Check the upcoming programs and events at our libraries.
Regular Programs on offer:
Learn basic German to enhance your travel experience or simply to learn something different.
Day: Monday during term time.Venue: Forrestfield Library, Shop 26 & 27F, Hawaiian’s Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue, ForrestfieldTime: 10:00am – 11:00am
Day & Date: Every Tuesday
Venue: Forrestfield Library, Shops 26 & 27F Hawaiian's Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue ForrestfieldTime: 12:00pm – 2:30pm
Classes will resume on Tuesday 4 February 2025.
For community members whose first language is not English. Kelas Pertuturan Bahasa Inggeris | 英语会话课 | Aulas de conversação em inglês | 英語話す授業
The classes are run by friendly and dedicated volunteers who will help you to:
There is no need to sign up, just come along to the library. Please join us and improve your English skills.
Day & Date: Every TuesdayVenue: Forrestfield Library, Shops 26 & 27F, Hawaiian's Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue Forrestfield.Time: 10:00am – 11:30am
Be Connected is a free Australian Government program to help ages 50+ get the most out of going online.
Day & Date: Every ThursdayVenue: Forrestfield Library, Shops 26 & 27F, Hawaiian's Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue, ForrestfieldTime: 2:00pm - 5:00pm
We can help you realise the full potential of going online, including being safe, learning how to shop online, using social media and much more.
Please contact Forrestfield Library on 9257 9975 for further details and to book.
Enhance your creative writing skills when writing about anything!
Day: Every second Thursday during term time.Venue: Forrestfield Library, Shop 26 & 27F, Hawaiian’s Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue, ForrestfieldTime: 4.30pm – 6.30pm
Contact us on 9257 9975 to learn more!
Forrestfield Library screens World Cinema and classic movies twice a month on a Friday.
Venue: Forrestfield Library, Shop 26 & 27F, Hawaiian’s Shopping Centre, 20 Strelitzia Avenue, Forrestfield
Morning: Second Friday of the month 10:00amMatinee: Fourth Friday of the month 2:00pm
A great way to discover new book genres and discuss them in a friendly group.
Day & Date: Third Wednesday of each monthVenue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High WycombeTime: 10:00am
If you would like to join us, please phone High Wycombe Library on 9257 9974 for further details.
A great opportunity to discuss all matters gardening and meet with a keen and friendly group of local growers.
Day & Date: Third Thursday of each monthVenue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High WycombeTime: 10:00am – 11:30am
For further information please phone High Wycombe Library on 9257 9974.
Come and have a game of Scrabble with us and get wordy!
Day: FridayVenue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High WycombeTime: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Drop in & play - all skill levels are welcome. No bookings required.
Consider. Reflect. Share. Repeat.
Day & Date: Every second Friday, commenced 17 January 2025Venue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High WycombeTime: 3:30pm – 4:45pm
At High Wycombe Library we will tackle the big questions. All are welcome to share their thoughts and insights. Respect and tolerance are non-negotiable. Members are encouraged to borrow books and magazines from our recently expanded Philosophy collection. No bookings required.
For further information, please phone High Wycombe Library on 9257 9974.
Check Out & Return Seeds - Promoting sustainability, community collaboration and engagement through sharing of seeds and knowledge.
Venue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High Wycombe
Contact us on 9257 9974 to learn more!
Book clubs are a great opportunity to meet people, discover new authors, expand your reading, and engage in lively discussions and debates!
Day & Date: 4th Tuesday of each month (during school terms only)Venue: Kalamunda Library, 7 Williams Street, KalamundaTime: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Each month we discuss a pre-selected book(s). Join this local friendly group to share ideas and experiences about books.
For further information, please phone Kalamunda Library on 9257 9969.
Enhance your skills in resume writing, job applications, study support, essay writing and formatting, referencing skills, and 1:1 creative writing mentoring.
Day & Date: via appointment, as neededVenue: Kalamunda Library, 7 Williams St KalamundaTime: Call to book a 30–60min session with the library team
We're offering free professional writing support and information literacy skills education for adults with our friendly Librarians. Individual sessions of 30 mins to 1 hour are available.
Please contact Kalamunda Library on 9257 9969 for further details and to book.
A great opportunity to consider, reflect, ponder, and share thoughts and insights.
Day & Date: Fortnightly ThursdaysVenue: Kalamunda Library, 7 Williams Street, KalamundaTime: 2:00pm – 3:45pm
All are welcome to share their thoughts and insights. Respect and tolerance are non-negotiable. Future topics are decided by the group in advance. No bookings required.
Please contact Kalamunda Library on 9257 9969 for further details and to check dates.
Need a hand with your smartphone? Would you like to read or listen to books on your tablet? Or send a text, use social media or download an app?
Tech Chat is an informal information session where you will be able to ask questions and learn about your smartphone, tablet or other mobile device.
