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During the presentation, participants will learn how to identify important online accounts, organise digital information, improve account security, recognise online safety considerations, and take practical steps to manage their digital legacy.
Participants will be encouraged to discuss their own digital challenges, ask questions, and receive guidance on topics such as passwords, online accounts, email access, and digital safety.
During the presentation, participants will learn how to identify important online accounts, organise digital information, improve account security, recognise online safety considerations, and take practical steps to manage their digital legacy.
Participants will be encouraged to discuss their own digital challenges, ask questions, and receive guidance on topics such as passwords, online accounts, email access, and digital safety.
Are you over 50 and interested in joining the free 2026 Young Mentors Program? Come along to a friendly information session at the library to find out how the program works and ask any questions. The program offers personalised help with digital skills, lets you learn at your own pace and supports you to use technology and navigate the online world more safely.
Bring your own phone, tablet or laptop so you can practise new skills straight away while connecting and learning with a local high school student.
To register for the information session, please contact Margaret River Library on 08 9780 5600 or email abrawls@amrshire.wa.gov.au. Seniors who would like to join the program will need to attend this information session first.
Program session dates: Wednesday 28 October, Wednesday 4 November, Wednesday 18 November and Wednesday 25 November, 10.15am to 11.45am.
In this exhibition, Cait presents art that attempts to capture visions that come into her mind. They often represent something quite meaningful – an experience, realisation or a special place. Some are a more philosophical look at life, and an attempt to try and visualise her understanding of the complex world we live in.
Most of her art is made with oil and acrylic paints. She has always been drawn to things that are colourful which translates into her painting style. She feels that contrast, line work and repeating organic patterns are what she leans towards, rather than something that is precise. She tries to keep rules, but each painting has been created in a different way from the previous effort.
Call into the Margaret River Library to view Cait’s work or view more works on her Instagram page @psychovisionss.
The exhibition continues until the end of October.
Supported by Margi Pride, these welcoming workshops are perfect for anyone keen to pick up a new skill or spend time crafting in good company. Whether you’ve never held a crochet hook before or already have some experience, local maker Nirala Hunt will be there to guide you through the basics and share helpful tips.
We’ll be working with bright, colourful yarn inspired by the LGBTIQA+ community and pride, creating a relaxed and inclusive space where everyone can feel comfortable to join in.
All materials are provided, along with light refreshments. Just bring yourself.
You’re welcome to attend one session or both.
Margaret River Library
Thursday 16 July | 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Saturday 18 July | 10.30am to 1pm
Bookings: Please RSVP to help us plan seating and materials.
Email amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or call 08 9780 5600.
Cost: Free
Supported by Margi Pride, these welcoming workshops are perfect for anyone keen to pick up a new skill or spend time crafting in good company. Whether you’ve never held a crochet hook before or already have some experience, local maker Nirala Hunt will be there to guide you through the basics and share helpful tips.
We’ll be working with bright, colourful yarn inspired by the LGBTIQA+ community and pride, creating a relaxed and inclusive space where everyone can feel comfortable to join in.
All materials are provided, along with light refreshments. Just bring yourself.
You’re welcome to attend one session or both.
Margaret River Library
Thursday 16 July | 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Saturday 18 July | 10.30am to 1pm
Bookings: Please RSVP to help us plan seating and materials.
Email amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or call 08 9780 5600.
Cost: Free
Join our one-hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges with all Lego provided.
Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential.
Go to amrlibrarieseventbrite.com.au to book your place.
Join our one-hour long Lego Club session to take on new challenges with all Lego provided.
Best suited to children over 5 years and bookings are essential.
Go to amrlibrarieseventbrite.com.au to book your place.
All school holiday activities are FREE at the Shire Libraries, however bookings are essential and children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
Come to the Margaret River Library to learn and play with the Sphero and Roo-ver robots. This workshop will be great for any kids that love STEM, coding, and are interested in robotics.
This activity is for children over 7 years and bookings are essential as places are limited. Book here: Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries
All school holiday activities are FREE at the Shire Libraries, however bookings are essential and children must be accompanied by an adult for each session.
Fearn Avenue, Margaret River WA 6285
Phone: (08) 9780 5600
Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au