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2 Graf Avenue, West Ryde 2114 UBD Map Ref. 193 D15
Opening Hours | Author Talk | Customer Service | History Week talk | insights: People - Places - Films - Facts Reading Group | Roadzone | Seniors Morning Teas
| Opening Hours |
Monday |
10am- 5pm |
| Tuesday |
10am- 8pm |
| Wednesday |
10am- 5pm |
| Thursday |
10am- 8pm |
| Friday |
10am- 5pm |
| Saturday |
9.30am - 5pm |
| Sunday |
12 noon - 4pm |
COUNCIL SERVICES THROUGH THE LIBRARIES
The City of Ryde is now expanding resident access to Council services though its network of libraries.
With the exception of matters relating to development, residents can now access a range of services and information previously only available from the Civic Centre.
A Council Kiosk (dedicated computer) is available at each branch library for resident access to Council information and to make payments online. All library staff have been trained in Council services and will be able to assist you with your enquiries.
Payments for Council services can be made at the libraries by cheque, money order, Mastercard and Visa (merchant fees apply). Please note, however, that cash payments cannot be accepted at the libraries.

Roadzone at West Ryde Library - Education Tomorrow's Drivers - 22 August to 28 September
From 22 August to 28 September, West Ryde Library will host three computer based-exhibits as part of the NRMA RoadZone programme which is presented by Questacon—The National Science and Technology Centre in partnership with NRMA Motoring and Services. The mini-exhibition is designed for children aged 9 to 14 years of age and consists of three interactive exhibits that demonstrate how behavior on the road can influence the chance of survival. The aim of the mini-exhibition is to educate visitors about the influence of peers in decision making, the importance of personal responsibility on the road and the importance of the identification and minimisation of risk.

Author Talk - Lijia Zhang "Socialism is great"
Come & meet the author of - “Socialism Is Great!: A Worker’s Memoir of the New China", By Lijia Zhang. A spirited memoir by a former Chinese factory worker who grew up in Nanjing, participated in the Tiananmen Square protest and ended up an international journalist.
Where: West Ryde Library When: Mon 8th September 2008 Time: 11.30am—12.30pm approx Lunch provided Bookings Essential - Phone: 9952 8376

History Week Talks
How to trace the history of your house Ever wondered whether your house had a name? Not sure when it was built. Would you like to know who lived in it? More information . . . (PDF 97KB) Venue: West Ryde Library - 2 Graf Avenue, West Ryde Date: Thursday 11 September 2008 Time: 6.00pm - 7.30pm Bookings essential! Phone: 9952 8352

INSIGHTS: People - Places - Films - Facts: Wine & Cheese evenings
A series of wine and cheese evenings at West Ryde Library - 2 Graf Avenue, West Ryde Last Thursday of every month - 6.00pm to 7.30pm Bookings open 1st of each month - Some workshops have limited numbers! Enquiries: 9952 8376 - Age restrictions apply!
Bookings open 1st of each month (age restrictions apply) Session times: 6.00 - 7.30pm Enquiries: 9952 8376

READERS' GROUP @ WEST RYDE LIBRARY
For interested readers wanting to discuss favourite authors, fiction book awards, and biographies. Meets 2nd Thursday of the month at 10.00am for approx. 1 hour. Discussion group with morning tea.

SENIORS MORNING TEA @ WEST RYDE LIBRARY
Talks held at 10.00am on the last Monday of each Month. Morning tea and discussion. Enquiries phone 9952 8376.
- 25th August - Pioneer women of Australia.
- 29th September - Dorothea Mackellar. Her life and poetry

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Telephone: (02) 9952 8376 |
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TTY: (02) 9807 2622 (TTY indicates a telephone device used with the telephone (and the phone number) for communication between deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired and/or hearing persons) |
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Email: wrlibrary@ryde.nsw.gov.au |
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Fax: (02) 9807 2285 |
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Book return chutes: At the front of the library. |
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Small Group Study Facilies: Bookings essential. For library related use only. Conditions apply. |
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Accessibility: Entry and toilet facilities for people with disabilities. |
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Other Libraries: Eastwood | Gladesville | North Ryde | Ryde | |