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Capalaba Library is one of three mainland branch libraries of the
The library has one meeting room which may be used free by community groups and not-for-profit organisations. It can accommodate up to 30 people when seated lecture style. The meeting room opens onto an inviting outdoor area called the “Atrium”.
The library has 16 internet computers available for use by library members and visitors. These can be booked by clients on the library’s self-booking computer system. Training sessions in the use of the internet and email are conducted by library staff.
The library holds books and audiovisual items suitable for all age groups. In 2010 it added downloadable items (ebooks, talking books and music) to its holdings for library members to access. All library items can be searched for on the library’s online catalogue.
Redland City Council
Redland City, better known as the Redlands and formerly known as Redland Shire, is a local government area and a part of the Brisbane metropolitan area in South East Queensland. With a population of 156,863 in June 2018, the city is spread alo ...
, Queensland, along with those at Cleveland
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and Victoria Point; there are other branches on the Redland City Council’s islands.
History
The Capalaba Library is housed within the Council building, Capalaba Place, in Noeleen Street,Capalaba
Capalaba is an urban locality in the City of Redland, Queensland, Australia. In the , Capalaba had a population of 17,333 people.
Geography
The suburb has large shopping and commercial centres with two malls and a major bus station, as well a ...
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Queensland "Civic Design" award in 1997. It was opened 20 April 1996.
In 2008 the library underwent renovations to become a modern, aesthetic environment for its clients.
Facilities and collections
The library has one meeting room which may be used free by community groups and not-for-profit organisations. It can accommodate up to 30 people when seated lecture style. The meeting room opens onto an inviting outdoor area called the “Atrium”.
The library has 16 internet computers available for use by library members and visitors. These can be booked by clients on the library’s self-booking computer system. Training sessions in the use of the internet and email are conducted by library staff.
The library holds books and audiovisual items suitable for all age groups. In 2010 it added downloadable items (ebooks, talking books and music) to its holdings for library members to access. All library items can be searched for on the library’s online catalogue.
Free activities
Numerous free activities are held throughout the year for library members. These include book launches, meet the author events, and other activities suitable for all age groups. The library also hosts activities specifically for junior clients during the school holidays. The Capalaba Library, along with the other Redland City Council libraries, offers technology sessions for clients. These cover topics such as selling on eBay, ancestry.com, a look at Google products, and other sessions.References
External links
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