Thursday 16 July, 6.30 - 7.30pm
Armadale Library

Hear stories from other lands, sing songs and make a craft during our special multicultural storytime. Wear your pyjamas and enjoy a cup of milo too! All are welcome.

Parents or carers must stay with their child during events. Places are limited and bookings are essential. Click here or call
9394 5125.

Tuesday 21 July, 6.30 - 7.30pm
at Armadale Library
 
Historian, author and museum specialist Philippa Rogers has been fascinated by Western Australia’s railway history for over 30 years. Philippa, a volunteer and past President of Rail Heritage WA, will share her knowledge of Western Australia’s railways and their importance to Australia’s war efforts.

Refreshments will be provided. Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9399 0125.

Need help with technology?
 
Students from Dale Christian School will be available to assist you with your technology troubles.  Any questions about your laptop, iPad, tablet, mobile phone or digital camera can be solved by these technology savvy youngsters.
 
Wednesday, 1.30 - 2.30pm
at Armadale Library
 
Term 3 dates: 22 July, 29 July, 5 August,
12 August, 19 August, 26 August, 2 September,
9 September, 16 September and 23 September.

Bookings are essential.  Contact Armadale Library on 9394 5125.

Friday 24 July, 7.30 - 9.30pm
at Armadale Library
 
John Christmass OAM, launches his memoir
We Can Hear You Singing.
 
As a choir master, educator, and local activist, John has enriched many lives with his enthusiasm for music and choirs. 

Join us at the library as John reminisces on his life involved with music.
 
Copies of We Can Hear You Singing will be available for purchase. 

Refreshments will be provided.  Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9394 5125.

Need help with technology?
 
Students from Kelmscott Senior High School will be available to assist you with your technology troubles.  Any questions about your laptop, iPad, tablet, mobile phone or digital camera can be solved by these technology savvy youngsters.
 
Monday, 3.30 - 4.15pm
at Kelmscott Library
 
Term 3 dates: 27 July, 3 August,10 August,
17 August, 24 August and 31 August.

Bookings are essential. Contact Kelmscott Library on 9394 5810.

Thursday 30 July, 7 - 8pm
at Armadale Library

There’s something special about those singers...Dinah, Dino, Frank, Bing, Ella and more…
Voices that would soothe a savage beast and songs with words you could understand and relate to. A very special, sophisticated show dedicated to the lives and music of those velvet toned performers known as The Crooners.
 
Revisit a bygone era as the Jukebox Lady performs a selection of songs and shares stories from various decades. 

Refreshments will be provided.  Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9394 5125.

Wednesday 5 August, 1.30 - 2.30pm
at Armadale Library
 
A representative from the Organ Donation and Transplant Foundation of WA will discuss all the important facts needed to help make an informed decision on organ and tissue donation, for you and your loved ones.

Bookings are essential.  Click here or call
9394 5125.

Wednesday 5 August, 3 - 4pm
at Armadale Library
 
This informative session will be conducted by the Ophthalmology Fellow for Lions Outback Vision Team, who will discuss work they do in WA. 

Topics covered will include general eye health, cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration.

Bookings are essential.  Click here or call
9394 5125.

Friday 21 August, 10.30 – 11.30am
at Armadale Library
 
Since its formation in 1914, the Country Women’s Association has achieved much more for local communities than just making tea and scones.
 
CWA representative Sara Kenny will explore the role the association has played in supporting Western Australian Communities, and reveal insights and observations from the perspective of a longtime member.
 
This event is presented by the Birtwistle Local Studies Library.

Refreshments will be provided. Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9394 5125.

Friday 14 August ,10 - 11am
at Armadale Library
 
This special workshop with Rebecca Jane Flanagan will provide parents and caregivers of babies 0 – 12 months with the tools and confidence to explore music with their little ones.
 
They will learn a repertoire of songs, rhymes and finger plays to sing with their children everyday as part of their routines and transitions. 
 
Rebecca’s CD Kits, Sweet Rhymes and Verses, and Storytime Singalongs will be available for purchase.

Bookings are essential. Click here or call
9394 5125.

Saturday 15 August, 2 - 3pm
at Armadale Library

Parade of Hits features a whirlwind journey from the 1920s to the 1970s. Which song received 24 encores when it debuted? Who broke the heart of Connie Francis? What year did we Shake, Rattle and Roll?
 
Learn more about classic hits through the decades and the artists who made those songs famous as the Jukebox Lady performs a selection of songs.

Refreshments will be provided.  Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9394 5125.

Friday 21 August, 10.30 – 11.30am
at Armadale Library
 
Cut through the advertising spin of the home hygiene industry with the help of elbow grease and bi-carb soda. Cleaning Chemistry will arm you with a basic understanding of household science and a spray bottle full of natural alternatives to toxic and expensive cleaners.
 
Presented by Switch Your Thinking as a part of National Science Week 2015, this hands on workshop will demonstrate that cleaning can be effective as well as environmentally and budget friendly. All participants will leave with a Cleaning Chemistry goodie bag.

Refreshments will be provided. Bookings are essential. Click here or call 9394 5125.