Become a part of a fun and engaging Book Club! Whether you're an avid reader or just starting to explore the world of books, this club is perfect for you. We'll be meeting in person on the first Saturday of each month at 11:00 AM at Newman Library (26 Kalgan Drive, Newman). Get ready to...
Embrace the joy of learning this September! The City of Melton Learning Festival is back for the sixth year – and it’s bigger and better than ever! This year’s festival theme is Sustainability, and we are excited to bring you over 40 earth-friendly programs throughout the week at our libraries and community centres. With author...
Come join us at 21B Endeavour Rd for a fun-filled day of activities including hair braiding, rock painting, a bubble party and a sausage sizzle. Our doors are open to everyone curious about our vibrant learning environment. Meet our passionate educators, explore our classrooms, and discover the exciting programs we offer. Whether you're a parent,...
Join us for an in-depth workshop on raising bilingual children! We'll start by exploring the different definitions and forms of bilingualism and multiculturalism and how they can be acquired. You'll also learn about why parents raise their children to be proficient in more than one language, and the cognitive and social benefits of multiculturalism. We'll...
Sometimes the choices around renovating or decorating can be incredibly overwhelming. Join Tara from Cantwell Interiors to learn how you can make simple changes in your home to improve your mood, your sleep and overall sense of pride in your space. Time for Q&A if you have any questions about your home.
What does it mean to welcome? Unravel the threads of tradition and activism in 'Island Welcome', where each piece of jewellery reflects deep thought on the power of welcome. Learn about the motivation and techniques of these 12 Australian contemporary artists in the latest exhibition at the Riddoch Art & Cultural Centre through our guided...
Please join us to hear from the following artists about their work: Gail Hawes, Susie Vickery, Dianne Binns and Valdene Diprose.
Celebrate History Week with Peter Lacey, president of the South Coast History Society. Peter will share stories of remarkable Eurobodalla women, from pioneers to a world-renowned economist. Bring your own contributions of significant local women to honour. Don't miss this special event!
Join Darebin Libraries at the SPAN Community House Lunch for a great way to meet new friends and neighbours and learn about all the ways the library can keep you learning in Adult Learners Week and beyond. . . . Image: A block of green with a centred butterfly shape inset with an image of...
