Meet the gamers in your local area. On the first Tuesday evening of every month, the Library magically transforms into a gamers' paradise.

Calling all anime and manga lovers! Come and join Anime Club to enjoy anime movies and shows with like-minded people. Anime Club is not just about watching anime - we will also have games, trivia, manga, art activities, culture and much more! Whether you've never watched anime before or consider yourself a superfan, come and join us on the first Thursday of every month. Delicious Japanese snacks and soft drinks will be provided.

Create your own polymer clay character using simple sculpting techniques in this fun, hands-on workshop!

Celebrate NAIDOC Week - Sit with your family to listen to a story, do some beading, tie a knot, and ponder the idea of Home and Belonging. This beaded curtain project will involve the whole family, but can you agree which door to hang it on?

Celebrate NAIDOC Week in this cut and iron collage workshop and take home a new library tote. Indigenous Artist designed patterns will be available, but feel free to bring your unwanted shirts for an extra-sustainable activity.

Create your own unique, compact lamp using cutting and folding techniques in this hands-on, customisable workshop. All materials provided!

Join us celebrate NAIDOC Week with an artist from our local Aboriginal community. Aunty Maxine is a respected Aboriginal elder from La Perouse and a renowned educator and artist. She is passionate about sharing her love and knowledge of Aboriginal arts and crafts. In this workshop, you'll learn to create your own shellwork art.

Come along and learn to use 3D printing in your Cosplay or Costume Design! We will create a 3D model and learn how to print it onto fabric, as well as have a look at Cosplay and Costume Design which feature 3D printing elements. All materials provided.

Patience, planning, and practice will make your miniatures mighty impressive in this mindful workshop. We will supply papers in various colours, textures, and thickness, tiny tools, and learn to construct basic animal forms and landscapes that are smaller than a bottle cap.

Explore shapes, silhouettes, and storytelling in unexpected ways. What shapes fit into each other? Can one form become something entirely new? What stories emerge from seemingly random characters?