Waterlooville Library
Opening hours
- Mon 9:30am to 5pm
- Tue 9:30am to 1:30pm
- Wed 9:30am to 5pm
- Thu 9:30am to 5pm
- Fri 9:30am to 5pm
- Sat 9:30am to 5pm
- Sun Closed
Closed on public holidays
- Public computers turn off 15 minutes before the building closes
Transport options
Train travel
Havant Railway Station 11 minute drive, 28 minutes by bus or 21 minute cycle.
Bus travel
Nearest bus stop: Waterlooville Precinct (Stop B), 4 min walk
Facilities and access
WiFi
Printing and copying
Bookable computers
Wheelchair access
Coffee machine
Water bottle refill
Hot Drinks Facilities
Blood Pressure Monitors for loan
Hearing loop
Lift
Accessible toilets
Death Positive hub
Baby changing
Registered assistance dogs welcome
Police Third Party Reporting Centre
More about accessibility
- Library is accessible across multiple floors with passenger lift
- Assistive technology for public computers
Find out more about accessibility in Hampshire's libraries
Room hire
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Waterlooville Library - Curzon Room
Capacity: up to 6 people
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Waterlooville Library - Hulbert Room
Capacity: up to 20 people
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Waterlooville Library - Marshall Room
Capacity: up to 30 people
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Waterlooville Library - Wellington Room
Capacity: up to 20 people
What's on - Clubs and groups
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Baby Play Time at Waterlooville Library
Every Friday
(excluding public holidays)
9:30am to 10:30amNo session on Friday 27 December 2024Come along to our free fun play session for babies up to 1 year old.
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Book Bugs Club at Waterlooville Library
4th Saturday of the month
10am to 11amCome along to Book Bugs Club and listen to our chosen story followed by a craft activity. Suitable for ages 3-5.
Parents/carers to stay.
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Citizens Advice at Waterlooville Library
Every Wednesday
1pm to 3pmCitizens Advice volunteers are here for you every Wednesday to try and help you with any legal, consumer, housing, or other issues you might be facing. No need to book, just drop in.
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Construction Club at Waterlooville Library
1st Saturday of the month
10am to 2pmDo you love making things with Lego/Duplo bricks? Come along 1st Saturday of the month to our club. Drop in between 10am and 2pm.
Suitable for ages 4-10. Parents/carers to stay.
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Craft Activity at Waterlooville Library
2nd Saturday of each month
10am to middayCome and join us for crafts and colouring. Drop in between 10am and midday.
Suitable for ages 4-10. Parents/carers to stay. Donations welcome.
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Games Club at Waterlooville Library
3rd Saturday of each month
10am to 2pmDo you like playing games? Come along and enjoy a game from our collection of board games. Drop in between 10am and 2pm.
Suitable for ages 4 to 10. Parents/carers to stay.
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Learning in Libraries courses
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Storytime with Bunny and Bear at Waterlooville Library
First Wednesday of the month
10:30am to 11amNo session 1 JanuaryCome along and enjoy stories and rhymes for toddlers and their parents/carers.
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Toddlertime at Waterlooville Library
Every Friday
(excluding public holidays)
11am to middayNo session on Friday 27 December 2024Come along to our free fun play session for toddlers aged 1-3. A great chance to bond with your toddler and make new friends.
Parents / carers must stay with their children.
No need to book - just turn up.
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Chat About at Waterlooville Library
Every Tuesday
10:30am to 11:30amCome along to our weekly drop in and meet new friends and have a chat.
Every Tuesday between 10.30am and 11.30am (excluding public holidays).
(event funded by the DWP Household Support Fund)
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Cribbage Club at Waterlooville Library
Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month
10:30am to 12:30pmCome along and join us for a game of cribbage.
For more information contact the library.
All welcome.
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Dementia Poetry and Reminiscence Group at Waterlooville Library
Every last Friday of the month
2pm to 3pmA support group for people with dementia and their carers. Enjoy poetry and reminiscing about the past.
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Festive Fun at Waterlooville Library
Thursday 19 December
10am and 11am
Ukulele Christmas Rhymetime
Join us for some festive sing along tunes with the Cowplain Ukulele Players.
Christmas outfits encouraged but not essential.Saturday 21 December
10am to 2pm
Family Board GamesSaturday 21 December
11am to midday
Cowplain Ukulele Players Christmas Concert
The Cowplain Ukulele Players will be with us playing Christmas songs.Monday 23 December
10am and 11am
Christmas Rhymetime
Join us for our last Rhymetime session of the year and enjoy some festive sing along tunes.Friday 27 December
10am to midday
Construction ClubSaturday 28 December
10am to midday
Bookbugs Story/CraftMonday 30 December
10am to 2pm
Family Board GamesThursday 2 January
1pm to 3pm
Construction ClubFriday 3 January
1pm to 3pm
Family Board GamesFree, donations welcome. Parents/carers to stay.
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Needlecraft Club at Waterlooville Library
Every Wednesday
10:30am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 3:30pmCome along and join us for needlecraft. For further information contact the library.
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Rhymetime at Waterlooville Library
Mondays and Thursdays (except public holidays)
10am to 10:30am and 11am to 11:30amNo session on Monday 30 December 2024Join us for action songs and rhymes for very young children and their parent/carers.
Two sessions available Mondays and Thursdays, 10am to 10.30am or 11am to 11.30am (excluding public holidays).
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Rummikub Club at Waterlooville Library
Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month
10:30am to 12:30pmCome along and join us for a game of Rummikub.
For more information contact the library.
All welcome.
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Scrabble Club at Waterlooville Library
Every Thursday
10:30am to 12:30pmCome along and join us for a game of scrabble. All welcome.
For further information contact the library.
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Well-Being Coffee Morning at Waterlooville Library
Every 1st Friday of the month
(excluding public holidays)
10am to middayWorking in partnership with Bereavement Care from Southern Co-op, who support those who are dying or bereaved, we would like to invite you to our Well-Being Coffee Morning.
Meet other people who understand what you are going through; and join us in helping to remove the barriers to talking about death, dying and living with loss.