Campbelltown Library is thrilled to be a part of Firstival again in 2026. Tickets for our exciting range of events and programs are open today! π
We'll have:
succulents π±
yoga π§
crochet π§Ά
sauerkraut and kimchi π₯«
.. and much more!
Come and see us in the library or visit the link below to view our full Firstival guide. π
https://brnw.ch/21x2YYa
Campbelltown Public Library
Welcome to the Official page for the Campbelltown Library (South Australia). Membership to the The Campbelltown Public Library is free.
We offer Books, Magazines, DVD's, CD's and more in a range of Languages, Online Resources, eBooks and eMagazines, Children's Storytimes, activities and computer training. You'll also find Free Internet access, photocopying & printing, Justice of the Peace Service, Local History information and Meeting Rooms for hire.
31/05/2026
Need to see a Justice of the Peace (JP)? βοΈ
We have a roster of friendly JP's most days of the week. This is a free service with no bookings required, however we recommend calling the library on 8366 9299 or refer to the roster on our website, before you come as times are subject to change.
To make the process as smooth as possible make sure to bring any appropriate identification, so that the JP can confirm your identity, as well as any original documents if needing certifying.
Filling out paperwork beforehand will ensure you are able to speed up the process, noting you will need to wait to sign any forms until you are in front of the JP.
A photocopying service is available for a fee.
Find out more and check the roster for JP availability at the link below π
https://www.campbelltown.sa.gov.au/community/justice-of-the-peace
29/05/2026
π¦ Meet Sharkfin β A Sweet Story for School Starters!
A big thank you to Lisa Monterosso for generously donating a copy of her adorable childrenβs book, Sharkfin.
Lisa is a former resident of City of Campbelltown and still shares strong ties with our community. π¦π
Sharkfin is the perfect read for children preparing for their very first day of school.
Reserve your copy here: https://brnw.ch/21x2UXe
26/05/2026
π€πβ€οΈ National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.
This yearβs theme, All In, calls on everyone to actively contribute to reconciliation β not only during National Reconciliation Week, but every day.
Visit the library this National Reconciliation Week to discover our curated First Nations collection and be inspired by stories that spark reflection and meaningful conversations. π
Books by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander authors offer an opportunity to listen, learn and engage with the voices, cultures and histories that continue to shape our nation.
Find out more here π
https://www.reconciliation.org.au/our-work/national-reconciliation-week/
26/05/2026
Join us during Refugee Week for a powerful and inspiring author talk with Durkhanai Ayubi, bestselling author of Parwana and her latest release She Who Tastes, Knows, A memoir of food, exile and awakening.
Hear her story, explore themes of identity, resilience, and belonging, and connect through the shared power of storytelling.
β¨Donβt miss this meaningful conversationβeveryone is welcome.
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Monday 15 June at 6.30pm
π Book your free ticket here: https://events.humanitix.com/sa-refugee-week-author-event-durkhanai-ayubi
25/05/2026
It has been a great month of SA History Festival events at Campbelltown π
This weekend we are holding a talk titled "Innovation in Form and Function: 20th century Modern architecture" presented by Architectural Historian Dr Julie Collins.
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Saturday 30 May at 11am
Find out more and book your ticket at the below link πhttps://collections.humanitix.com/history-festival
There is also still time to drop in to see the display of "Pioneers of Campbelltown: Connections to the Past" created by Pioneers Association of South Australia.
24/05/2026
These are two of the latest additions to our Book Discussion Group titles π
Available in sets of up to 10 books, these are now ready to be borrowed and enjoyed by book groups β¨! Drop in to browse our full range of titles or find the book set list below π
https://brnw.ch/21x2LJ8
22/05/2026
This National Volunteer Week we would like to celebrate 2 Library Volunteers who have marked significant milestones with our Council β¨
Bob Wray has dedicated 30 years Volunteering as a Justice of the Peace and Carol Ebert has dedicated 20 years Volunteering with our Toy Library. We would like to acknowledge their generosity, commitment and support to our Community through their Volunteering work.
We would also like to thank all our wonderful Volunteers who dedicate their time and skills to help us deliver a range of wonderful programs and services each week! Your to contribution to our community is very much appreciated by us all! π
21/05/2026
Just added βοΈ to our Library of Things: Umbrellas! β
Caught out at the library without an umbrella?
No need to let the weather rain on your parade π§οΈ β you can now borrow an umbrella from our Library of Things π
βοΈ Available for a 2-week loan
βοΈ Perfect for unexpected showers
βοΈ Borrow, use, and return with ease
Ask staff at your next visit and stay dry on the go!
20/05/2026
Firstival is back in July this year! β¨
Firstival is a month of exciting events and activities, brought to you by libraries across South Australia. π
Weβre incredibly excited to present a diverse program featuring opportunities for connection, discussion and thrilling moments of discovery. There really is something for everyone! π¨
When was the last time you tried something for the first time? βοΈ
Keep an eye out for the Campbelltown Library Firstival program coming soon π
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| Monday | 10am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am - 6pm |
| Friday | 9:30am - 8pm |
| Saturday | 9:30am - 2pm |
| Sunday | 1pm - 5pm |
