No longer just a place to hold a million stories, local council libraries now host an array of different FREE activities and workshops for adults and children of all ages. From Storytime to STEM, crafts and bookclubs, below is a list of all the local council libraries in and around Brisbane.
Brisbane City Council Libraries
Annerley Library
450 Ipswich Road
Ashgrove Library
87 Amarina Avenue
Banyo Library
284 St Vincents Road
Bracken Ridge Library
Corner Bracken and Barrett Streets
Brisbane Square Library & Customer Centre
266 George Street
Bulimba Library
Corner Riding Road and Oxford Street
Carina Library
Corner Mayfield Road and Nyrang Street
Carindale Library
Carindale Regional Shopping Centre Creek Road
Chermside Library
375 Hamilton Road
Coopers Plains Library
107 Orange Grove Road
Corinda Library
641 Oxley Road
Everton Park Library
561 South Pine Road
Fairfield Library
Fairfield Gardens Shopping Centre, Fairfield Road
Garden City Library
Corner Logan and Kessels Road Upper Mt Gravatt
Grange Library
79 Evelyn Street
Hamilton Library
Corner Racecourse Road and Rossiter Parade
Holland Park Library
81 Seville Road
Inala Library
Corsair Avenue
Indooroopilly Library
318 Moggill Road
37 Heliopolis Parade | Look at our review of Mitchelton Library and its neighbouring park here.
Mt Coot-tha Library
Administration Building, Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Mt Coot-tha Road, Toowong
Mt Gravatt Library
8 Creek Road
Mt Ommaney Library
123 Dandenong Road
New Farm Library
135 Sydney Street
Nundah Library
1 Bage Street
Sandgate Library
Seymour Street
Stones Corner Library
280 Logan Road
Sunnybank Hills Library
Corner Compton and Calam Roads
Toowong Library
9 Sherwood Road
West End Library
178 Boundary Street
Wynnum Library
Bay Terrace
Zillmere Library
Corner Jennings Street and Zillmere Road
Before you go, check for opening hours here
Moreton Bay Regional Council Libraries
Albany Creek Library
Ferguson Street
Arana Hills Library
Narellan Park
Beachmere Community Library
Shop 5, Beachmere Plaza, 874-876 Beachmere Road
Bribie Island Library
Cnr First Avenue & Welsby Pde, Bongaree
Burpengary Library
Station Road
Caboolture Library
4 Hasking Street
Deception Bay Library
Cnr Captain Cook Parade & Bayview Terrace
Donnybrook Community Library
Level 1, 33 King Street, Caboolture
Kallangur Library
1480 Anzac Avenue
Library Express Caboolture Central Library
Ground Floor, 33 King Street
Mobile Library
Cnr Gympie and South Pine Roads, Strathpine
Mount Mee Community Library
Level 4 33 King Street, Caboolture
Narangba Library
Shop 1 A, Narangba Village Shopping Centre, Main Street
Pathways Dispenser
1 The Corso, North Lakes
Pathways Library
1 The Corso, North Lakes
Redcliffe Library
470-476 Oxley Avenue
Strathpine Library
Corner Gympie and South Pine Roads
Toorbul Community
Level 1 33 King Street
Woodford Library
Cnr Archer & Elizabeth Streeta
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Redland City Council Libraries
Cleveland Library
Capalaba Library
Victoria Point Library
Mobile Library
Dunwich Library
Point Lookout Library
Russell Island Library
Logan City Council Libraries
Beenleigh Library
Greenbank Library
Jimboomba Library
Logan Central Library
Logan Hyperdome Library
Logan North Library
Logan Village Library
Logan West Library
Marsden Library
Ipswich City Council Libraries
Ipswich Central Library
Nicholas Street Precinct
Childrens Library
1 Nicholas Street Building, Nicholas Street Precinct
Redbank Plaza Library
284 St Vincents Road
Redbank Plains Library
Moreton Avenue
Rosewood Library
15 Railway Street
Springfield Central Library
Orion Springfield Central, Cnr Main Street and Sirius Drive
Karalee Library Pod
Karalee Shopping Village, 35 / 51 Junction Road, Chuwar
What can people expect to find at their council library?
Most people don’t realise just how many different activities and learning opportunities local council libraries offer their visitors. No longer simply spaces for borrowing books, council libraries now offer a range of weekly workshops and sessions that cater for all ages – from babies, toddlers and teens all the way up to the oldest of residents.
If you are a new mum, there is no better venue providing free daily indoor fun than your local library. A great place to meet other parents, library sessions catering for young families include nursery rhyme sing and dance alongs as well as many craft and play workshops.
For the older children there are STEM building workshops, movie nights, bookclubs, homework help and more.
For a comprehensive list of what your local council libraries offer, check out our list of Free Library Activities for Kids.
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