Held weekly during school term time.
Bookings are only required if you intend to bring a group in, please phone the library you wish to attend to organise a group booking.More information about these sessions can be found here
Table 1. Rhymetime and storytime session times and locations
Held every Monday during school term time.
Bookings are required.
More information about these sessions can be found here
Held every Tuesday during school term time.
LEGO @ Lesmurdie Library and High Wycombe Library
Join us on Saturday morning to create your own LEGO masterpiece. We provide the LEGO, you build your creation.
Builders also have the chance to win a LEGO lucky dip prize by completing an entry form. The lucky winners will be notified by phone or email at the end of the month. Aimed at primary school age children. Parental supervision is required.
Day: Saturday Time: 9.00am - 11.30amVenue: Lesmurdie Library, 21 Reid Road, Lesmurdie | High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High Wycombe
Come and get crafty at High Wycombe Library!
All craft supplies are provided. Aimed at primary school age children. Parental supervision is required.
Day: MondayTime: 3.30pm [during the school term]Venue: High Wycombe Library, 15 Markham Road, High Wycombe
Encompassing Science, crafts, and fun! Join us to discover and create something new each week.
Aimed at ages 4-10 years. Parental supervision is required.
Day: SaturdayTime: 10.00am - 11.00am [during school term]Venue: Forrestfield Library, Shops 26 & 27F, Hawaiian's Shopping Centre 20 Strelitzia Avenue Forrestfield
The libraries hold fun, exciting and educational programs during the school holidays suitable for children and teenagers aged 4-16 years.
Find out more about what we offer for the younger generation here
Learn about your rights as you age in this free Advocare session. Empowering seniors with information, choice, and confidence.
Learn all about modern cloth nappies from 'The Nappy Guru' during National Recycling Week.
Discover the Serene World of Japanese Pastel Nagomi Art with Artist Haiyi Li.
Empower young people with money skills! Join Preston Wealth’s free session on budgeting, saving, superannuation & smart financial habits.
Celebrating diversity through stories: Inclusive storytime for every child. Suitable for 0-5years. Strengthening the early years.
Discover the plight of Australia’s native bees with Dr Kit Prendergast. Learn how to protect these vital pollinators. Free event, bookings essential.
Our native bees are facing a conservation crisis - some are at risk of extinction, yet they are flying under the radar of public awareness and political agenda.
Join us at Kalamunda Library for an unforgettable evening with Aussie icon Judy Nunn, to celebrate the release of her latest novel.
Bee hotels are increasingly popular, but how effective are they?
Join us for a sparkling start to the 2026 Kalamunda Readers Festival, with an unforgettable Opening Night that celebrates storytelling, community, great food and local wines.
The Hall of Stars - A Celebration of Local Authors: Kalamunda Readers Festival 2-Day Book Signing Event.
Weekend Creative Workshop Readers Festival Pass
Saturday Main-Stage Readers Festival Day Pass
In Conversation with Tamara Moss & Marissa Meyer: EXCLUSIVE Pre-Launch of The Escape Game. Interviewed by Nattie Kate Mason.
Stories in the Hills, is a soul-stirring morning of verse, rhythm, and reflection. This special Kalamunda Readers Festival session brings together a vibrant collective of local poets and writers, each offering a unique perspective on life, nature, and community through the power of the spoken word.
Join acclaimed author and illustrator James Foley for an inspiring and hands-on session that unlocks the secrets of graphic novel creation.
Step into the gritty world of rural crime fiction with bestselling WA author Michael Trant, whose thrilling novels such as Wild Dogs, and Blood and Gold have redefined the rural crime genre. From rescuing a young man from certain exacution to uncovering a sinister pattern of covered-up murders in the red dust of Western Australia, Michael’s stories will have you on the edge of your seat desperate for more.
Step into the rich tapestry of the past with this captivating Historical Fiction Author Panel, where storytelling and research blend together and imagination breathes life into history.
Discover the magic of storytelling with water colours in this immersive, hands-on workshop led by renowned Author and Illustrator Gabriel Evans. Designed for creatives of all levels, The Art of Watercolour Illustration invites you to explore the expressive potential of watercolour as a medium for visual storytelling.
Stories shape how we see the world—and how we see ourselves. In this powerful and thought-provoking session, iconic West Australian Author Rachael Johns invites readers and writers alike to explore the transformative impact of telling women’s stories.
Join award-winning author A.J. Betts for an inspiring and insightful presentation that dives deep into the creative process behind storytelling. In From Idea to Ink, A.J. shares how fleeting thoughts, personal experiences, and curious questions evolve into compelling narratives that resonate with readers of all ages.
Step into the world of cosy crime with bestselling, award-winning author Kate Emery, as she shares the secrets behind her charmingly murderous tales.
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