Library locations

Find a Council library closest to your local area, including mobile libraries as well as The Pop-up Library. Brisbane City Council has 33 libraries located across Brisbane.

The State Library of Queensland is not affiliated with Council. Visit the State Library of Queensland website to find out about their services.

Inala Library

The Inala Library will be closed on Tuesday 30 April 2024 for essential roof maintenance works to be completed safely, weather and site conditions permitting. The library will re-open at 9am on Wednesday 1 May 2024.

Access to after hours returns will be available at the library throughout the temporary closure. Alternatively, library items can be returned to any other Brisbane City Council library. 

Mobile library

Council has a mobile library service, which offers a convenient service to residents living in Aspley, Bellbowrie, Brighton, Ellen Grove, Forest Lake, Manly West, Mt Crosby and The Gap. 

The Pop-up library

Council’s Pop-up library brings the joy of reading to Brisbane residents at community events, festivals and selected parks across the city.

Library locations

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Sandgate Library

1 Seymour Street, Sandgate

07 3667 6022

Sandgate Library

Sandgate Town Hall

Cliff and Seymour Streets, Sandgate

Sandgate Town Hall

Spring Hill Baths

14 Torrington Street, Spring Hill

07 3054 4359

Spring Hill Baths

St Lucia Community Hall

27 Guilfoyle Street, Ironside Park, St Lucia

St Lucia Community Hall

Stones Corner Library

280 Logan Road, Greenslopes

07 3403 2170

Stones Corner Library

Sunnybank Community Centre

65 Gager Street, corner Turton Street, Sunnybank

Sunnybank Community Centre

Sunnybank Hall

Corner Lister and Gager Streets, Sunnybank

Sunnybank Hall

Sunnybank Hills Library

Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown, 661 Compton Road, Sunnybank Hills

07 3407 0571

Sunnybank Hills Library

The Emily Seebohm Aquatic Centre - Fitzgibbon

523 Telegraph Road, Fitzgibbon

07 3269 8906

The Emily Seebohm Aquatic Centre - Fitzgibbon
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