Join us at Launceston Library for all your D&D, TTG & RPG needs!Do you love tabletop gaming, D&D and other types of role-playing games? Come and spend time with other gamers, learn new games or find people to make up your numbers...Join a campaign!Use our space to play with your regular groupBring board and card … Continue reading "Youth Meetup: Tabletop, D&D & RPG at Launceston Library (Ages 12+)"

Get creative with beads at this fun workshop!Get together a group of friends and join us for a fun winter bracelet-making workshop! Whether you want to make a TayTay style friendship bracelet, a wooden bead bracelet or try your hand at making your own recycled paper beads for a bracelet, we’ve got you covered. All … Continue reading "Winter Bracelet Making at Launceston Library"

Join us to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2024 with stories and activitiesJoin us for an engaging Storytime this NAIDOC Week where we share the beautiful story We Love Country developed by the Department for Education, Children and Young People in collaboration with Aboriginal Education Services and Early Learning. We Love Country features illustrations based on familiar … Continue reading "NAIDOC Week Storytime at Launceston Library"

Enjoy a welcome to Country, try some traditional damper and make your own Tasmanian animal stickers to take home.NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. Join Aunty Connie Goss as she welcomes you to … Continue reading "Celebrate NAIDOC week @ Ravenswood Library"

Join us for songs, rhymes and stories on a wintry morning! All ages welcome.

Enjoy a welcome to Country, try some traditional damper and make your own Tasmanian animal stickers to take home.NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. Join Aunty Connie Goss as she welcomes you to … Continue reading "Celebrate NAIDOC week @ Ravenswood Library"

Immerse yourself in the world of VR these school holidays!Come and enjoy VR these school holidays with a range of games including Beat Saber, Gorilla Tag, Fruit Ninja 2, Job Simulator, Lego Bricktales, tennis, boxing, basketball and many more!* This event is for participants aged 10 years and older. Please do not book tickets for … Continue reading "Meta Quest VR at Longford Library (Ages 10+)"

Immerse yourself in the world of VR these school holidays!Come and enjoy VR these school holidays with a range of games including Beat Saber, Gorilla Tag, Fruit Ninja 2, Job Simulator, Lego Bricktales, tennis, boxing, basketball and many more!* This event is for participants aged 10 years and older. Please do not book tickets for … Continue reading "Meta Quest VR at Launceston Library (Ages 10+)"

Enjoy a welcome to Country, try some traditional damper and make your own Tasmanian animal stickers to take home.NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories and participate in celebrations of the oldest, continuous living cultures on earth. Join Aunty Connie Goss as she welcomes you to … Continue reading "Celebrate NAIDOC week @ Ravenswood Library"

Make an eye-catching garland to hang on your wall!Join us for a fun afternoon of crafting and creativity. Make a garland that shows your individuality, or perhaps one that includes a phrase or your favourite sports team!#LibrariesTasmania #TasSchoolHolidays #CampbellTownLibrary #Craft

Do you love all things anime and manga?Are you obsessed with all things anime and manga? Come and hang out with us these school holidays!Get together with others and info-dump about your favourite series!Or sit quietly and mysteriously in the corner as though you have a dark backstory...What will we have?We have Crunchyroll!Bring your favourite … Continue reading "Youth Meetup: Anime & Manga at Launceston Library (Ages 13+)"

Experience an afternoon of introduction to bush foods as used by the Tasmanian Aboriginal community. See, smell, taste.Presented by Palawa KipliThis session will include learning Tasmanian Aboriginal history and culture highlighting the use of plants as food and medicinals. Supported by Friends of the Launceston Library