She said libraries are a place where people come together.
“They can take advantage of the range of programming we offer to inspire, excite and educate.”
She said the celebrations are also a chance to recognise the fabulous staff who have worked at the library over the years and had “celebrity status” in Inglewood, contributing to the library’s success.
These days, the library is still a haven to find a good read, but people can also stop by to use the free internet and computers, pick up an item on loan from New Zealand National Libraries or from one of the district’s other libraries, take part in a free school holiday programme, or get tech help, said Jowitt
There is also a photocopying and scanning service and as an NPDC service centre, locals can pay dog registration or rates or access council information.
Inglewood Library is located at 46 Rata St and open daily except Sunday.
The details:
What: Inglewood Library 100th birthday celebration
When: Saturday, September 7 10.30am
Other: Free entry, come enjoy a slice of birthday cake