Blue Mountains Library’s hugely popular Summer Reading Program has grown bigger and better for Summer 2020/2021. This year, the Library is launching Summer Reading Club online and encouraging children, young adults and now adults to sign up and enjoy reading adventures through a brand new app and website. But, if you’re a fan of the paper reading logs, these will still be available. 

Blue Mountains City Council is thrilled to announce that Blackheath, Wentworth Falls and Lawson library branches will reopen on Tuesday 13 October.

Blue Mountains Library has closed the book on overdue fines!  From 1 August 2020, overdue fees will no longer be charged and all historical overdue fines will be waived.

Our Library is now proud to present Creative Corner Online, a weekly children’s art class.

Blue Mountains Library has launched its exciting new online streaming service for children aged 0 – 2 years.  

From Tuesday 2 June, Libraries at Springwood and Katoomba will allow customers to reserve and collect books, CDs and DVDs through the ‘Select & Collect’ service.  Reservations can be made online or over the phone, by filling out a request slip, or by visiting Springwood or Katoomba Libraries. Items can then be collected from the branches from 11am – 4pm, Monday – Friday. 

National Simultaneous Storytime is coming to the Blue Mountains, with a very special guest reader, Mayor Mark Greenhill.

Blue Mountains Library is doing its part to be a Good Neighbour, offering a Pop-up Library @ Home service for vulnerable members of the community.

Blue Mountains Library is encouraging residents to head online to read, watch and study during temporary COVID-19 closures.

Making decisions for life after high school can be daunting for parents, carers and students, but two free forums hosted by Blue Mountains Library can help.