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Library basement tours offer glimpse at rare treasures
Explore the central city library's massive basement book collection.
Beyond the books – Auckland Libraries form the future
We chat with Auckland Libraries General Manager, Mirla Edmundson about the future she and her team are building.
Popular librarian bids farewell
After more than three decades of service at Takapuna Libary, its community library manager Helen Woodhouse is moving on.
Pukekohe movie-maker to debut film
A 14-minute film by Pukekohe filmmaker Simon Huggett will screen for free on 8 June.
Arabic speakers supported at Botany Library
Botany Library has gone the extra mile to offer Arabic books and reading clubs to support the local community.
WATCH: Te Manawa opening
Hundreds of people braved the weather to share in the celebrations as the new multipurpose community facility at Westgate opened.
Te Manawa starts beating
Westgate gets a newly-opened multipurpose facility, the first of its kind in Auckland.
Toot toot – it’s the mobile library!
Find out more about Auckland’s mobile libraries, providing access to schools, care homes and other facilities throughout the area.
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Wriggle & Rhyme
The sessions incorporates the use of te reo Māori, enriching the experience of Te ao Māori cultur...
Babies and Bubbles
Join us for songs, movement and bubbles for developing brains.
Page to future
This programme is aimed at fostering connections and building understanding between different age...
Come Write-in
Join us for a cuppa and meet other writers and work on your projects!
Let's sing
Join this friendly, no-audition singing group at Takapuna Library and enjoy music, connection, an...
Coffee cake and conversation
Join us at the library for a delightful gathering over coffee, engaging conversations, and an opp...
Lupe I Vao Ese
This exhibition centres indigenous ways of knowing and being. Rather than presenting measina as r...