The Discover Deadly team will be visiting the library to chat about how to stay safe around snakes and reptiles and give participants the chance to interact with reptiles that live at the centre. Best suited to kids over 5 years old.
Session One: Wednesday 4 October | 10.15am – 11.00am at Margaret River Library
Session Two: Wednesday 4 October | 11.15am – 12.00 at Margaret River Library
Please only book one session per child to allow others to attend. Bookings are essential and children myst be accompanied by an adult at library events, although tickets are only required for kids.
To book go to; Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries Events | Eventbrite
Do you have a picky eater or a child learning to read? Join speech pathologist/author Narelle Wynter and award-winning local illustrator Rebecca Cool for the library launch of their fun book I’d Rather Eat Chocolate.
Book reading, craft, veggie snack, book sales and signings all available.
Best suited to kids aged 3-8 years
Session One: Tuesday 3 October | 10.30am – 11.30am at Margaret River Library
Session Two: Tuesday 3 October | 2.00pm – 3.00pm at Augusta Library
For bookings go to Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries Events | Eventbrite
Do you have a picky eater or a child learning to read? Join speech pathologist/author Narelle Wynter and award-winning local illustrator Rebecca Cool for the library launch of their fun book I’d Rather Eat Chocolate.
Book reading, craft, veggie snack, book sales and signings all available.
Best suited to kids aged 3-8 years
Session One: Tuesday 3 October | 10.30am – 11.30am at Margaret River Library
Session Two: Tuesday 3 October | 2.00pm – 3.00pm at Augusta Library
For bookings go to Shire of Augusta Margaret River Libraries Events | Eventbrite
WHAT WE CONSUME, CONSUMES US: An exhibition by Dolores Delia
Plate… The vehicle that transports our food. The limit, the measure of the ephemeral pleasure of each meal. A symbol, the foundation of what we put into our bodies, what we eat, and sometimes eats us. What are we putting on our plates? What are we chewing, and ingesting. And by this I mean more than just food. Thinking about what I feed on… Thoughts, feelings, insecurities, body image, concepts…
Exhibition on show in the Cocoon Gallery for emerging artists until the end of October 2023. All works are for sale through the artist.
The Shire libraries will be hosting two storytime sessions with the Australian Red Cross based on the Birdie story books. The Birdie books aim to teach young children about different emergencies and how to stay calm in stressful situations with fun activities and interactive stories.
No need to book, just turn up.
The Shire libraries will be hosting two storytime sessions with the Australian Red Cross based on the Birdie story books. The Birdie books aim to teach young children about different emergencies and how to stay calm in stressful situations with fun activities and interactive stories.
No need to book, just turn up.
To celebrate CBCA Book Week 2023, you are invited to a children’s book author talk With Shane L. Montague
Shane Montague will be speaking about his book The Race Car Toby Built based on the true story of how he built a race cart with his grandson.
The real race cart will be revealed at the end of the talk and there will be free healthy snacks provided.
Best suited to kids aged 8 and over, however all welcome.
Come along and join in the fun!
Margaret River Library is hosting Bill Bunbury in conversation with Peter Burke with the Margaret River Bookshop in attendance. Book your seat by RSVP to Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or Ph: 9780 5600
Light refreshments will be provided. All welcome.
Session 2: Greywater Irrigation and Composting Toilets – home scale sustainability
- What is greywater and how it can be utilised as an irrigation resource
- Greywater reuse, greywater treatment and greywater disposal
- Greywater, regulations and approvals
- What is a composting toilet and in what scenario are they suitable
- Understanding how a composting toilet works and what’s required for maintenance
- Composting toilets, regulations and approvals
These information sessions are FREE but space is limited so RSVP to Eventbrite, Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or Ph: 9780 5600
Session 1: On Site Wastewater Management – Septic Systems, ATU’s and More…
Thursday 14th September, 6 – 7.30pm
- An introduction to the inner working and basic science behind how common wastewater management systems work and the situations that they’re most suited to.
- Gain a basic understanding of how traditional septic systems work and what role the tanks and drains play in wastewater treatment.
- A brief into the range of ATU’s (secondary treatment systems) available and the applications of these systems.
- The importance of understanding your site and soil conditions and the role this plays in deciding upon the most suitable system for your needs.
- Understanding regulations and navigating the approval process
- A useful insight for builders and anyone looking to build a home in an area without sewage
Anthony Smith is a local environmental engineer passionate about sustainable water practices. He will be presenting 2 information sessions for homeowners and builders looking to get an understanding around what their septic/wastewater options are when building new homes and how different options can fit with local government regulations.
Session 1: On Site Wastewater Management – Septic Systems, ATU’s and More…
- An introduction to the inner working and basic science behind how common wastewater management systems work and the situations that they’re most suited to.
- Gain a basic understanding of how traditional septic systems work and what role the tanks and drains play in wastewater treatment.
- A brief into the range of ATU’s (secondary treatment systems) available and the applications of these systems.
- The importance of understanding your site and soil conditions and the role this plays in deciding upon the most suitable system for your needs.
- Understanding regulations and navigating the approval process
- A useful insight for builders and anyone looking to build a home in an area without sewage
These information sessions are FREE but space is limited so RSVP to Eventbrite, Email: amrlibrary@amrshire.wa.gov.au or Ph: 9780 5600
Session 2: Greywater Irrigation and Composting Toilets – home scale sustainability
Thursday 21st September, 6 – 7.30pm
- What is greywater and how it can be utilised as an irrigation resource
- Greywater reuse, greywater treatment and greywater disposal
- Greywater, regulations and approvals
- What is a composting toilet and in what scenario are they suitable
- Understanding how a composting toilet works and what’s required for maintenance
- Composting toilets, regulations and approvals
Anthony Smith is a local environmental engineer passionate about sustainable water practices. He will be presenting 2 information sessions for homeowners and builders looking to get an understanding around what their septic/wastewater options are when building new homes and how different options can fit with local government regulations.