Burnie Library site is closed to repair recent water damage.
From Wednesday 16 October, a pop-up library will operate from the Burnie Regional Museum, Little Alexander Street, Wednesdays to Fridays from 10:00am – 4:00pm for collection of holds, returns and daily newspapers. Staff will be available to help access online library services and digital support.
It is expected that Burnie Library building will reopen with full services on Tuesday 5 November.
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Returning items:Burnie Library accepts returns 24/7 |
Address30 Alexander Street, Burnie, Tasmania, 7320 |
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Wheelchair accessible |
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Wi-Fi access6:00 am - 9:00 pm |
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Events
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Borrow from the library
Access items locally, statewide, or online via our website. Find out more about borrowing.
Find the information you want
Research and information resources locally and online
Discover family history resources and support
Get help with research and finding information
Family History Volunteer first Monday of the month 1pm-4pm
Local History Volunteer every Tuesday 9.30am-12.30pm
Computers and the internet
Free public access to our computers and Wi-Fi.
Need help with technology? Ask about our scheduled programs or talk to us to organise support from one of our trained volunteers.
Facilities
Burnie Library has meeting rooms for hire.
Printing, scanning and photocopying available – fees apply.
Space to study, research or read
People of all ages and interests have access to flexible spaces to feel
welcome as an individual or for a group activity
Activities for preschool kids
Rock and Rhyme Wednesdays 10.30am – 11.00am
Storytime Wednesdays 11.00am – 11.30am
Bookings via Eventbrite or call (03) 6477 7400
Activities for school kids
Lego Club. Mondays 3:30pm-4:30pm (during school term)
Families Learning Together. Tuesdays 3.30pm-4.30pm (during school term)
To see dates and to book visit Eventbrite or call (03) 6477 7400
Activities for young people
Lounge space
Charge your mobile device
Homework resources
Activities for adults
Book our courses and activities via Eventbrite including:
- Computers and the Internet
- English conversation groups
- Accredited and non-accredited learning for life opportunities
Learner Licence Assistance Program
First Gear. Do you need support to sit for a Car, Motorcycle or Heavy Rigid Learner Licence test? This free program helps you learn the road rules and prepare for the test. To make an appointment talk to a staff member or call us on (03) 6477 7400
Accessibility
Libraries Tasmania is committed to making our libraries accessible for all to use and enjoy.
More information on accessibility in our libraries.