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Reopening of St Heliers Library in its iconic building
St Heliers Library has reopened in its permanent location following upgrades.
Plan to shape Pukekohe endorsed
The Unlock Pukekohe masterplan to guide development in the town has been endorsed by Franklin Local Board.
Witi Ihimaera named as inaugural patron for Auckland Council Libraries’ We Read Auckland Festival
Witi Ihimaera is named as the first ever patron of Auckland Council Libraries’ Ka Pānui Tātau i Tāmaki Makaurau / We Read Auckland festival.
Exploring hidden heritage at Auckland Council Libraries
From Shakespeare's First Folio to rare maps and manuscripts, Auckland Council Libraries Heritage Collections are a treasure trove of information about our past.
Six cosy book nooks at Auckland’s libraries
As well as providing us with free access to gazillions of books, Auckland Council’s 56 libraries provide safe, comforting spaces where you can read, ponder, connect with others – and even whizz down a slide.
New sounds emerge from Central City Library basement for Music Month
This is the second year of an Auckland Council programme called Ka Mua Ka Muri Te Iho Auaha. Named after a Māori proverb meaning walking backwards into the future, the premise is that knowing where you came from can help you know where you’re going.
Point Chevalier Little Library pops up
While Point Chevalier Library is out of action, the little library is the neighbourhood's new temporary location that offers a small collection of loan books.
International recognition of historically significant papers for Auckland collection
Auckland Council Libraries are delighted to have the Clendon Papers added to the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
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I Was There!
This exhibition brings together original gig posters and handwritten set lists from shows attende...
Boys' Club
Show up as you are, connect with your mates and take a breather.
Mandarin story time
Stories, songs and rhymes that encourage early language learning and cultural understanding.
Crafternoon: Adults
Bring along a portable craft project and join fellow crafters for a chance to socialise and share.
Crafternoon: Children
Join the Helensville Library team to learn new skills and practice existing ones.
Encore!
The exhibition looks at ways connection happens through live music: being emotionally moved by a...
Relaxation dancing class
Join our dance class, do exercise and keep fit to joyful music!
Wriggle and Rhyme - Glen Innes
It’s a playful way for whānau to support early language, movement, and meet other families in the...