There’s a wide range of programs and events for adults and children held regularly at our libraries. Our eNewsletter or connecting with us on social media is a great way to keep up to date with what’s happening in our libraries. View the current eNewsletter or sign up to receive our eNewsletter straight to your inbox. For more information about any of our programs or events please contact your local library branch. If you’ve attended one of our events or programs and would like to provide us with feedback, we look forward to hearing from you.
Want to win $200 worth of Young Adult books?
To enter, simply fill in this form. Eligible entries must meet the competition guidelines:
- Must be between 12-18 years of age
- Must be a member of the Richmond-Upper Clarence Regional Library
- Non-members can join online or visit your branch library
- Competition closes 30 September 2026
- Winner will be drawn and contacted early October
Good luck!
Adult Learners Week 1-8 September
Online
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Book Launch – The Kettle’s On by Susan Hughes
Saturday 19 September, 1pm
Kyogle Library
Susan is a local author. The Kettle’s On is their debut book. You can join Susan afterwards at the Roxy Gallery from 2-4pm for drinks and nibbles.
Date: Saturday 19 September
Time: 1pm
Location: Kyogle Library
RSVP: Thursday 17 September
Phone: 6660 0240
This is a free event – bookings preferred.
Dear Survivor
Kyogle Library
Kyogle Library is hosting a Red Box in support of “Dear Survivor”. This is a companion project to Salt: Bearing Witness, a contemporary photography exhibition by 6 Acre Studios, created in support of survivors of gender-based violence. You can participate in this initiative by writing to a survivor, known or unknown. It can be a letter, a poem, or a single word; the length was never the point. Every submission will be personally read. A collection will be displayed publicly at the Roxy Gallery in Kyogle from 14 November 2026 – 3 January 2027.
How to take part:
- Write online
- Text a letter to 0458 521 120
- Drop a handwritten letter into a red box, including at Kyogle Library, Kyogle Together, and the Roxy Gallery.
Did you know?
The way we send you branded text messages is changing. As of 1 June 2026 any SMS from our library service that’s delivered via our SMS provider will come through to our members with the sender ID: RUCRLibrary. Text messages sent with unregistered sender IDs will have the sender ID replaced with the word ‘Unverified’. This is to help protect you from scammers using text messages to impersonate well-known brands.
From 1 July 2026, only real businesses and organisations can use a branded sender ID for a text message. This means that you can trust that any message you receive with a sender ID is from the organisation it says it’s from. These changes will happen automatically – you do not need to do anything.
