Discover the charming Little Free Libraries scattered throughout the City of Marion, promoting literacy and community connection for all ages.
Ongoing activity
Dover Gardens SA 5048, Australia
Free
Little Libraries of Marion invite families to explore a network of charming, community-driven book-sharing spots across the city. These delightful mini libraries encourage everyone to take a book, leave a book, or simply borrow one, fostering a love of reading and making books accessible to all.
Embark on a self-paced adventure with your family to find these creative little libraries located in parks, schools, community centres, and even in front of homes. You’ll discover a wide range of books, from classic novels to children’s picture books, ensuring there’s something for every reader. This activity is perfect for parents looking to inspire their children’s reading habits while enjoying quality time outdoors.
- Pick up a scavenger hunt map and task list from your local Marion library or download them online.
- Explore the City of Marion to find and visit multiple Little Free Libraries.
- Complete at least five tasks on the scavenger hunt list to qualify for a special prize.
- The scavenger hunt is open and self-paced, allowing you to enjoy the experience at your own convenience.
The Little Libraries are spread throughout the City of Marion, including locations such as Glandore, Glengowrie, Marion, Seacombe Gardens, Dover Gardens, Trott Park, Sheidow Park, Mitchell Park, and more. Most libraries are accessible in public spaces like community centres and parks, making it easy to include in your family outings.
This activity promotes community engagement and literacy, relying on the generosity of locals to keep the libraries stocked with books. If you have books to donate, you are encouraged to contribute to any Little Library you visit. The scavenger hunt prize must be claimed by returning the completed task list to a Marion library by 31 July 2026.
Participation in the Little Libraries Scavenger Hunt is free and open to all. Maps and task lists can be collected at local libraries or downloaded online. No prior booking is required, making it a flexible and budget-friendly family activity.
