Official Non-Profit Institution Official RNA Registration: W261001475 • SIREN: 909772659 • Prefecture of Drôme
Direct Civic Communications

Contact Us, Access Directions & Civic Engagement Inquiries

We warmly invite all residents of Grane, school educators, researchers, and prospective volunteers to connect with our administrative team. Whether you need assistance with document reservations, want to propose a cultural workshop, or wish to schedule a school group visit, we are here to support you.

Historic street in Grane leading to the communal media library
Figure 9.1: The historic street approach on Rue des Pastouriaux in Grane, leading to the entrance of the communal media library.

Registered Physical Address & Direct Contact Channels

Our facility is situated in the civic center of Grane, easily accessible on foot, by bicycle, or by car from all neighborhoods and nearby communes.

Official Registered Seat

ASSOCIATION MEDIATHEQUE COMMUNALE DE GRANE
3 RUE DES PASTOURIAUX
26400 GRANE, France
Department of Drôme, Region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Direct Telephone: +33261014021
Official Inquiries Email: sorderhemel378@gmail.com
National RNA Filing: W261001475 (Prefecture of Drôme)
National SIREN Number: 909772659 (INSEE Registry)
Municipal Partnership: Mairie de Grane (Communal Building Convention)
* Telephone calls are answered during public opening hours. Outside of open desk shifts, please leave a voicemail or send an email inquiry.

Getting to the Médiathèque in Grane

Pedestrian & Bicycle Access: Located just 150 meters from the Place de la Mairie and the village primary school, our facility features secure bicycle racks in the front courtyard.

Public Parking: Free municipal vehicle parking is available along the Place des Pastouriaux and behind the village hall (Parking de la Mairie), within 2 minutes' walking distance.

Reduced Mobility Access: The facility offers level-grade wheelchair access at the primary entrance, automatic door assistance, and ADA-compliant accessible restrooms.

Weekly Public Opening Hours:

  • Tuesday: 16:00 – 18:30 (After-school study & lending)
  • Wednesday: 10:00 – 12:00 & 14:00 – 18:00 (Family lending & digital help)
  • Thursday: 09:30 – 11:30 (Reserved: School classes & Toddlers)
  • Friday: 16:00 – 19:00 (Literature clubs & adult lending)
  • Saturday: 10:00 – 12:30 (Digital clinic & weekend browsing)
Volunteer staff greeting visitors at the library welcome counter
Figure 9.2: Volunteer desk coordinator welcoming village residents and responding to public inquiries at Médiathèque Communale de Grane.

Send an Inquiry to Our Volunteer Board

Please use the form below to transmit your question, suggestion, school visit request, or archival consultation booking. Submissions are processed with full confidentiality under GDPR standards.

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Community members using public computer stations to submit administrative inquiries
Figure 9.3: Free public internet workstations available to Grane residents for correspondence, administrative inquiries, and educational research.

Civic Participation Guidelines & Respectful Commons

Shared Responsibility in a Public Cultural Space

The Médiathèque Communale de Grane is a communal sanctuary maintained by and for our village. To preserve its peaceful, welcoming atmosphere for everyone, all patrons are kindly asked to observe our shared community rules:

  • Atmosphere of Mutual Courtesy: Maintain a moderate conversational volume to respect those studying or reading quietly.
  • Caring for Borrowed Materials: Return books and multimedia on time and in clean condition so that other neighbors may enjoy them.
  • Safe Environment for Children: Young children are always welcome; please ensure accompanying adults supervise early readers.
  • No Commercial Solicitations: Distributing commercial advertisements or conducting private sales on library premises is strictly prohibited.
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Books organized cleanly on library shelves
Figure 9.4: Cleanly maintained communal literature stacks, maintained with care by our dedicated volunteer corps in Grane.