Pt. Chevalier Community Library

Point Chevalier, Nueva Zelanda

3.5

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4 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+64 9-374 1322
Dirección:
Cnr Great North and Pt. Chevalier Rds Pt. Chevalier, Point Chevalier, Auckland, 1022
Pt Chevalier
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
120 mHuia Road
120 mPoint Chevalier Shops
290 mKiwi Road
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Hoy

Hoy 10:00 – 16:00
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Horario local (Point Chevalier) 11:19 sábado, 5 de julio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:00 – 17:30
martes 09:00 – 17:30
miércoles 09:00 – 17:30
jueves 09:00 – 17:30
viernes 09:00 – 17:30
sábado 10:00 – 16:00
domingo –

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4 opiniones sobre Pt. Chevalier Community Library

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Tu valoración: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
The legacy of the now-​closed Carrington Hospital just up the road means that there is quite a lot of supported housing around here. This means that sometimes there can be some surprising people in this library, but luckily the librarians here seem well equipped to deal with unusual requests and people maybe talking louder than usual in a library. It’s quite good actually, knowing that there’s a place anyone is welcome; you can imagine some of these library patrons wouldn’t be welcome in lots of other places, but here they can come and read, and be socialble, and have the same status as anyone else.
In terms of other library facilities, this one has all your usual items: books, CDs, mags etc. They have a cool little pit for the children’s area as well where they can hang out and be cool cats in.
Tu valoración: 3
Auckland, New Zealand
I found myself meeting a friend in the Mud Pie Deli one afternoon and got there early. Being a book lover, I decided to check out the library. My initial reaction was that it was like Sesame Street — full of kids. But in fairness to them, they were well behaved and none of them were causing a nuisance. My impression was that it was a nice, relaxed environment — a good place to think and read. I had a browse and was encouraged to find that my favourite author (Paul Auster) had a few books here. I am not really into comics but they have a good selection if you are into that sort of thing — and lets face it a lot are these days. I don’t often find myself in Pt Chev but I think if I lived in the area, I would come here for a peaceful read.
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
Nice quiet library. I know that all libraries are supposed to be queit but they are not, the central city library is busy and noisy. The Point Chevalair Library is peaceful in comparison. I used to come down here to read, because whenever I tried to read in my flat I would become distracted after about 5 min, but when I head down to the library I am kind of forced to do it, not to make reading sound like something I do not want to do, I do want to do it, I just can’t if my laptop is in the vicinity.
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
During high school and intermediate I would often stop in here after school. Get some books, or some comics, the usual story. I wasn’t unique in this, and today you still find hordes of school kids here in the afternoons. The staff are pretty accommodating of this onslaught, as they are of the equally busy one of retirees they get earlier in the day. This is one of the libraries that lives up to the ‘community’ part of ‘community library’, getting to know the locals and working to be an integral part of Pt Chevalier.
Oh, and also there’s books and stuff you can get out. Or read there if you want, there’s plenty of seats.