If you missed our premier Adult Lego Club session in October, no problem, it's back this November. The same rules apply: no kids, this session is reserved for the adults. 
Join other Lego enthusiasts, make new friends and create something amazing.
 Lego is supplied.
Bookings can be made via email: library@cambridge.wa.gov.au or phone the Library on 9383 8999

New Items Available Now
 

We've hit refresh on our Large Print Collection, here is a small sample of some of the new titles that are now available to borrow.
 

                              

Cambridge Library's Home Delivery Service

Do you know someone living in the Town of Cambridge who loves to read but is finding it hard to access the library? Then let us come to you!
If you are a Carer or are temporarily/permanently housebound and you reside in the Town of Cambridge a free, fortnightly service is available.
To find out if you are eligible for the home delivery service contact the library on 9383 8999 or email us. 
Access resources available at Cambridge Library right on your doorstep.
We deliver and collect every second Tuesday/Thursday between 9 am and 1 pm.

Language Learning for Kids

Learn a language with 'Kid Speak' by Transparent Languages Online. Choose from Spanish, French, English, Chinese, German and Italian. Suitable for kids aged 6 and over. With a wide range of topics to choose from including sport, clothes, weather and more, your child will be able to master a new language in no time!
Available here.

Cambridge Christmas Collection Out Now!

Christmas is looming and what better way to get in the festive spirit or explore the meaning of the season with the kids than with a Christmas story. Be sure to check out our special collection of both books and DVDs on display now in the Children's Library. 
All items can be borrowed for the standard loan period of 4 weeks.

Local Studies recently held a morning tea at the Library to remind people- “Don’t throw out your old photos!”.
Warren Duffy, founder and author of the hugely popular Facebook sites “Lost Perth” and “Perth Reflects” entertained the crowd with photos and anecdotes of times past. 
It was also the launch of the new “Old Plank Road out to City Beach” video – compiled from audio excerpts from our Cambridge Voices oral histories and old photos. 
As they say, “every picture tells a story” and your old photos tell us many stories. The charming 1955 photo of Stella Earnshaw (above) not only shows a 1950’s car and golf clubs, but also tells us a story of Nanson Street at the time. The second photo is taken from a similar position 65 years later and the house across the street is still recognisable!
So bring in your old photos (or scans of them) to Local Studies, and share the unique history and heritage of the Town of Cambridge. We use your old photos to tell stories in our:

Available now in the Social Space

Studying hard for exams or just enjoying a leisurely moment reading the paper? Make your Library time that bit more pleasurable with a coffee. From Chai Lattes to Latte Lattes we have a range of hot beverages available in the Social Space for only $3.