For children aged 4-7 years.
Join us in celebrating NAIDOC Week with a special Emu in the Sky workshop with Aboriginal cultural educators Koori Kinnections.
Based on traditional stories about Dhinawan (Emu) and the black space in the Milky Way known as 'Emu in…
For children aged 8-12 years.
Learn how to create a picture book story in under 2 hours!
Guided by the talented team at Saci Books, children will explore the art of storytelling and story planning through an incredibly fun and interactive workshop where even pineapples can be superheroes! Each child goes home with their very own Picture Book Planner and a sense…
For families of primary school aged children.
Take the stress and expense out of Book Week this year and learn how to turn pre-loved costumes and everyday clothing into something new and interesting for your child's next Book Week parade.
As a mum and dressmaker, our host Ali Dibley knows a thing or two about Book Week costumes and the quickest, most…
There is a an ongoing discussion in place in practitioner circles about the meaning of place and its true value.
Come along to The Great Place Debate: Place making - a product for for property development, and hear a light hearted and controversial debate about the real motivations of placemaking.
Drop in to Five Dock Library for some tabletop gaming!
You can use the library's collection of tabletop games (Wing Span, Catan, Ticket to Ride, and more!) or BYOBG (bring your own board game). Stay for an hour or for the whole session!
Please note that participants will not be allowed into the event if they are not between the ages of 12 and 18.…
To celebrate the opening of the new Jump Track in Major’s Bay Reserve, Jump Track Jam took place on 14 June 2025 from 12–4pm and was a huge success! The event also marked the completion of a fantastic mural by artist Sam Absurd. An afternoon of bikes, beats, and good vibes focused on participation, community spirit, and celebrating this exciting new space…
Ditch the gas and plug into a cleaner, smarter home!
Come to this hands-on workshop and discover how to power your home, appliances, and even your car with solar energy.
Whether you're just getting started or already partway there, this session will help you plan your electric future.
What you’ll learn:
The benefits of going electric at home…
Local students have recently put their creativity to the test in a competition exploring the need to protect our future and our planet — across five thought-provoking categories.
Visit Concord Library from 16 June to 11 July to experience the winning entries on display! From bold colours to powerful messages, each artwork…
Participants will learn techniques and Indigenous symbolism to create their own kinship artwork using techniques adopted by Yibaay Wagaan Wiradjuri artist Darren Charlwood.
Darren Charlwood is an Aboriginal cultural educator, artist, and Indigenous Ranger for NSW National Parks in the Blue Mountains area. His cultural heritage is represented in his artistic…
We're teaming up with our friends at dLux Media Arts to bring you sARTorial. This exciting initiative explores the relationship between fashion and electronics in an interactive event that is part catwalk show, part performance where audiences get a glimpse of the next wave of fashion and explore the relationship between our clothing and technology.
sARTorial is a fun, family-friendly…