Author talks

This season we have author talks from Holden Sheppard, Juliet Marillier,
Sasha Wasley and Alexander Thorpe as well as local children's author
Chloe Stephens.

Self-defence workshops

Dates: 
13th May (Lesmurdie Library) 
17th May (Forrestfield Library)
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Locations: 
Lesmurdie Library OR
Forrestfield Library
Cost: $5.50
Please click on the locations above for booking links.
For ages 18+

Learn how to:

• De-escalate a confrontation
• Avoid, prevent and deal with violent assaults
• Defend yourself against common attacks...and more!

Pizza will be served after the workshops

 

Environmental talks @ your library

This season, the City of Kalamunda Environment Team have organised a series of FREE talks at the libraries. Learn about our native fungi and fauna in talks at each of the four libraries. Roz Hart from WA Naturalist's Club will deliver the talks on fungi and Christine Brazen from Kanyana will present talks on our wildlife.
 

April School Holiday events  

Long table event

Date: 11th May
5:45pm - 8:00pm
Location: Kalamunda Library & Zig Zag Gallery
Cost: $40.50

Alexander Thorpe's first novel Death leaves the station is a cosy mystery set in the Wheatbelt in the 1920s.
Join us at Kalamunda Library and the Zig Zag Gallery for an evening with Alex.

Ticket includes a glass of Prosecco from Tonon Vineyard and Winery on arrival. A selection of Tonon wines will also be available to purchase by the glass.

Catering by A Moveable Feast.

The Zig Zag Gallery will be exhibiting art by the Alfred Cove Art Society.

Coding for Girls

Date: Thursdays for 6 weeks
from 21st April
Time: 3:15pm - 4:45pm
Location: Kalamunda Library
Cost: FREE but bookings essential
Phone Kalamunda Library to book.
9257 9969
Places limited.
For girls aged 10 to 12 years.

Hort with Heart

Date: 3rd May
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Location: High Wycombe Library
Cost: FREE but bookings essential

Sabrina Hahn is a master gardener and horticulturalist with a passion for creating sustainable environments. Sabrina will give a fascinating talk on edible gardens, fruit and vegetable growing in winter and making the most of winter rains.