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Whakapau tangata – People of the North Hokianga
Hokianga is a captivating story of memories, reflections and living histories, delicately woven together from the heritage collections held in Auckland Libraries.
Ngā Kohinga taonga tuku iho Māori
Māori collections are held at the majority of libraries across Tāmaki Makaurau. They include both current and heritage materials.
Enjoy your Henderson
Did you know that Henderson and its surrounding area is full of great things to do? It has everything from parks and playgrounds, to pools, leisure centres and libraries, all run or looked after by Auckland Council.
What does your street's name mean?
Auckland Libraries’ database of Auckland City Street Names gathers verified information (where available) on the origins of names, dates of formation and name changes for streets in the former Auckland City Council area.
New Libraries website launches
The new Auckland Libraries website is now live, delivering an easy to use, mobile-first web experience that reflects the diversity of Auckland.
Book a librarian at Auckland Libraries
Did you know you can book a one-on-one session with a librarian to give you special training on the subject of your choice?
Read heritage blogs at Auckland Libraries
Auckland Libraries' heritage experts blog regularly about heritage and family history.
Have you seen our zines?
Auckland Libraries has more than 1000 local and international zines that you can browse or borrow.
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Events149 Results
Digital Drop-In
These walk-in sessions are for people from all walks of life to ask questions about their digital...
Book Chat
Are you looking for a fun way to meet new people & discover new authors?
Rhymetime at Titirangi
Join our Rhymetime sessions with songs, movement and finger rhymes for pre-schoolers and their ca...
Book Chat - Sir Edmund Hillary Library
Join our lively group and meet others who are interested in sharing their reading.
Wā Pēpē (Babytime)
Caregivers and children join in with the active movement activities.
Wriggle & Rhyme - Albany Village Library
A programme to educate parents and caregivers in active movement,
