Do you need a helping hand with your digital devices? Pop in, give us a call, or email Queenstown Library arrange an appointment with our librarian.
Do you need a helping hand with your digital devices? Pop in, give us a call, or email Frankton Library arrange an appointment with our librarian.
To make things easier we've prepared calendars of What's On at Queenstown Lakes Libraries for the current month. There's one for Kids & Teens and one for Adults by library district.
Bailey is at Cromwell Library to help develop confident reading skills. Bailey will be happy to meet you on Wednesday afternoons between 3.15 and 4.30 pm!
Come along after school to Queenstown Library to share your creativity and let your imagination go wild.
Reading to Dogs is on at Arrowtown library. Click for more details.
Come along after school to Wānaka Library to share your creativity and let your imagination go wild.
Reading to Dogs is on at Hāwea library. Click for more details.
Join us at Wānaka Library for Preschool Storytime. Click here to find out more.
Join us at Arrowtown Library for Preschool Storytime. Click here to find out more.
Get ready to Wriggle & Rhyme at the library! Click here for details.
Join NZ's environmental superhero Waste Free Wanda, for a fun and interactive stage show performance at the Library.
Come along after school to Hāwea Library to share your creativity and let your imagination go wild. Click here for all the information.
Join the QLDC Libraries Adult Reading Challenge and dare to read beyond your comfort zone.
Join us at Muddy Creek Café for a book club with a difference! No set books to read and no deadline to finish the book - just enjoy a friendly chat about what you've been reading and find out what's hot in the world of books!
Come and have a natter with your knitting or crochet.
Get ready to Wriggle & Rhyme with the library!
Come and meet Yoda at Alexandra Library, every Wednesday between 3:30 - 4:00pm
Come along after school to Arrowtown Library to share your creativity and let your imagination go wild.
Reading to Dogs is on at Frankton library. Click for more details.
Need help using your device to its full potential? Come along to our Digital Help Drop-in Sessions held weekly at the library.
Join our online or in-person creative writing workshops. No experience is required. Click here for the details.
Join us for our casual meetups and practice conversational English in a friendly and welcoming environment.
Join us at the library for Preschool Storytime. Click here to find out more.
Join us to learn about the practice of gratitude and build your very own Gratitude Tree to decorate.
Join us at Wānaka library for our Reading to Dogs programme. Click for more details.
Join us for Steph Holloways writing workshops.
Meditation in the Library is on once a month, click here for all the details.
Did you know cats have a natural ability to sense how we feel and then help us to feel calm and happy? Join QT Cat Rescue team at Frankton Library for an afternoon of reading and cuddling with our rescued cats and kittens.
Come along to Frankton Library and join a free, friendly group to learn computer basics. Meet some new people, and become more confident around technology in a small class size and lots of encouragement.
Get ready to Wriggle & Rhyme with a librarian at the Queenstown Playcentre! Click here for details.
Get ready to Wriggle & Rhyme with the library! Click here for details.
Pop in for a cuppa and a chat at our Mums 4 Mums sessions.
STEAM Club is on at Frankton Library! Click here for more info.
Join our in-person creative writing workshops. No experience is required. Click here for the details.
Come along and enjoy a relaxed evening in the library with a community of friendly knitters.
Reading, meeting new people and coffee - what a wonderful combination. Come and join us at Oliver's in Clyde and enjoy!
Step into another dimension with the Oculus Virtual Reality Headsets.
Do you love books, reading and a social catch up? Why not join us for a relaxed get together and find out what's hot in the world of books?
Cozy up in your favourite pyjamas, and bring along your cuddly and a cushion for an evening of stories and fun with the Library.
Wānaka Library Book Club is starting again for 2023. We love our book club so much we are introducing a second session. Sessions will run on the third Thursday evening and third Friday morning of each month.
Start your engines, ladies and gentlemen, because it's time to test your RuPaul's Drag Race knowledge at Frankton Library's Quiz Night!Get ready to sashay, shantay, and slay through trivia questions that will put your Drag Race expertise to the test. Bookings open on 1/6, so assemble your fabulous Kween squad, polish your wits, and join us for an evening of fierce competition where you can serve looks and drop knowledge like true Drag Race royalty!
We are registering interest for the first Growing Stars workshop to be held in the Whakatipu. Please click here for information and to register your interest by 7 June.
Need help using your device to its full potential? Come along to our Digital Help Drop-in Session at the library.
Join ASB Community Banker, Shyla Hona, in this series of financial literacy and wellbeing workshops that will help whānau into the mindset of forming a healthy relationship with money. Create better financial habits through setting goals and actions.
Queenstown Library Book Club meet once a month exploring different topics and genres. The group have been meeting for over a year and love new members! Each reader chooses an individual item around the monthly theme to discuss and share a brief review with the group (no spoilers!).
Join us at Frankton Library for a fun Origami Club on the last Saturday of each month.
Join us monthly at the Queenstown Library for Te Reo Māori Storytime where our friends from Ngā Manu Hou will be reading some classic preschool storytime stories in te reo Māori.
Join us monthly at the Frankton Library for Te Reo Māori Storytime where our friends from Ngā Manu Hou will be reading some classic preschool storytime stories in te reo Māori.
