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Meet our Māori Specialists
Māori specialists in Auckland Council libraries are here to help.
Ōrākei students get creative with writing competition
Students throughout Ōrākei have been getting creative with the Win With Words story writing competition.
Behind The Scenes Competition
Be in to win one of three money-can't-buy experiences at Auckland Museum, Auckland Libraries and the Zoo.
Watch: Behind the scenes with Auckland Libraries’ heritage team
Deep in the heart of Auckland’s Central City Library is a little-known treasure trove of valuable letters, photographs, and yes, books.
Central City Library set to dress the city green
A partnership between Auckland Council and New Zealand Fashion Week is bringing sustainable fashion to the Central City Library.
The one stop shop for free fun in Ōtara
Ōtara Town Centre facilities provide school holiday activities that are fun, free and for the whole whānau.
Can't get to a library? Our volunteers will bring the books to you
Meet Gill Clive and the team bringing books and library services to Aucklanders unable to travel to our libraries.
Behind the scenes with the Auckland Libraries heritage team
Meet the people preserving the history and collections held in our city's libraries.
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Events256 Results
Wriggle and Rhyme - Albany
Wriggle and Rhyme is a programme that promotes active movement and brain development for babies a...
Taki ruri | Rhymetime at Te Manawa
Join our Rhymetime sessions with songs, movement and finger rhymes for pre-schoolers and their ca...
Wriggle and Rhyme - Glen Eden
Join us to help stimulate development of your baby’s body and brain.
Minecraft Club
Bring your Minecraft loaded device and have fun making friends, sharing tips and tricks.
Rhymetime - Birkenhead Library
Join our Rhymetime sessions with movement, songs, stories and bubbles!
Wriggle and Rhyme | Kori me te ruri - Ōrewa
Babies, toddlers, parents and caregivers are welcome.