Naracoorte Library

Become a member of the Naracoorte Library - it's free!

You can register for a library card at any age - even children can have their own library card! They just need a parent or guardian to register for them.

Once you're a member, you can access everything from :

• An extensive collection of books, DVDs, magazines and more from all over the State through the OneCard network
• Programs and activities for all ages
• Free Wi-Fi, computers and technology
• Free spaces for community use
• Our local history collection
• Digital library resources including eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines and more which are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!

To view the Naracoorte Library's online catalogue, go to  https://onecard.network/client/en_AU/naracoorte

Opening hours for the Naracoorte Library are:

• Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday - 9am-5.30pm
• Thursday - 9am-7pm
• Saturday - 9am-noon
• Sunday - closed

To keep up to date with programs, events, activities and news at the Naracoorte Library, follow the Facebook page @naracoortelibrarytownhall

Phone the Naracoorte Library on (08) 8760 1170.

Rooms and spaces in the Naracoorte Library have been named in collaboration with the Naracoorte Caves to link the town centre to South Australia’s only World Heritage site.

These include:

• The Alexandra Room - a community meeting room located at the front of the Library. This is named after the spectacular and visually-stunning Alexandra Cave at the Naracoorte Caves, which was discovered in 1908.
• The Victoria Room - the local history room located at the rear of the Library, which houses video-conferencing facilities and the Library’s popular microfiche machine. Significant historical items are also housed in custom-built cabinetry. The Victoria Room gets its name from the Victoria Cave which is renowned for its outstanding scientific value.
• The Bat Cave - the playful and engaging children’s area. Featuring stunning large windows to let in an abundance of natural light, the children’s area has its own disabled access and is located adjacent to the Library’s parents room. The Bat Cave at the Naracoorte Caves is one of only three known breeding sites for the Southern Bent-wing Bat. (This space is open to the public at all times, so is not available for private bookings.)
• The Wonambi Gallery - a brand new exhibition space in the heart of Naracoorte, the Wonambi Gallery will present a changing program of exhibitions, ranging from local artists and collections to nationally-significant touring works. Located in the foyer of the Town Hall and accessible whenever the facilities are open, it connects the new Library and historic Naracoorte Town Hall by a linked gallery space, creating much-needed upgraded disabled access to the Town Hall as well as a shared community meeting room and upgraded Town Hall toilet facilities. The naming of the gallery is a nod to the Wonambi Fossil Centre at the Naracoorte Caves, which acknowledges the now-extinct Wonambi - a species of constrictor snake first identified from fossil material found at Naracoorte.