Sunshine Coast Council’s Kenilworth Library has joined the vibrant town mornings, opening between 9am and noon each week on Wednesday and Thursday, in addition to the regular hours.
For those who haven’t visited Kenilworth for a while, why not make a day of it by taking the beautiful Mary Valley scenic drive, past the quaint town of Imbil. Alternatively, take a drive along the Blackall Range through Maleny, Montville and Mapleton and down the Obi Obi Road.
Kenilworth Library in the centre of town – close to one very famous donut shop, the Kenilworth Bakery.
Kenilworth Library opened in the old Westpac Bank building in the main street on 7 June, 1986 with a collection of 3000 books donated by Nambour Library.
Within a month, library membership had grown to include half of the town’s population of approximately 400 people. A few years later a small council-owned cottage was moved from the Coast to Kenilworth and refurbished as a new home for the little library.
Fast track to today and Kenilworth Library operates as a jewel in the Sunshine Coast Libraries network offering computers, Wi-Fi, and a team of welcoming staff.
From books and magazines, to online resources such as ebooks, and movies or music to download, Kenilworth Library has something for everyone. Why not support this lovely little town and make sure you visit the Kenilworth Library.
Kenilworth Library opening hours:
Day Times
Monday 2-5pm
Tuesday 2-5pm
Wednesday 9am – 12pm
Thursday 9am – 12pm
Friday 10am – 3pm
Saturday 9am – 12pm
Sunday Closed
For more information on library services, visit library.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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Following the Queensland Government Public Health Direction update, customers do not need to display proof of vaccination status to enter Sunshine Coast Libraries locations.
