Rowville Library

Opening Hours

Monday 9am-5.30pm
Tuesday 9am-5.30pm
Wednesday 9am-5.30pm
Thursday 9am-8pm
Friday 9am-5.30pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday 12pm-5pm

Contact

9800 6443

Address

Stud Park Shopping Centre
Stud Road
Rowville 3178
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Car Parking

Free parking to the left of the library and elsewhere in the shopping centre. Two accessible parking spaces outside front door.

Returns Chute

After hours return chute available.

Key Facilities

Public toilets	Yes
Accessible toilet	Yes
Baby change	Yes
Photocopying (Black & White, Colour)	Yes
Printing (Black & White, Colour)	Yes
Scanning	Yes
Public PCs	20 available - Book now
10-minute PCs	No
WiFi (free)	Yes
Community room for hire	No
Public study spaces	Yes
Private study spaces	No
Microfiche reader	Yes

Team Leader

Federica Mastrangelo

Branch Details

Rowville Library was established in 1989 under the clock tower at Stud Park Shopping Centre. It is a bright and busy library well used by the local community as a place to meet people, find out things and borrow from a wide range of resources. Lots of young families and retirees make use of our facilities and our friendly staff are always happy to help you. Special Collections

Choice Magazine
Console Games
Rowville Lysterfield Community News
Chinese Books, DVDs & Newspaper
Seed Library

Accessibility

Accessible Parking	All on-site parking belongs to Stud Park Shopping Centre 2x Accessible Parking spaces available in front of library
Physical features	Large automatic entry single door, wide enough for electronic scooters or wheelchairs Mostly physically accessible with some furniture moveable if required Wide browsing spaces of book collections Library on one level
Assistance animals	Welcome. Please ensure badge and jackets are brought with you.
Accessible toilet	One accessible toilet available Door entry space wide enough to fit electric scooters or wheelchairs Hand rail next to toilet Medium heavy pull handle door Medium-size space
Communication aids	Rowville Library Access Key: A customized accessibility guide that provides tailored information on library access, including photos. Text only version: Rowville Library Access Key (text only) Communication board: A set of symbols, pictures or photos that someone can use to point to, to communicate with those around them. These are tailored specifically for the library and can be found at the reception desk.
Text Magnifier	Available for use
Alternative assistances	Large print collections: There are a number of books and magazines that are printed with a larger font size to make it easier to read. Audiobooks: There are a number of physical and digital copies of voice recordings of books available allowing you to listen to the book rather than read. eBooks: There are thousands of books available digitally that can be accessed anywhere on your own device. Learn more. Online resources: There are journals, newspapers, webpages, online databases and multimedia materials that can be accessed anywhere on your own device. Learn more. ReaderPen: A convenient portable tool that allows you to scan text and have audio read out in natural speaking voices. The devices are available for loan. VOX Books: There are a number of children’s books available for loan that have a permanently attached VOX reader (audio) that transforms the regular book into an all-in-one read-along.
Public PCs	Available for use by library members. All PCs use Windows 10 and include accessibility features.