Library Events

Meet with other booklovers to discuss new and exciting reads in these enjoyable monthly sessions.

Join this friendly group to crochet with others in a casual social setting. Bring a project or start something new. No cost. No booking required.

Explore your family history with the help of an expert volunteer. Enjoy free access to online tools like ancestry.com and Findmypast, including the 1921 England and Wales census. Borrow resources from the genealogy collection for a...

Are you researching your family history? These groups are an opportunity to meet with other family history researchers and share your experiences. All are welcome to attend. Bookings are not required.

Craft Club is the perfect place to knit, crochet, macrame, sew or just create a morning away with like-minded crafters.

Join this friendly group to crochet with others in a casual social setting. Bring a project or start something new. No cost. No booking required.

The City of Joondalup hosts a 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 4180 .

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 Falcon.

A social group where people who like to knit or crochet bring along their projects to work on in the company of others.

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.

Work on your latest hand-sewing or embroidery project, or use one of the library's Makerspace sewing machines.

This group is perfect for those who know a bit of English and want to improve their skills in a relaxed and supportive environment. Sessions are very informal with no written work. Suitable for adults only.

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

Come and join a social group to develop and practice your conversational English. Participation will engage in different activities each week led by a representative from Matchworks. These sessions are for adults. Bookings are not required.

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

A mindfulness jigsaw and art social group for adults meeting on a weekly basis.

Bring your own art supplies and projects to work on while connecting with new people.

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.

Mandurah collage artist and facilitator, Claire Pannell, will take you on a trip down memory lane. Enjoy the process of cutting, chatting, and sharing memories and materials. Bring your design to life using your imagination, scissors and glue.

Enjoy this monthly discussion with other adults who love reading. Bring your own book or borrow from the library.

Mandurah collage artist and facilitator, Claire Pannell, will take you on a trip down memory lane. Enjoy the process of cutting, chatting, and sharing memories and materials. Bring your design to life using your imagination, scissors and glue.

Join local author Kathleen O'Reilly Johnston as she shares the story of 'Johno'.

Join fellow board games lovers for a friendly game of scrabble, chess, mah-jong, or backgammon.

Meet new people and stimulate your mind. Come along for a session of fun and games in a friendly atmosphere. Choose to play Scrabble, Upwords, Backgammon, Yahtzee, Rummikub, Boggle, card games and many more. No cost. No booking required.

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

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

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

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.