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    Our libraries

    Kawakawa Library will be closed Saturday 22 March due to staffing shortages, we will be open again on Monday from 8am.

    Apologies for any inconvenience. Ngā mihi.

    We operate six libraries in the Far North. Each one is a destination in its own right - not just for their great collections but for the buildings that house them. We also have a popular mobile library, which travels around the Far North. We support several community libraries with regular book exchanges too.

    Check out each library's details in the sections below. Or you can go straight to our online catalogue here.

    • Community libraries
      Details of community libraries in Broadwood, Kohukohu, Mangōnui, Rāwene and Russell can be found here.

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

    • Kaikohe Library
      Kaikohe Library is located in the aptly named Library Square, in the centre of town.

    • Kaitāia Library
      Kaitāia Library is in the stunning Te Ahu building alongside our isite visitor centre and Te Ahu Museum, as well as a cafe and cinema.

    • Kawakawa Library
      Kawakawa Library and Service Centre is in Te Hononga Hundertwasser Memorial Park, in central Kawakawa.

    • Mobile Library
      Our library-on-wheels visits communities across the district inviting visitors to borrow books, magazines, and other library resources.

    • 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 enabled the library to be built in Kerikeri.

    Last updated: 21 Mar 2025 8:05pm