Dunedin Public Libraries | Kā Kete Wānaka o Ōtepoti
April brings a celebration of diversity and community at Dunedin Public Libraries. As we mark Autism Acceptance Month, we're reminded of the importance of creating inclusive spaces for all. From commemorating 75 years of our beloved Bookbus service to offering thought-provoking discussions on Kāi Tahu design and creative writing workshops, there's something for everyone to explore and enjoy. Whether you're seeking to expand your literary horizons, delve into local history, or simply find a quiet moment of reflection, your library is here to help.
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Celebrating 75 Years of the Bookbus 1950 - 2025 Read more…Book Review: God, Human, Animal, Machine by Meghan O'Gieblyn
Bronwyn shares a non-fiction title with even more relevance in the digital age. Read more…What's On
Try something new this April! Whether it's a bookbinding workshop, a bus birthday, or listening to a story, you'll always find ... Read more…A Connector of the Community - An Interview with Jo
‘People come for books, they get more than just books,’ an interview with Jo Howard, Bookbus driver and library professional. Read more…Autism Acceptance Month
Ali discusses autism, neurodiversity, and how the libraries support with low sensory quiet hours. Read more…What's New McNab
The latest in the New Zealand collection. Read more…Crafting at Mosgiel Library
Dianne and Nici share the latest crafty craze happening in Mosgiel. Read more…New Fiction
New and recommended fiction from our collection Read more…Enhancing the Walt Whitman Collection
A new and exciting addition to Heritage Collections. Read more…New Non-Fiction
New and recommended reading from our non-fiction collections. Read more…Subscribe
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