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Hamilton City Libraries Your next story starts here 📚 Kirikiriroa Hamilton’s hub for reading, learning and discovery.

With six branches and more than 400,000 items on offer, we provide you with access to a great range of books, DVDs, CDs, archives, magazines, newspapers, puzzles and much more! Plus our website allows you to search the catalogue, online newspapers, journal articles and online databases all from the comfort of your home. And don't forget our awesome FREE eBook, eAudio and eMagazine services - check it out at https://hamiltonlibraries.co.nz/digital-library/

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Before online orders and ebooks, bookshops were places of familiar faces as well as favourite reads. This photo captures...
25/10/2026

Before online orders and ebooks, bookshops were places of familiar faces as well as favourite reads. This photo captures Paul's Book Arcade staff members Moira, Shirley, Colleen and Judy at a social gathering.
The patterned dresses and beehive hairstyle make this a great snapshot of period fashion.


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The Book Nook at Dinsdale Library is our newest book club! The next meeting is on Monday 2 November, 10:30am and this mo...
24/10/2026

The Book Nook at Dinsdale Library is our newest book club! The next meeting is on Monday 2 November, 10:30am and this month we are reading anything by author Beth O'Leary.

Everyone is welcome, no requirement to have done this month's reading! Come along for some great conversations and meet like-minded book people.

24/10/2026

Not every lost item is a library book. Sometimes it’s the message.

A reminder that all our libraries will be closed on Monday for the Labour Day holiday.If you're needing something to rea...
23/10/2026

A reminder that all our libraries will be closed on Monday for the Labour Day holiday.
If you're needing something to read, watch or listen to, check out our online digital library open 24/7 https://ow.ly/1V4b5100lOM

23/10/2026

Come and check out our 3D printer at Hillcrest Library at Hamilton Gardens.

It's fun way to see what 3D printer can make and how technology brings ideas to life.

Pop in and have a look 😇

If you want to work on some cool projects, please visit Auaha/ Makerspace at Central and Te Kete Aronui Library.

🏏 Hamilton City Libraries are joining the 100 Years of Unity through Sport celebrations with cricket-themed lighting on ...
23/10/2026

🏏 Hamilton City Libraries are joining the 100 Years of Unity through Sport celebrations with cricket-themed lighting on the Central Library building as Hamilton prepares to welcome India.

The centenary recognises a sporting connection that began in 1926 and continues to bring people and communities together today. With two BLACKCAPS v India matches coming to Seddon Park in November, there's plenty to celebrate both on and off the field.

Look out for the lighting when you're in the city centre. ✨

While some people pack snacks and sunscreen for the long weekend, Christine is making sure she's prepared with some "lig...
23/10/2026

While some people pack snacks and sunscreen for the long weekend, Christine is making sure she's prepared with some "light" reading. If your weekend plans include a cosy chair, a sunny spot, or a little extra downtime, pop into your local library and stock up on books for some light reading 😉

Hamilton City Hack Club are making cookie cutters tomorrow! Teens aged 14-18 will learn how to use 3D design tool, Onsha...
22/10/2026

Hamilton City Hack Club are making cookie cutters tomorrow! Teens aged 14-18 will learn how to use 3D design tool, Onshape, to design their own cookie cutter. It will then be 3D printed to take home!

- Saturday 24 October, 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
- Central Library Te Koopuu Maania o Kirikiriroa, Auaha Makerspace

This workshop is 100% free! Sign up now at hackwaikato.org

🕵️‍♂️ Priceless treasures, missing masterpieces, and a hijacker who vanished without a trace...Our latest blog explores ...
21/10/2026

🕵️‍♂️ Priceless treasures, missing masterpieces, and a hijacker who vanished without a trace...
Our latest blog explores some of history's most famous unsolved thefts, from the lost Amber Room and N**i art looting to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist and the mystery of D. B. Cooper.
Discover the stories behind these extraordinary disappearances and find your next great read.
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In 1928, Hamilton became the star of its own movie.🎥This photograph shows the cast of Hamilton's Hectic Husbands at the ...
21/10/2026

In 1928, Hamilton became the star of its own movie.🎥
This photograph shows the cast of Hamilton's Hectic Husbands at the Hamilton railway station. Directed by New Zealand film pioneer Rudall Hayward, the silent comedy was filmed in Hamilton, Ngaaruawaahia, Hopuhopu and around the Waikato, with local residents taking the starring roles.

Promoted as Hamilton's first entirely local film, it premiered at the Theatre Royal in May 1928 to a packed audience.


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