News and events for our library community
Kids aged 10 years old are invited to join us at Margaret River Library for Book Chat Club on Monday 7th November at 4.15pm.
At our Book Chat Club meetings we talk about the books we have read and give reviews and recommendations to other club members.
Book Chat Club is free with snacks provided. Please phone Rachael on 9780 5602 or email rdrummond@amrshire.wa.gov.au to book a place.
The whole community is invited to celebrate the launch of our latest exhibition titled ‘Cue, Queen of the Murchison’ : an exhibition of mosaics created by Bevely Young
Bevely has collected an array of objects from the outback near Cue and presents stories in the form of mosaics. Each piece is named after someone who lived in the area in days gone by who may have used some of the shards and chips that make up these amazing artworks. Bevely will talk briefly about her exploring and the creative process of bringing personalities to each artistic piece. All works are for sale.
Please RSVP if you intend on coming to celebrate as refreshments will be provided. Text message to Bevely on Mobile: 0428 866 338 or Email: bevelyyoung@icloud.com
The exhibition will continue in the Cocoon Gallery for Emerging Artists into early 2023.
Our new lights are being installed next week!
We’ll be closed from Monday 31 October to Thursday 3 November, but open again on Friday 4th November at 10am
Why not come in this week and get your borrow on! You can take up to 30 items per library card and access our online services anytime at amrlibraries.com
The after hours chute is CLOSED during this time so keep your books until we are open again.
Augusta and Margaret River Libraries will be CLOSED on Thursday 22nd September
For a National Day of Mourning 🙁
Margaret River Library will be OPEN
Margaret River Library will be CLOSED on Monday 26th September
For the King’s’s Birthday (WA)
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Feel free to use the after-hours chute for your returns
Access to our online services is available 24/7 at amrlibraries.com
Get magazines from all over the world in your CloudLibrary app!
They’re free 🙂
Just open CloudLibrary, tap the Magazines icon and you can access our entire eMagazine collection from the comfort of your own device
Don’t have the CloudLibrary app? Come into the Margaret River library and see it in action 🙂
Go to the app store of your choice and download it! IOS Android
Friday 12th August at the Margaret River Library
WA’s Individualised Services (WAiS) are hosting two, free information sessions for people and their families, carers, and advocates to help them understand what the NDIS Commission does and what can be expected from providers and workers.
Topics covered:
There are two opportunities to catch up, you are welcome to attend one or both:
This workshop is being hosted by WAiS (WA’s Individualised Services) and is supported by the Department of Communities.
Light refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP to reserve a seat. Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or Ph: 9780 5600
Advocare will provide information on:
Advocare is a not-for-profit organisation, completely independent from aged care providers. Their support services are free, confidential and unbiased. Advocare can be contacted on (08)9479 7566 or free call 1800 655 566
Join internationally acclaimed author Juliet Marillier as she chats with Angela Slatter to discuss her latest book The path of thorns and delves into the role of fantasy and fairy stories for adults.
Join them online for this free event on 26 July at 6:30pm.
FREE online event book now on www.trybooking.com/CAHBV
or Scan the QR code to book your free tickets.
Due to a full Shire staff meeting, on Friday 22 July:
The Margaret River Library will be CLOSED from 12.30pm
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Please feel free to use the after-hours returns chute.
click here to explore our online services – which are available 24/7!
Banjo, Nelle CC and Evan have done some drawings that led to creating wood artworks that will be on display in the Cocoon Gallery for emerging artists which is in the entry to the Library.
Everyone is invited to help celebrate the launch of the exhibition on Saturday 9th July at 2pm or visit the library during open hours to browse their work.
The exhibition continues until the end of August.
Banjo and Nelle CC are both students and Evan, proud dad and would be writer – has assisted with many installations. A highlight was assisting Chris Booth’s collaboration with Vivian Brockman’s “Waljin Beela” at The Farm Margaret River.
Fearn Avenue, Margaret River WA 6285
Phone: (08) 9780 5600
Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au