Please clean up after yourself and alert staff if you need assistance with a spill.”
Try one of the below restaurants, which are within 2 miles of Flowing Wells Library:
This Library has 3 study rooms that each fit 5 people. Each room is equipped with a dry erase board and a smart TV.
There is one multipurpose room that holds up to 120 people and features a kitchen, TV, PA system, screen, and Induction Loop Technology.
To find more information about the library's meeting rooms and to access a meeting room application, please visit the Pima County Public Libraries website.
See above. Feel free to inquire at the library directly with your request.
Yes! You can follow the Flowing Wells Library on Facebook and you can also follow Pima County Public Library on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
It’s hard to count all the things that make this library special. One thing that stands out is the community that surrounds it and loyally advocates for and rallies around it. Its many supporters—the Ellie Towne Center, the Flowing Wells Neighborhood Association and Community Coalition, and the Flowing Wells School District, among others—have played a vital role in in this library’s proud history.