Dunedin Public Libraries | Kā Kete Wānaka o Ōtepoti
March brings a wealth of opportunities to engage with literature and local heritage, from celebrating 75 years of the Bookbus to exploring Dunedin's early exhibitions. Discover new titles, connect with fellow readers, and enrich your understanding Ōtepoti's vibrant cultural landscape.
Share
Three Great Outcomes
Donald shares good news from the Heritage Collections. Read more…Tell us your bookbus Story!
In April 2025 we celebrate 75 years of bookbus service across Dunedin and we’d like to collect your memories. Read more…The Winners of the Robert Burns Poetry Competitions
An opportunity to read the winning poems. Read more…Guest Review: How To Train Your Dragon
Willow, a regular user of the Children's Section at City Library, shares a review of her latest read. Read more…What's On
Poetry, publication, and playacting: there's fun for everyone at the public library! Read more…Book Review: The Glassmaker by Tracey Chevalier
Rachel shares a historical fiction novel that will have you travelling through time. Read more…Find a Justice of the Peace at Your Local Library
Dianne shares tips on seeking out a JP service at the library Read more…Kids Picks
New and recommended books for children. Read more…'Sup Teen Space
Brand new and not-to-be-missed reads from the Young Adult collection. Read more…New Fiction
New and recommended fiction from our collection. Read more…What's New McNab
The latest in the New Zealand collection. Read more…Ōtepoti He Puna Auaha, Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature
Recent updates from the City of Literature. Read more…Subscribe
Sign up now to receive regular what's on updates from Dunedin Public Libraries. Read more…
