Everyone is welcome at Libraries Tasmania
Libraries are accessible, culturally and socially safe places that are open to everyone.
It’s Harmony Week 16–22 March: time to celebrate diversity and appreciate the differences that make us all human.
The week aligns with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination on 21 March. The theme for Harmony Week 2026 is Connecting with culture through stories.
Everyone belongs
Libraries Tasmania provides an inclusive environment. We provide safe, welcoming spaces, and inclusive collections, events and services.
You can read about our commitment to diversity and inclusion in our Guiding Principles on the Libraries Tasmania website.
You can also explore the Australian Government Harmony Week website for resources.
Find a Harmony Week event
- Explore Harmony Week events on Eventbrite
- Find out what your local library offers you and your family on our Public Libraries webpage
- Explore our specially curated Harmony Week book collection
Bi-lingual picture books and board books
- Explore the bi-lingual picture book and board book collection available at selected libraries. Place a hold on a book to have it delivered to your local library.
- Try the new Spanish/Español language collection, supporting all‑ages family literacy at Hobart Library and statewide. Search the Libraries Tasmania catalogue or speak to staff at your local library to have books delivered to your nearest library.
Explore the eLibrary
- Read eBooks, eAudiobooks and eMagazines in world languages:
- Find more than 4,500 picture books in 70+ world languages (all with English translations) in the LOTE4Kids eStory collection.
- Read newspapers and magazines in world languages
- Want to learn a new language? With your free Libraries Tasmania membership dive into Mango Languages and choose from more than 70 languages.
Practise your English
Want to improve your English? Ask staff at your local library about beginner and intermediate English conversation groups.
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