Solarolo Public Library

The Solarolo library was inaugurated on January 20, 1980, and is a member of the Romagna and San Marino Library Network. On June 8, 2013, the Library was dedicated to Mario Mariani, a 20th-century journalist and writer born in Solarolo.

The library's collection consists of approximately 30,000 documents.

Books for children and young adults, along with a selection of the most recent fiction and non-fiction for adults, are available on the ground floor. On the first floor, you will find additional fiction and non-fiction books, as well as a section dedicated to local history. The library also offers books in foreign languages and large-print editions.

The library promotes its collection and spreads the joy of reading through meetings with local schools, specialized projects, and author events. It participates in the "Nati per Leggere" (Born to Read) program, which it promotes through family meetings, training sessions, and readings curated by volunteers.

To find out if the library has a book you are interested in, please consult the "Scoprirete" online catalog.

Services

• Loans
• Interlibrary loans
• Photocopying
• Research assistance and guidance
• You can borrow up to 5 volumes for 30 days and up to 5 DVDs for 10 days, free of charge.

A free loan service is active between the libraries of the Union and the Library of Faenza.

The Solarolo library is part of the Library Service of the Culture, Tourism, Sport, and International Policies Area of the Union of Romagna Faentina. Area Director: Dr. Benedetta Diamanti; Head of Service: Dr. Daniela Simonini.