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Sevenoaks Kaleidoscope houses a newly refurbished library,
museum, gallery, café with a 'multi-purpose space', including a
Tourist Information Centre that re-opened in December
2006.
It's bright, light, open, welcoming and vibrant. Staff are able
to engage even more with customers as there is no formal counter to
act as a barrier.
Staff have embraced this, along with a willingness to try other
new ways of working, such as floor walking to better engage with
library visitors, but also improve customer satisfaction and book
promotion.
The new gallery is stunning, bright and airy; everything the old
one was not! It is now very accessible, with upper and lower
entrances and exits and disabled parking bays created to enable
easy access for all members of the local community.
Benefits
- Provides opportunities for a wide range of author talks,
cultural events and art exhibitions.
- Holding public consultation sessions and engaging with the
local community and local organisations have since assisted in
selecting new stock.
- A disabled community group, who previously were unable to
access our services, now use the library weekly.
Find out more
Visit our
Sevenoaks Library website for more information about Sevenoaks
Kaleidoscope. |