Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries

Hurry, one week to go before our closure

The Margaret River Library will be temporarily closed from Monday 23 February to Monday 16 March inclusive while we carry out essential works to improve the space. No more leaks – hooray!

What’s affected

All in‑person services will be unavailable during this period, including:

  • Borrowing and returns at the desk
  • Printing, scanning and public PCs
  • Study spaces
  • Programs, events and activities

Returns: The return chute will be closed. Please keep all items at home until we reopen again. 😊

Keep reading online

Members can continue using our eResources throughout the closure:

Get started here → Library eResources.  If you need help, contact the team before we close. Our final day open before the closure is Saturday 21 February, from 10am to 3pm.

Visit Augusta Library

The Augusta Library will remain open Tuesday to Thursday during this period.
Click here for opening hours. 

Public PCs and printing are also available in Augusta. Click here to send your printing job to Augusta Library

When we reopen

Regular services will resume on Tuesday 17 March. If works are completed sooner or later than expected, we’ll update the blog and our social media channels.

Need support before we close? 

Drop in on Thursday 20 February, from 10am to 2:30pm for helping with setting up your eBooks, eAudios, eMagazines, Comics, streaming channels and more, no booking necessary.

  • Phone: 08 9780 5600
  • Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au

Thank you for supporting our libraries as we continue improving facilities for the community.

Book Stars Club is back!

Book Stars Club is a group for kids aged 8 to 11 years old who love books and reading. Book Stars is held on the third Monday of each Month during school term at 4.00pm at Margaret River Library.

The meeting dates for 2026 are:

16 February (this coming Monday!)

20 April

18 May

15 June

20 July

17 August

21 September

19 October

16 November

During Book Stars Club we chat about what we have read over the month, give recommendations and do a book related craft activity.

Free snacks are provided, please let library staff know if you have any dietary requirements.

Children under 12 years old need to be accompanied by an adult for library events.

Bookings are not required, simply head to the library on the day.

Toddler Tales is back for 2026 at Augusta Library

Toddler Tales is hosted at Augusta Library on the second Thursday of each month during school term.

The Toddler Tales term begins this Thursday 12th February at 10.30am and continues on Thursday 12th March.

Children and their caregivers are welcome to this special story time aimed at Toddlers which contains a story, songs, rhymes and craft.

Bookings are required, visit https://amrlibraries-toddlertales-augusta.eventbrite.com.au

or phone 9780 5602 to reserve your place.

We hope to see you at Augusta Library soon!

Summer Reading Quest – final call!

Time is almost up, adventurers! The Summer Reading Quest is drawing to a close. Have you submitted your reading yet?

Don’t miss your chance to:

🎨 Win an exclusive illustration workshop with author and illustrator Peter Cheong
🎁 Enter the draw for monstrous statewide prizes
🏅 Collect your local library rewards just for reading

To be in the statewide prize draw, enter your details by 28 February at: 👉 www.summerreadingquest.net

Then pop into your public library to claim your local prizes, they’re ready and waiting 📖✨

Back to School with your Library eResources

Start the school year strong with free digital tools from the Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries. These online resources support homework, research, language learning, and even curriculum‑relevant films and documentaries.

Homework Help, Research & Study Support


Students can submit assignments for writing feedback, get live homework help from qualified tutors, and access résumé and cover‑letter guidance—ideal for upper primary and high‑school learners.

A reliable online encyclopedia offering trusted information for homework tasks, projects and quick fact‑checking.

Access high‑quality Australian scholarly content—including journal articles, books, and videos—perfect for senior school research.

Languages with Mango Languages

A user‑friendly language‑learning tool offering 70 languages, including English (ESL). Mango uses short, conversational lessons and cultural insights to build practical speaking skills. Suitable for all ages, with mobile apps and downloadable offline lessons.

Movies & Documentaries


Access films, documentaries and educational programs, including Australian content—useful for assignments or classroom‑linked topics. Great for visual learners and media‑related schoolwork.

Explore the full list of eResources at our website : Library eResources | Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Summer school holidays are almost finished!

You have two days left to visit the Augusta Library Book Cubby before the school holidays conclude.

The Book Cubby is a mini maker space for creating your own book. Visit the Augusta Library to either create a book to take home and keep, or make one to stay in the Book Cubby and be read by others.

The Book Cubby will be set up until 4pm Wednesday 28th January so make sure you visit Augusta Library soon!

Register your Summer Reading Quest reading logs, summer steps and side quests by February 15th for a chance to win monstrously good prizes!

For more information visit your local library to pick up all your activities or go to www.summerreadingquest.net

 

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Contact the Libraries

Margaret River Library

Fearn Avenue, Margaret River WA 6285
Phone: (08) 9780 5600
Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au