Make a one-hour appointment to see Sue, our family history volunteer. #LibrariesTasmania #RosnyLibrary #FamilyHistory #CommunityClassMake an appointment to see Sue, our family history volunteer. Appointments are one-to-one for one hour. Some of the things Sue can help you with:Finding resources for your research anywhere in the worldUsing Libraries Tasmania family history resourcesUsing newspaper archives to … Continue reading "Family History Research Help at Rosny Library"

Do you want to know more about your family history? Visit the library to get help to build your family tree with our volunteer Alan.Family History drop in sessions are a great way for you to use the skills you have learnt in a Family History Course or work on your family history with help … Continue reading "Family History Help at Bridgewater Library"

Family History Help with AlanFamily History Help with AlanFridays at Bridgewater Library from 11:00 am - 4:00 pmDo you want to know more about your family history? Make a time at your library to get one-to-one help to build your family tree.#LibrariesTasmania #South #DigitalSkills #FamilyHistory #Genealogy

Come along to the Family History Group every Friday for help with your family research, no booking required. #FamilyHistory #KingstonLibraryFor help with your family research, come along to the Family History Group. Space available for newcomers.Attendance is free and the group meets in the Kingston Library every Friday from 1:30 - 4:30pm.  No need to … Continue reading "Family History Help at Kingston Library"

A welcoming and inclusive get-together for people who like to talk about books and life. #LibrariesTasmania #CampbellTownLibrary #BookClubsA relaxed monthly meet-up to discuss books, with occasional guest authors. Adult readers of all levels and genres are welcome. Bring along a recent read or an old favourite.

Enjoy a free movie and popcorn at Huonville Library!

Make friends while learning to crochet. No bookings required.Please call Westbury Library on 6701 2189 for more information.#LibrariesTasmania #WestburyLibrary #North #Craft

Come after school and make a book themed Christmas Tree. Set up after school all week.Join us for a fun craft. Make book themed Christmas Tree out of an old book. The table will be set up from 3.00 all week. Have some family craft fun.If you have any questions or accessibility requirements, please contact … Continue reading "Make a book themed Christmas Tree at Rosny Library"

Come hang out on Friday afternoons and play some awesome board games at Queenstown Library!Friday Afternoon BoardgamesCome join us for a fun-filled afternoon of board games at Queenstown Library! Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the world of board games, there's something for everyone. Grab your friends or make new ones as you … Continue reading "Friday Afternoon Boardgames"

Join us at Launceston Library for all your D&D needs!Do you love Dungeons and Dragons? Or want to play but don't know where to start?Come and spend time with other players...Join a campaign!Use our space to play with your regular group.We are neurodivergent friendly with quiet spaces, headphones, puzzles and fidget toysYes - we are … Continue reading "Youth Meetup: Dungeons & Dragons at Launceston Library (Ages 12+)"

Dungeons & Dragons after-school program. Come and play Dungeons and Dragons with those in the know.Are you interested in Dungeons and Dragons?? If you are an experienced player or you are just starting out and want to learn the game, this group is for you.Dungeons & Dragons is the world’s most popular tabletop roleplaying game. … Continue reading "Dungeons and Dragons at Glenorchy Library"

Official Launceston opening of Dear Kate, The vision of the Mitchell Women - watercolours and lithographs by Jane Giblin.Dear Kate, The vision of the Mitchell Women by Jane GiblinPlease join us for the official opening of the Launceston exhibition of watercolours and lithographs, by Jane Giblin, her response to the 19th century ink drawings by … Continue reading "Opening of Dear Kate Exhibition by Jane Giblin at Launceston Library"