This January the Book Cubby will be hosted by Augusta Library! The Book Cubby is a mini maker space for creating your own book. Visit the Augusta Library to either create a book to take home and keep, or make one to stay in the Book Cubby and be read by others.
Come to the the workshop to get all the skills to make a special “hot dog” book or visit anytime in January during Augusta Library’s opening hours to design your own, in the cubby.
Best suited to anyone school aged, over 5 years old.
Workshop: Tuesday 6 January | 10.30am – 11.30am at Augusta Library
Book here for workshop: www.eventbrite.com.au/shire-of-augusta-margaret-river-libraries
Come to your local public library to collect your Summer Reading Quest activities and win prizes for reading!
Register at summerreadingquest.net for updates and important reminders or head to the Shire libraries for more details.
Get reading this summer!
All Things Scams!
RSVP: Via Eventbrite or contact Olivia Knowles (9780 5667 / oknowles@amrshire.wa.gov.au)
Consumer Protection WA presents a scams awareness session:
- How to identify and avoid scams
- What to do if you’ve been scammed
- Q&A session
Light refreshments provided. Free entry.
Sally warmly invites you to help celebrate her first exhibition as an emerging artist and discover the inspiring journey that led her to create these bright, cheerful, nature-inspired acrylic paintings.
Her vibrant exhibition continues to bring joy to all who pause in the Cocoon Gallery.
The library is an assessable venue, all are welcome.
Please RSVP by email to: kelvin.poole@hotmail.com as refreshments will be provided.
Artworks are for sale directly from Sally and the exhibition continues until the end of December.
Join local author Anne Horner and a panel of Creative Writing alumni from ECU as they delve into the immersive workshop process and the collaborative journey that inspired this thrilling anthology of works.
Light refreshments will be served following the event, with an opportunity to meet the authors, purchase a copy of the book, and have it signed.
RSVP with Eventbrite
The library is an easily accessible venue and all welcome to this free event.
- Set up your profile
- Learn posting basics and explore features like Reels and Live
- Understand the Professional Dashboard for business accounts
The Library are easily accessible venue, carers welcome.
- Discover free and easy AI tools
- Create something with AI in minutes
- Learn safe usage tips and resources
The Libraries are easily accessible venue, carers welcome.
- Learn how AI can streamline your daily operations
- Boost productivity and engagement with smarter tools
- Enhance your social media, blogs, and newsletters
- Build confidence to start using AI right away
Don’t have a small business? No problem, join us anyway, there is always something new to learn.
The Libraries are accessible venue, carers welcome.
Emily will be hosting the second meeting of the Growth Shelf at the Margaret River Library and would like new members to attend. It is a space for readers (or listeners) to get together and discuss all things personal growth.
You can expect:
- low pressure vibes
- the opportunity to share what you’ve been learning about recently
- learn from others and contribute to an inspiring conversation
This is a free community group. You can just show up or for more information contact the organizer, Emily by email: wellnessEA@proton.me
The library is an easily accessible venue and light refreshments will be provided.
Thursday 4th September at the Margaret River Library
These FREE and easily accessible workshops aim to show how Legal Aid WA can help young people. Session times for the workshops are:
Parents and caregivers 12pm
Older students (grades 9 and over) and young adults: 1.30pm
Younger students (grades 4-8): 3.30pm
RSVP to SWAN for the session that suits you. Email info@swanautism.org.au or Phone: 0499 819 038
