Knox Library
Branch Location
425 Burwood HighwayWantirna South 3152
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Opening Hours
Monday: 9am - 8pmTuesday: 9am - 8pm
Wednesday: 9am - 8pm
Thursday: 9am - 8pm
Friday: 9am - 8pm
Saturday: 9am - 4pm
Sunday: 1pm - 4pm
Contact
Phone: 9800 6470Branch Details
Knox Library, the beating heart of Knox City Shopping Centre, opened on November 8th 1977. The Library is a dynamic and welcoming space for all members of the community. Among its many attractions is the Chinese collection of books and DVDs.Key Facilities
- Public toilets: Male/Female/Accessible, baby change
- Photocopier: Black&White, Colour
- Internet: 18 public access Internet PCs (15 60-minute PCs, 3 10-minute PCs)
- Genealogy: 1 PC
- Audio: 1 PC and soundproof room
- Special collections: Chinese & Vietnamese language collections
Access Information
One set of automatic doors at the entrance. Internal access: The library is on one level. Catalogues are on high benches.Car Parking
Free parking in the shopping centre approximately 15 metres from the library entrance. Accessible carparks near the side entrance of Myer approximately 100 metres from the library (no accessible access from these parking spaces to the library, access through Myer). Shop Mobility vehicles e.g wheelchairs and scooters are available for hire during shop trading hours. Shop Mobility is located in The Loft (upper level) at the Eastern end of Knox City Shopping Centre. Parents with prams parking spaces near the side entrance of Myer approximately 100 metres from the library.Return Chute Availability
After hours book return chute available.Branch Manager
Anita GardinerUpcoming Events
Tiny Tots Storytime
Today at 10:00 AMJoin us for this 30 minute session featuring simple stories, songs and rhymes to promote your child's early development. Tiny Tots is a special bonding time for families - parents, grandparents and friends are all welcome. After the session, feel...
Toddler Storytime
Today at 11:00 AMJoin us for stories, songs and rhymes for 1-3 year-olds. Storytime helps your child develop early literacy skills and lifelong love of books. A simple colouring activity or play with puzzles will be held after the session.
Making Home Safer For Seniors – A Guide To Living Safe & Sound At Home As You Age
Today at 1:00 PM90% of Australian seniors want to remain in the comfort of their own home rather than institutionalized care; however, home must remain a safe, healthy and practical living environment. Come and hear Wendy Miles from Home Instead discuss practical solutions...