Reading room
A street-facing room with two carrels and one long table
The library occupies a single room in Yeongdong-eup. Desk sessions use the window table. Study hours use the carrels. The Saturday circle turns the oak table sideways so six people can see one practice signer.
Hours
| Day | What is open |
|---|---|
| Wednesday–Friday | Study hour at 9:00. Desk sessions at 10:00 and 14:00. |
| First and third Saturday | Circle at 10:00, about two hours, six seats. |
| Other Saturdays | Closed, unless a briefing pickup was agreed by email. |
| Sunday–Tuesday | Room closed. Messages wait until Wednesday. |
Habits in the room
- Coats go on the hook beside the kettle.
- Phones rest face down during a signer demonstration.
- Questions are asked in general terms.
- Recovery words stay in the notebook you keep at home.
- Binder pages stay in the room; your notes leave with you.
- Tea is self-serve. The session still ends on the hour.
What to carry
A notebook, a pen you like, and any letter you want read, already printed. A signer you own is welcome at a private desk and can stay in your bag until you want it on the table. The library signer used for teaching holds no coins and does not leave the room.
If you are collecting a paper copy of a household briefing, say so in the confirmation and we will have the envelope at the desk. The envelope does not contain a recovery phrase.