Join us for stories and songs every Thursday 11:00am – 11:30am. No registration required. #Storytime #LibrariesTasmania #LongfordLibrary

Storytime is a free weekly session for preschoolers reading and sharing stories.Storytime is a 1/2 hour session of reading stories. Sessions are aimed at pre-schoolers aged 2-5 years. Reading is a free and fun family activity, sharing books with your child helps develop their listening, memory and language skills, as well as promoting a greater … Continue reading "Storytime at Smithton Library"

Receive personalised help. Bookings Required. Phone (03)6165 5493Receive personalised help using your smart phone, tablet or laptop. Ask questions, go at your own pace, and learn about resources to access after the session.#DigitalLiteracy #DigitalSkills #JobSkills #OnlineSafety #Seniors #South #OneToOneHelp #Libraries Tasmania

...You know the Allports, but do you know their "off shoots" the Huston Family of New Norfolk?In-person and onlineThis in-person event will also be viewable online via a Webinar. Booking details are below. Please ensure you either book a seat for the in-person event using the Reserve a spot button on this page, OR use … Continue reading "NFHM: A story of the five Huston sisters of New Norfolk with Kate Vermey"

...You know the Allports, but do you know their "off shoots" the Huston Family of New Norfolk?In-person and onlineThis in-person event will also be viewable online via a Webinar. Booking details are below. Please ensure you either book a seat for the in-person event using the Reserve a spot button on this page, OR use … Continue reading "NFHM: A story of the five Huston sisters of New Norfolk with Kate Vermey"

Join us to listen to Kate Vermy as she shares stories of the Five Huston Daughters, offshoots of the Allport family....You know the Allports, but do you know their "offshoots?"In Kate’s latest talk she will re-introduce some old characters, and introduce us to new ones, as she explores the lives of 5 of the Huston … Continue reading "NFHM Webinar- The Five Huston Sisters of New Norfolk at Devonport Library"

Make friends while learning to play various card games.No bookings required.#LibrariesTasmania #WestburyLibrary

Join us for our monthly Book Chatters for kids. #LibrraiesTasmania #RosnyLibrary #Kids #BookClubs #FamiliesRegular monthly book chat for ages 8 - 12. A relaxed book chat for younger readers encouraging everyone to share the books they are reading.Library staff will start the conversation and choose a selection of books. The session will be held on … Continue reading "Book Chat: Kids at Rosny Library"

Term 2. Dive into the world of robotics and engineering with the LEGO Spike Prime Kit.Embark on an exciting journey of innovation and education as you dive into the world of robotics and engineering with the LEGO Spike Prime Kit .Discover the thrill of constructing your own robots from basic mechanisms to intricate designs, participants … Continue reading "Lego Spike Prime at Devonport Library"

Join in on the story-telling adventure that is Dungeons and Dragons. #LibrariesTasmania #QueenstownLibrary #YouthJoin the adventuring party, explore fantasy worlds, and embark on epic quests!While we'll be starting in Candlekeep, everything going forward will be your decision; what you look like, how you act, and what happens next.

Come along for the Sheffield Book Chat.Not a formal book group, just a casual get together for like-minded people to share what they’re reading, and perhaps discover something new! Bring your current or favourite book, DVD or music tell others what you like about it. We will have tea & coffee available. NO BOOKINGS REQUIREDTo … Continue reading "Book Chat at Sheffield Library"

Free to all and no experience needed. All welcome. Bookings not essential, but places are limited due to room capacity. #Chess #GamesJoin our volunteer, Alex, and learn how to play this tactical game. Held in the Meeting Room. All welcome. If the Meeting Room is not available, it may be held in the main library … Continue reading "Chess Club Thursdays at Kingston Library"