Is the Newcastle Library open today?
Newcastle Libraries are open for: Book browsing, borrowing and returns. Please use our self-check machines to issue and return your own books if you can. (Books can be returned at anytime to the 24-hour returns machine built into City Library’s wall on the John Dobson Street side.)
Is Newcastle library open during lockdown?
Newcastle (City) Newcastle Libraries is operating a COVIDSafe service model, and our library branches are open and ready to welcome you.
Can anyone use Newcastle library?
All of our libraries are available not only to our staff and students but other members of the community can also join including SCONUL, schools students and teachers, NHS and more.
Do you have to wear a face covering in the Library?
Face Coverings From Monday 28 March, it will no longer be mandatory for members to wear masks when entering, moving around, or being seated in the Library. It is however the government’s guidance that masks are worn in crowded and enclosed spaces, and we would encourage you to follow that advice.
Is Newcastle City Library free?
Anybody can join Newcastle Libraries for free and it costs nothing to borrow books, ebooks or spoken word cassettes/CDs. Non-members are welcome to use any of our reference facilities for free. Access to the internet and scanners via the People’s Network computers is free.
Is dancing allowed in NSW?
NSW restrictions There are no restrictions on singing and dancing. Standing while drinking is allowed. However, NSW Health strongly discourages it.
Can you dance in NSW Covid?
NSW Health strongly advises that patrons consider being seated while drinking. There are no restrictions for singing and dancing.
Can Library force you to wear mask?
Can I print at Newcastle Library?
You can use your Library card to pay for printing and copying at Newcastle Libraries branch.