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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Written by Jane Windsheimer The Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall is known by many names — the beacon on the hill, the Carnegie Carnegie, A.C. Free, etc. All these titles hopefully help to avoid confusion, as there are a number of Carnegie libraries in and around Pittsburgh (no, we aren’t the big library Read More
The ACFL&MH is accessible for those with mobility disabilities.
Accessible entrance on side of building between Library and Music Hall entrances.