Library Events

A monthly session that helps seniors stay safe, confident, and informed about using technology in everyday life.

Join historical fiction author Bernice Barry for a ‘behind-the-scenes’ look at the strategies she uses to create immersive historical settings and compelling characters. There will be time for questions and opportunities to try out some...

Memory Cafes provide safe, low sensory spaces for people living with memory loss (and their Carers) to socialise and swap stories, tips and tricks about living with memory loss.

Knitting, crochet or needlecraft - bring your project, share ideas or learn something new with this friendly bunch of crafters!

No kids here - join other adult lego enthusiasts for a fun social session at the library

Get one-on-one help with technology-related queries. Bookings are essential.

Mandurah Libraries offers weekly one – to – one workshop sessions for community members who need help with basic technology skills for mobile phones, tablets, laptops and computers. Sessions are for 45 minutes and available at all City of Mandurah Libraries.

Get one-on-one help with technology-related queries. Bookings are essential.

Geri-Fit is an evidence-based series of exercises sitting or standing plus 1Kg weight work for seniors aged 60+.

Bring in your latest knitting or crochet project and join in the fun with this friendly group.

Join our friendly knitters and work on your own creations, knit something for charity or participate in a community project. No cost. No need to book.

Join our casual community group over a tea or coffee in the Library to work on your own project or take part in a library project.

Bring your own needles and wool. Equipment can be provided for Library projects.

Get social and crafty at our friendly craft groups.

Get stuck into your latest craft project, and socialise with other adults while enjoying a cuppa.

It's never too late to learn to be more tech-savvy. Our free Seniors Computer Courses will teach you all of the basics.

Join our casual community group over a tea or coffee in the Library to work on your own project or take part in a library project.

Bring your own needles and wool. Equipment can be provided for Library projects.

Mandurah Libraries offers weekly one – to – one workshop sessions for community members who need help with basic technology skills for mobile phones, tablets, laptops and computers. Sessions are for 45 minutes and available at all City of Mandurah Libraries.

Tech problems? We're here to help!

This group is for men interested in meeting and socialising together. Enjoy the conversation and attend activities regularly organised by the group. New members are welcome. First time attendees are advised to come to the first session...

Do you have precious memories stored on old, outdated formats? Learn to convert them for free at the library.

Do you have a device like a smartphone or tablet that you need help setting up?
Or an old device that you would like to work better?
Are you worried about the security of your devices?

An informal weekly group for people who know some French and want to improve their conversation skills. No cost. No booking required. Note: sessions are not held during school holidays. Parking: Please be aware that there is limited free...

Could tell your story in six-words?

The City of Joondalup hosts a monthly dementia support cafe in partnership with Forget-Me-Not, for those living with memory loss, their carers and loved ones. Register your attendance by calling 9400 4790.

The City of Joondalup hosts a monthly dementia support cafe in partnership with Forget-Me-Not, for those living with memory loss, their carers and loved ones. For further information please call 9400 4790 .

Writing groups provide an interactive and supportive environment, offering mentoring and encouragement throughout your writing endeavours. Note: Fees apply, payable to the writing group.

Join bestselling author and writing teacher Sasha Wasley, author of over 20 bestselling novels. Sasha has a PhD in feminist literature, and her books have been shortlisted for the WA Premiers Book Awards and several other awards. Sasha...

The Neurological Council of WA invites people with neurological conditions or symptoms, such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, stroke or acquired brain injury, to join the NeuFriends Neurological Support Group in Lakelands.

Could tell your story in six-words?