St Heliers Library

Fantastic library that captured the hearts of the community, providing services and support beyond the scopes of a standard library, with a plethora of books, magazines and services on offer, this library is a community must.nCheck with the library for their Saturday programs for tamariki and also proving a temporary office for justice of the peace services at scheduled hours.nParking might be a challenge but there are several bus routes nearby making it an easy visit.nnTwo thumbs up!

Great little library in an Old Heritage building, small amount of packing out back. Great place to do some paperwork or study. Still reasonably busy here but found quiet corner to finish work.

Really wanted to be able to use and enjoy my community library, but there seems to be no proper monitoring of the computer use. My library card offers 4-hours of computer use per day, yet it is difficult to get access to a computer. To make this more limiting, the librarians allow an unhoused man to use the computers for unlimited sessions and store his heap of personal bags/belongings next to the computer stations. This leaves 3 remaining computers for other library goers to utilize. The librarians should be more diligent in keeping a sanitary environment and take responsibility in ensuring that the computers can be shared by all.

Excellent street parking plus parking behind the library, with designated parks for staff.nnBuilding is beautiful inside and out.nnLarge range of books.

Great lil library, I always find amazing kids books and it's the perfect date to get some books and go for a walk around the waterfront

Directions to St Heliers Library with public transportation

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