The first reading room in the north of Montenegro, Andrijevica Reading Room, was founded on January 27, 1892, on Savindan, under the patronage of Prince Mirko. It was the second reading room in Montenegro, immediately after the Cetinje Library (1868). On the day of its founding, it had 40 members, including 12 illiterate ones – proof that awareness of the importance of books and culture was present even then. The reading room subscribed to several magazines, and the rules of its work were published in 1911 in “Glas Crnogorca”. Until World War II, the collection numbered around 14,000 books, but the war destroyed most of the rarities. Today, the library bears the name “Njegoš” and since 2008 has been operating within the Center for Culture and Sports, in modern premises that include a reading room, a depot and a hall for literary evenings. Current holdings: - 12,742 library units - 9,343 titles, classified according to the UDC system The library is actively working on increasing its holdings, organizing promotion and popularizing books.