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Our libraries

We have six Council-run libraries in the Far North, each a destination in its own right, whether for the building or for the collections they house - or both! We also have a mobile library.

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Community libraries

Opening hours and contact details of the community libraries.

Kaeo Library

Kaeo Library and Service Centre is located in the historic Post Office building in the heart of Kaeo.

Kaikohe Library

The Kaikohe Library is located in the aptly named Library Square, right in the heart of the town.

Kaitāia Library

The Kaitāia Library is located in a stunning venue at Te Ahu, where it shares its enviable location with the museum, iSITE, cinema and a cafe.

Kawakawa Library

Kawakawa Library and Service Centre are now in the brand new Te Hononga centre!

Mobile Library

Our Mobile Library provides rural communities access to everything our libraries have to offer.

Paihia Library

The Paihia Library is located in the beautiful Bay of Islands, and serves a population of about 4000 permanent residents.

Procter Library

Procter Library is named for the Procter family’s generous donation that built the library for the town of Kerikeri and its surrounds.

Last updated 09 March 2022

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If you have an urgent enquiry you can phone 0800 920 029 or 09 401 5200, you can also lodge a request online at my.fndc.govt.nz.

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