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The Burdekin Library celebrated its 40th birthday last week, marking four decades of fostering a love for literature and learning within the community.
The Ayr branch of the library officially opened on March 31, 1984 with the Home Hill branch following a week later, opening on April 7, 1984.
Cake-cutting events were held at each of the branches to commemorate the significant milestone, celebrating 40 years of stories at the Ayr Library on Tuesday April 16 and the Home Hill Library on Wednesday April 17
Burdekin Shire Council welcomed the community to revel in the memories, accomplishments and stories that have defined the library’s rich history.
Former staff and loyal patrons were invited to commemorate the remarkable journey of the Burdekin Library over the past four decades.
The Burdekin Libraries serve as dynamic community hub, devoted to fostering lifelong learning, enhancing literacy and nurturing an affection for reading.
Offering an extensive array of resources, programs and services tailored to individuals of all ages and interests, the libraries provide a welcoming space for all to come together.
For more information or to register your interest, phone the Burdekin Library on 4783 9970 or email library@burdekin.qld.gov.au.
Library Officer Carli Kovacich and former Library Officer of 27 years Jocelyn Defranciscis
Current and former staff as well as regular patrons gathered at the Home Hill Library last week to celebrate 40 years
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