Top 5 Libraries in Southern Queensland, Queensland

The history of the district is celebrated at Dogwood Crossing, the cultural hub of Miles community. This building is architecturally stunning with seven-metre-tall stylised bottle trees forming a colonnade down its center. Home to the John Mullins Art Gallery, Library and IT Centre.

Toowoomba Regional Council has 13 library branches across our region including a mobile library service. These offer free access to books, magazines, movies, music, internet, eResources, online learning and more. Also on offer are a wide variety of free programs ranging across early childhood, community interest, education and much more. Library memberships are free to all Queensland residents.

MyALL 107 is the cultural and creative hub of Dalby, with it housing the Dalby Library, Dalby Cinema and Gallery 107. Gallery 107 creates an immersive environment with inspiring artworks from talented artists and regular changing program of exhibitions from local & visiting artists. The library is the perfect place to take time to relax and read a book or to enjoy the latest films at the cinema.

If you're interested in the history of our region or tracing your family tree, visit the Local History Library. The Local History Library in Toowoomba has a valuable archival collection and is of local, state and national significance. The impressive collection holds records from local identities, businesses and many community organisations. The Robinson Collection holds over 5000 items and has more than 3000 photographs relating to the history of Toowoomba and the Darling Downs. The Toowoomba Chronicle and the Darling Downs Gazette are held on microfilm dating from the 1860s onwards. The Oakey and Pittsworth local history collections focus on the history of the area and include books, maps, photographs, personal letters, business records, pamphlets and clippings.