Glenelg Libraries in Portland, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Glenelg Libraries

Locality: Portland, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5522 2265

Address: 32 Bentinck Street 3305 Portland, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.glenelglibraries.vic.gov.au/

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25.01.2022 Come along to the Portland Library at 11am tomorrow for The Magic of Storytime ‘Koala Lou’ with Marlene Punton.

25.01.2022 Great Public Art competition for any of our local artists out there. Submissions close 4 December 2020.

24.01.2022 It was a great turn out for our movie night last night, the second night of our Libraries After Dark program at the Portland library.

24.01.2022 Rhymetime online Parents/ carers are invited to express their interest to join Casey live online with their children to this interactive session and share in some stories, rhymes and songs. For children 0-3 years of age.... Contact the library on 5522 2265 to register your interest.

23.01.2022 Summer is a great time to enjoy a good book! We’ve put together a list of 10 great stories by Australian authors covering a range of genres, to get you through the summer with plenty of thrills and entertainment. Kerry Greenwood has brought us a new tale in her Phryne Fisher detective series, the first since 2013! Death in Daylesford. Garry Linnell returns with another true Australian story, this time featuring Bushranger Captain Moonlite. There’s plenty of suspense with S.... R. White’s debut novel - Hermit, a slow-burning outback thriller with an explosive finish, and Kate Mildenhall’s The Mother Fault, a fascinating story set in a grim near-future world. We’ve also included books by Monica McInerney, Richard Glover, Robert Wainwright, Victoria Purman, Andrew Pippos and Marian Matta, so there’s something for everyone! Grab a bookmark from your library branch at Portland, Heywood or Casterton, and take the challenge of writing a 3 word review for your chance to win a prize. #TheReadList

22.01.2022 Glenelg Libraries is celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and culture through our NAIDOC Week book display. Not sure where to start? We suggest "Growing up Aboriginal in Australia", a collection of childhood stories of family, country and belonging, from a range of contributors including Tony Birch, Deborah Cheetham, Adam Goodes, Terri Janke, Patrick Johnson, Celeste Liddle, Miranda Tapsell, Kerry Reed-Gilbert, and many more. #GunditjmaraCountry ... #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe See more

19.01.2022 We need your help! 2020 has seen a dramatic shift in the arts industry in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As we begin working on a new vision for Arts and Cu...lture in our community, we want to learn what your priorities are, and how the pandemic may have changed your feelings or behaviours so that we can deliver a program that is both responsible and engaging. We are also developing the Glenelg Shire Council Arts and Culture Strategy 2021 2025. Your input is important in shaping how our community will experience and participate in the arts in the future. If you can spare 5-10 minutes to share your thoughts with us, please visit Your Say Glenelg to complete our survey. https://yoursay.glenelg.vic.gov.au//arts-and-culture-in-gl

17.01.2022 Glenelg Libraries still have spots available in our Youth Still Life Drawing workshop with local artist Rory Carter. This one off workshop at the Portland Library offers a chance to get creative with charcoal on paper and is for young people aged 12-18 years. Phone 5522 2265 or message us to book your place.

17.01.2022 Virtual Storytime with Casey is back! This week, Casey is sharing some of her favourite bright, colourful books. We hope you like them!

17.01.2022 It’s been a busy afternoon in the library today with our volunteer Christy helping out with tech queries and Sebastian the Labrador visiting from therapy dogs.

15.01.2022 We are very excited to announce that we will be hosting Story time on the deck over summer. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL please call the Portland Library to book on 5522 2265. Numbers are limited. The current rules and restrictions of the library will apply.

13.01.2022 Coffee, tea chocolate and chat tonight at the library. Come down and indulge in a FREE hot drink and a chocolate.

13.01.2022 Author Eva Scott is online now to answer your questions.

09.01.2022 A reminder to come along this Thursday night for the Free screening of the award winning movie ‘The Dressmaker’. Movie starts at 6:30pm with drinks and light snacks provided. No bookings required.

07.01.2022 Need technology help? Good news, our volunteer Christy is back today at the Portland Library and every Wednesday 3-5pm to assist. No bookings required, first come, first served basis.

06.01.2022 Check out some of the great new releases available free with your library card...

04.01.2022 Don't forget the Portland Library will be open tomorrow night until 10pm for more Libraries After Dark fun! Come along and watch the movie 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople' starring Sam Neill at 7pm, free tea/coffee and snacks available. Movies not your thing? Just come in for a relax or a cuppa and chat. Everyone welcome. #Glenelglibraries #librariesafterdark #librarieschangelives

03.01.2022 LUCKY DIP New to our children's section is our lucky dip selections for children. Come and collect a surprise pack of picture books.... A lovely way to experience different picture books and a little bit of fun for the kids. Each pack includes 5 picture books inside, all you need to do is come into the library let your little one pick a pack, check it out and open your surprise. The packs also provide a great grab and go option for busy families.

01.01.2022 Did you know, you can borrow DVDs for FREE at your library at Portland, Heywood or Casterton!

01.01.2022 We had an incredible night learning and drawing with local artist Rory carter last night as part of libraries after dark program. We have a creative few weeks coming up for the rest of April. Come in and join us every Thursday night from 5pm - 10pm

01.01.2022 We'll have to make do with this author's back catalogue since he announced his retirement from writing last month. They're great reads for just about anyone to enjoy. Highly recommended.