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Looking for something fun to do after school on a Monday? The Library is now hosting Minecraft sessions every Monday.
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Baby Rhyme Time is a fun and interactive session for parents and carers with babies under 18 months old. It promotes the development of your baby’s literacy skills through interactive rhymes and songs.
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Come along and enjoy the fun of Lego every Wednesday afternoon!
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These highly interactive free sessions are tailored for a toddler’s social, emotional and physical development. Children are encouraged to move as they sing, dance and shake their way through action rhymes and songs. Maracas, a parachute and other simple props are used to engage and enthrall the children.
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Storytime provides a wide range of stories and craft activities. Children have the chance to meet and socialise with other children while developing their motor and language skills. The storytime sessions are aimed at 3 to 6-year-olds but children of all ages are welcome.
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Council meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month. Council also holds special Council meetings where needed. Details of any special Council meetings are listed in our latest news.
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Julie Chislett-Duffus - The 2016 flood events in our local red gum forests have provided the inspiration for this body of paintings.
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Peter Ward - In ‘Sleepwalking Towards the Apocalypse’ Peter Ward discusses themes of social insecurity, environment & abuse of economic & political power in a series of linocuts, woven linocuts & quilted linocuts.
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Curator Kim Bennett has encouraged local farmers to participate in this exhibition by supplying objects from their lives, and the funny, emotional and unbelievable stories attached to them.
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Set up in the children’s area for the duration of the school holidays, children can draw, cut and paste, colour in, complete activity booklets and make all sorts of creations!
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