The Alternative Library:

The Alternative Library:

Came into existence through the initiative of an informal group to share a collection of materials intended to contribute to developing a critical stance towards the world and society that we live in, constituting at the same time a basis for discussions that aim for engendering social change.
Is Organized on non-hierarchical principles.
Represents an autonomous, non-profit project based on the voluntary contribution of those who want such spaces to exist, to develop and to remain independent of European/institutional financing. All donations are welcomed!
Gathers over 600 books and 300 magazines/pamphlets that have gone from hand to hand to reach this space. These are grouped in various fields: sociology/anthropology, anarchism/social movements/direct action, gender/sexuality/LGBTQ, colonialism/militarism, repression/political prisoners, literature, art/photography, etc. In order for all to be be able to access these materials, please respect the lending terms and return the materials in the same state you received them.
Also functions as a social-center and hosts activities organized by people who want to share their ideas and practical knowledge with all those interested. In this way, the space is open to you!
Offers its space for the development of independent and non-profit projects.
Does not accept oppressive and authoritarian ideas/attitudes (racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, etc.) within its space.
Hopes you will visit it on Episcop Radu street at nr. 17 (Obor area/Mosilor and Eminescu Str.) or send your suggestions and thoughts to:
biblioteca-alternativa (at) riseup.net
Will share scheduled events and its latest news here (generally in romanian)

www.biblioteca-alternativa.noblogs.org

Opening hours :
from Tuesday to Sunday: 15.00-20.00
Monday: closed

Address: Str. Episcop Radu nr. 17, Bucharest (buses 133 si 135, trolleybuses 66 and 86, tram 21, the subway – about a 10 min walk from Obor station; see map)

E-mail:

biblioteca-alternativa (at) riseup.net


http://biblioteca-alternativa.noblogs.org/