Library Facilities

Upper Glasgow Libraries: Connecting Community, Learning, and Innovation

Upper Glasgow Council is proud to support a network of libraries that serve as vibrant community hubs, fostering lifelong learning, creativity, and connection. The three main libraries—Clareburt, Leiselville, and McKeon—are strategically located to ensure all residents have access to high-quality resources and welcoming spaces.

Library Locations and Facilities

Clareburt Library: Centrally located on Lewis St, Clareburt, the Library offers a modern, accessible environment for study, collaboration, and community engagement. The library features dedicated study spaces, flexible meeting rooms for group work or events, and a suite of technology resources to support digital learning and research.
Leiselville Library: Located on Jones Rd, the Leiselville’s branch is designed to be a family-friendly destination, with comfortable study areas, well-equipped meeting rooms, and up-to-date technology for public use. Leiselville Library is especially known for its engaging story time sessions, which nurture a love of reading and learning in young children.
McKeon Library: Situated on Golden Ave, the McKeon Library provides a welcoming atmosphere for students, professionals, and families alike. The library boasts quiet study zones, versatile meeting spaces, and access to computers, printers, and high-speed internet. Like Leiselville, McKeon Library hosts regular story times for young learners, making it a cornerstone for early childhood education in the community.

Accessibility and Hours

All three libraries are open six days a week, ensuring flexible access for residents with busy schedules. Each branch is designed with inclusivity in mind, offering accessible entrances, adaptive technology, and staff support to meet the diverse needs of the community.

Programs and Community Impact

Upper Glasgow Libraries are more than just places to borrow books—they are dynamic centres for learning, creativity, and social connection. The provision of study spaces and meeting rooms supports students, entrepreneurs, and local groups, while the integration of technology ensures everyone can participate in the digital age. The popular story time sessions at Leiselville and McKeon libraries foster early literacy and bring families together, reflecting the Council’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of learners.

Council Vision

By investing in its libraries, Upper Glasgow Council demonstrates a strong commitment to community wellbeing, inclusion, and opportunity. These facilities play a vital role in building a connected, resilient, and informed community—now and for the future.