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Search HelpJoin Aboriginal Education Worker, Hayley McClure, as she helps you practice basket weaving. Using paper bowls and yarn, you will learn how each thread creates a new layer for the bowl. For ages 7 – 12 (3 – 6 can attend with one-to-one adult support).
Parking:
• Maximum 2 hour stay at the library
• Parking in Channel Court shopping complex is maximum 3 hours.
To ensure a successful event, please:
• Let us know if you can’t attend so we can give your place to someone else
• Don’t attend if you are unwell
• Follow hygiene practices eg. hand sanitising
• Let us know if you have any support needs or if a support person will be coming with you.
Accessibility:
• 2 permit mobility parking spaces next to the library – 2 hour parking limits
• Level access, automatic entrance doors, wide doorways and aisles for wheelchairs
• Accessible toilet with a change table for children
• Parenting room in Channel Court shopping centre next to the library
Please contact us if you need more information about this program:
• Kingston Library on (03) 6165 6208
• kingston.library@libraries.tas.gov.au
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