To go in the draw to WIN a ticket to the Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival, just visit the Augusta or Margaret River Library, fill in an entry form and place your competition entry in the box provided. Winners will be drawn on 28^th May.

The Margaret River Library is proud to be a venue partner with the following FREE events

Friday 1 June, 11am – 12pm. Join author Shokoofeh Azar as she shares her experiences of using magical realism to reignite culture and add layers of meaning to her stories.

Saturday 2 June, 10am – 11am. “You got to be in it to win it!” Come along to meet the winners of the Margaret River Press Short Story Competition and the South West Shorts Competition.

FREE events, bookings essential at www.mrrwfestival.com or visit the Arts Margaret River Office

Join us to celebrate 35 years of performing arts in our community!

The Autumn Lights event is a farewell to the old Cultural Centre before it closes and major transformational works to begin. The Shire and Arts Margaret River invite you to a wonderful evening featuring live music, dance, a live kids art activity with muralist Rebecca Cool, laser light show and much more. Plans for the new building will be on display and there will be a licensed bar, food trucks and coffee van.

Date: 17 March 2018

Time: 5-7pm

Venue: Cultural Centre Lawns

Thursday 22nd February, 6 – 7:30pm

Learn how to set high integrity goals so you can avoid burn out in business and in life. Gain tips on how to stay motivated and inspired.

Stephanie Holland’s latest book is the basis for this workshop. All welcome to this free event. Please RSVP by 21 Feb to amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or Ph: 9780 5600

Stephanie Holland is a strategist, writer and consultant passionate about profit and impact, and leaving the world a little better than she found it. The Freedom Philosophy is her second book.

Join local author Helen Allan to celebrate the launch of ‘Cassie’s Coven’ a new book series aimed at girls aged 8-11 years who enjoy magic and mystery.

Each book follows the lives of four little girls from the small South West town of Witchborough as they use magic, and girl power, to solve environmental mysteries that have the potential to wreak havoc in their small town. In the spirit of Nancy Drew, these young girls will delight readers with their mystery solving abilities, animal familiars, their horses, and their magic.

Margaret River Library  *  Thursday 25 January  *   6 – 7.30pm

 Light refreshments provided  *   Free, family-friendly event