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January 2022
Library news and events
New year, new series
Looking for engaging new content? Start a new series! These and more on Libby.
Fabulous non-fiction
Kick off the year with these exciting new non-fiction reads. Find them on our catalogue.
COVID-19 Update
In line with the latest Queensland Health directives, masks are required when visiting our libraries. See the Queensland Health website for the latest information and updates.
New release
Announcing our new quarterly event guide.
See the latest collection news, programs and events on offer this season.
Visit the library catalogue to browse or download the ePublication.
Public holiday
Redland City Council Libraries will be closed on Wednesday 26 January for the Australia Day Public Holiday.
All return chutes will be closed – keep your items safe at home with you.
Visit our digital library, open 24/7.
Finding your next great read will be even easier with our fresh, new library catalogue – coming 8 February 2022!
Look forward to modern and intuitive search functions and tailored features including personalised recommendations and access to your digital loan history.
More details coming soon.
Ancestry Update
Remote access to Ancestry Library Edition ended on 31 December 2021. Onsite access remains freely available at any of our Redland City Council Libraries.
Summer Reading Challenge
It's not too late for young readers to jump into the great Summer Reading Challenge! Read captivating books and win amazing prizes these holidays. Challenge ends 31 January 2022. More information and starter kits.
School holiday activities!
Join us for a great range of exciting, interactive and incredibly fun activities these school holidays. All events are free! Check out what's on offer and book your place.
Family movie
Watch a fun holiday movie with us! Screening: Horton Hears a Who (2008) – 10.30am, Saturday 8 January at Victoria Point Library.
All ages welcome. Book your place.
Mbot Detectives
Announcing our STEAM Saturday activity of the month: Mbot Detectives
Ages: 6 – 10 years.
Editing your work with Helena Bond
1pm, Saturday 22 January at Capalaba Library.
Demystify the editorial process, and gain valuable insight from professional editor Helena Bond. No matter your chosen genre, this interactive workshop will help you get the most from your writing. Book your place.
Author Talk: Tara Hegerty with Dawn Warrior
10am, Thursday 10 February at the Wellington Point Mobile Library Stop.
Join marketing specialist, wellness consultant and meditation teacher Tara Hegerty as she launches her new book, Dawn Warrior: the modern mama's guide to harnessing your power and creating a life you love. Book your place.
Harry Potter Book Night
3.15pm, Thursday 3 February at Capalaba Library.
Introducing our long-awaited, bewitchingly great Harry Potter Book Night! Inviting all witches, wizards, muggles and mystical creatures to join us on a magical journey.
Ages: 6+ years. Book your place.
First 5 Forever sessions
Join the fun with free Children's Time, Toddler Time and Baby Time sessions.
Enjoy learning new nursery rhymes to sing with your little one, or discovering fun and engaging stories to share.
Everyone is welcome. Book your place.
Pop up Libraries
If you love singing, dancing and reading in the park, try our family-friendly Monday Pop up Libraries.
Perfect for ages 0 – 5 years who love being outside!
Saturday Storytelling
Enjoy a fun morning of reading, talking, playing and learning together in our weekend storytelling sessions.
New book each month.
Ages: 0 – 8 years. Book your place.
Dungeons and Dragons
Led by your library dungeon master, your table will learn the basics of this exciting role-playing adventure game. Ages: 12+ years. Book your place.
Book Club sets
Make reading together easier – borrow a book club set with 10 copies of your book ready to go. See our collection.
Matinee movie
Join us each month for the best in Australian, international and iconic film.
Screening: Driving Miss Daisy (1989) – 1pm, Saturday 5 February at Cleveland Library. Book your place.
Coffee and Conversation
Enjoy great conversations centred on our fascinating Redlands Coast history.
Learn from our Local History librarians, share your memories and enjoy a friendly cup of coffee. Book your place.
Social media
In case you missed it, here's the best online content from December. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for great new content.
The library is at your fingertips! See our catalogue for information on the app's best features, installation instructions and helpful video tutorials.
We are available over the phone to answer your questions, and to help you access our online services from 9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday on 3829 8999.
Alternatively, you can email us at library@redland.qld.gov.au, complete our Ask a Librarian online form or message us on Facebook.
Acknowledgement of Country on Redlands Coast
We acknowledge the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas where we live. We acknowledge their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in our community.
Redland City Council Libraries receive funding support for First 5 Forever programs through State Library Queensland.
