Knjižnica Ivana Potrča Ptuj
Prešernova 33-35, SI-2250 Ptuj
Phone386 (0) 2 771 4800
Founded byMunicipality of Ptuj
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| name = Ivan Potrč Library, Ptuj | | name = Ivan Potrč Library, Ptuj | ||
| − | | localname = Knjižnica Ivana Potrča | + | | localname = Knjižnica Ivana Potrča Ptuj |
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| street = Prešernova 33-35 | | street = Prešernova 33-35 | ||
| town = SI-2250 Ptuj | | town = SI-2250 Ptuj | ||
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| telephone = 386 (0) 2 771 4800 | | telephone = 386 (0) 2 771 4800 | ||
| fax = 386 (0) 2 771 4848 | | fax = 386 (0) 2 771 4848 | ||
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| email = matjaz.neudauer@knjiznica-ptuj.si | | email = matjaz.neudauer@knjiznica-ptuj.si | ||
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| + | | name = Mira Petrovič | ||
| + | | role = Local studies department head | ||
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| + | [[Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj|Ivan Potrč Library]] in Ptuj is a regional library established in [[established::1945]] and since 2000 housed in a 13th-century building built by the Salzburg bishops. It is named after [[Ivan Potrč]] (1913–1993), a Slovene writer and playwright. Comprising 3,200 square metres of space, it has a collection of 350,000 units of book and other material and incorporates different departments and a mobile library. Today the library functions as one of most important information and cultural centres in Ptuj and offers regular educational and cultural activities. It is also one of the partners and venues of the [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]]. | ||
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In addition to book and audio-video material, the youth department offers various bibliopedagogic activities, such as story-telling hours, exhibitions, workshops, etc. | In addition to book and audio-video material, the youth department offers various bibliopedagogic activities, such as story-telling hours, exhibitions, workshops, etc. | ||
| − | The local collection department contains around 70,000 units and collects and preserves the local collection material for Spodnje Podravje and Ormož regions. The department also keeps a collection of rare books, old periodicals and the artistic and academic legacies of [[Štefka Cobelj]] | + | {{image|Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj 2010 youth section.jpg}} |
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| + | The local collection department contains around 70,000 units and collects and preserves the local collection material for Spodnje Podravje and Ormož regions, the oldest publications stemming from the 15th Century. The department also keeps a collection of rare books, old periodicals and the artistic and academic legacies of [[Štefka Cobelj]], [[Alfred Bradač]], [[Ivo Arhar]], [[Jože Gregorc]], [[Branka Jurca]], and [[Ivan Potrč]], the latter has been kept in a separate study room since 2007. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] | [[Category:Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] | ||
[[Category:Venues]] | [[Category:Venues]] | ||
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The Belletristic Literature Hall in the study section of the Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj where occasionally literary evenings take place.
Library departments
The biggest department in the library is the study department, which includes literature and scientific writings. The reading room offers more than 200 magazine, journal, and newspaper titles as well as enables the use of computer workspaces in the information centre. The library also houses a study room with 24 seats and three smaller study rooms for individual studying.
In addition to book and audio-video material, the youth department offers various bibliopedagogic activities, such as story-telling hours, exhibitions, workshops, etc.
The youth section at the Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj, 2010
The local collection department contains around 70,000 units and collects and preserves the local collection material for Spodnje Podravje and Ormož regions, the oldest publications stemming from the 15th Century. The department also keeps a collection of rare books, old periodicals and the artistic and academic legacies of Štefka Cobelj, Alfred Bradač, Ivo Arhar, Jože Gregorc, Branka Jurca, and Ivan Potrč, the latter has been kept in a separate study room since 2007.
The Local studies department Ivan Potrč Library Ptuj with some precious specimen of publications, the oldest ones from the 15th century.
See also
External links
- Ivan Potrč Library website (in Slovenian)
- Ivan Potrč on Wikipedia
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