Our page will keep you up to date on events and programmes happening at the St Heliers Library, as well as posts on news and other information that we think you may like. Opened in 1931, the historic St Heliers Community Library is located in the heart of St Heliers Bay Village and is a minute's walk from lovely St Heliers Bay.
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Our collection includes a great range of adult fiction and non-fiction books, large print and audio books, magazines, DVDs, and a Teen collection. Our children’s area has board books, picture books, easy-readers, junior fiction, audiobooks, children’s DVDs and music CDs, and non-fiction books. Wriggle & Rhyme is held on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9.30am and 11am. We offer free internet access with 5 public computers available for library members and visitors, and free Wifi inside the library. Book a librarian if you need help with Auckland Libraries Digital Services and the friendly St Heliers Library staff are always happy to help you with your printing. We have a free Justice of the Peace service at the library on Thursdays 1pm-3pm, and Saturdays 10am-12pm. No appointment necessary.
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