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Established in 1960 with the merging of two existing city libraries, [[Kranj Central Library]] performs the tasks of regional library for Gorenjska, serving as a public library and a culture and information centre for a region with 75,000 inhabitants. The Library has a Youth Department and a mobile library and manages branches in Stražišče, Naklo, Preddvor, Šenčur, Cerklje and Jezersko. It has 19,000 registered readers who borrow around 750,000 items each year from a total collection of 370,000 items. A notable feature of the library is its rich collection of audio CDs. The library also offers several books and multimedia items on Gorenjska and its peoples and a collection of poetry editions and secondary literature by Slovene Romantic poet France Prešeren, who lived in Kranj. | Established in 1960 with the merging of two existing city libraries, [[Kranj Central Library]] performs the tasks of regional library for Gorenjska, serving as a public library and a culture and information centre for a region with 75,000 inhabitants. The Library has a Youth Department and a mobile library and manages branches in Stražišče, Naklo, Preddvor, Šenčur, Cerklje and Jezersko. It has 19,000 registered readers who borrow around 750,000 items each year from a total collection of 370,000 items. A notable feature of the library is its rich collection of audio CDs. The library also offers several books and multimedia items on Gorenjska and its peoples and a collection of poetry editions and secondary literature by Slovene Romantic poet France Prešeren, who lived in Kranj. | ||
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Poetry is the Salt of the World, the Slovenian-Chinese poetry reading, taking place simultaneously at the Kranj City Library, presenting Slovenian poets Anja Z. Golob, Esad Babačić, Gregor Podlogar and Karlo Hmeljak, and Chinese poetes Zhao Ye, Er Mao, Lanlan, and Dai Weina. Supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Beijing that published original poems with translations.
The Library Association of Gorenjska is based at the library.