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Nine locations within our City - find your local Library and Knowledge Centre here!

Library membership is free and you can even join online. Next time you visit the library, bring your photo ID and proof of name and address to receive your library card.

​​​​​​​​​​​​Under Council's Library Services Policy, which came into effect on 1 July 2018, parents/guardians of children under 12 years of age must remain on library premises. Anyone under 16 years of age must have a parent authority to join the library. For more details, download our Library Services Policy.

Lost cards can be replaced at a cost of $5 with photo ID/ proof of name and address.

24-hour return facilities are available at Campsie, Bankstown, Riverwood and Chester Hill Library and Knowledge Centres. An after-hours return chute is available at Lakemba Library and Knowledge Centre.

Check out what's on at the Libraries
Campsie
Chair yoga Campsie
Would you like to participate in yoga but have challenges getting up and down from the floor?Then Chair Yoga is perfect for YOU!

Weekly on a Thursday during school term, 12.50-1.50pm

Riverwood
Book a librarian Riverwood
You can Book-a-Librarian for 30-minute one-on-one sessions to help you with your computer and information needs

Weekly on a Monday and Thursday at 2pm

Campsie
Active hearts Campsie
Exercise class for over 50’s

Every Thursday, 2.30pm

Bankstown
Book a librarian Bankstown
You can Book-a-Librarian for 30-minute one-on-one sessions to help you with your computer and information needs

Tuesdays, 10am-noon and Thursdays, 2.30-4pm

Riverwood
After School Fun Riverwood
Our libraries have a great range of after school  activities, events and services available to benefit everyone

Weekly on a Thursday at 3.30pm, during school term

Lakemba
Youth Chess Club Lakemba
Calling all young chess players and enthusiasts!

Weekly on a Thursday, 3.30-5pm

Campsie
After School Fun Campsie
Our libraries have a great range of after school activities, events and services available to benefit everyone

Weekly on a Thursday at 3.30pm, during school term

Greenacre
Help with Reading Greenacre
Help with Reading is designed to help children in Years 1 to 6 improve their reading skills, and build up their confidence, by reading aloud to volunteers.

Weekly on a Monday and Thursday from 4-6pm

Earlwood
Justice of the Peace Service Earlwood
Justice of the Peace volunteers are available to witness a statutory declaration, witness an affidavit, or certify copies of original documents

Tuesdays, 10am-noon  

NEW Thursdays, 5-7pm starting 6 February 2025

 

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