At the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall, we work to build community with a library, theater, and historic site that welcome, inform, entertain, and engage the community and the region in lifelong learning.

“The Carnegie Carnegie has been the best part of raising a family here. My girls walk to the Library to enjoy a treat in the park, hopscotch on the sidewalk, then run in to play and check out books. Last weekend they experienced their first opera in the Studio, and what a privilege it was! The entire building feels like one big hug around our community. We are just so grateful.”
Jen Odle, ACFL&MH Patron & Volunteer

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  • Collage promoting the Carnegie Global Performance Series. Top left: Yuko Eguchi, a Japanese tea ceremony artist, smiles while wearing a traditional kimono. Top right: A close-up of a musician’s hands playing steel drums, representing Steel City Calypso. Bottom left: Mathew Tembo, a Zambian musician, performs energetically on stage while playing a traditional instrument. Bottom right: A decorative badge reading 'Carnegie Global Performance Series' in gold and red with an art deco border
    Global traditions take center stage at the Carnegie Carnegie
    Written by Heidi Matthews This June, we at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall are proud to launch our Carnegie Global Performance Series — a compelling new initiative that blends music, tradition and cultural education. Designed to celebrate the diverse artistic voices that enrich our region, this series invites audiences to experience music Read More

The ACFL&MH is accessible for those with mobility disabilities.
The accessible entrance is located on the side of our building between the Library and Music Hall entrances, directly under the Studio sign.