Events

Explore best-selling authors such as Di Morrisey, David Baldacci and Tana French each month in this diverse and welcoming group.

Walking Sessions – Temporary Pause Our official walking sessions are paused due to limited volunteer availability. Members are welcome to continue walking informally, but without Cambridge volunteers or staff leading the group.

Fremantle knitting and crochet circle welcomes people aged 55 and over to join our friendly weekly group. Come along to our weekly knitting and crochet group if you enjoy meeting up to stitch and chat while supporting local charities....

Live well now and into the future. This evidenced based healthy ageing program is designed for older adults who want to increase their quality of life and live independently in the community they love.

Innovative 60 Minute workshops involving boundary setting situational awareness and basic self-defence. Experienced trainers use specially designed protective gear to safely mimic and deal with the adrenal stress in real life situations.

Have a life story you’d like to write but not sure how to put it together? This 6-week course will take you through some of the key elements of a compelling, interesting story – including building character arcs, identifying internal...

Make Tuesday your day to get creative and expand your printmaking practice.

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.

Ever wanted to try the pottery wheel? This workshop gives participants the chance to sit down at the wheel and learn the basics of throwing clay.

You will be shown the key techniques before being guided through centring the clay and shaping simple forms such as cups or bowls. It’s a hands-on and engaging experience, and beginners are very welcome.

There are two session dates available. Each session is $10 for City of Belmont Residents, and $15 for Non-City of Belmont Residents.

All clay, wheels, and tools are provided. Participants should wear comfortable clothes.

Tickets are required for this event. Book your ticket via Humanitix below or contact the City.
 
For more information or assistance booking tickets, contact the Arts and Place team on artsandplace@belmont.wa.gov.au.

Do you need help using your laptop, iPad or mobile phone? Head to the Fremantle Library and bring along your charged device. If you need help using your laptop, iPad or mobile phone, simply bring along your charged device and talk to...

Cockatoo KIDs are joining SERCUL to plant native species at Bannister Creek.Cockatoo KIDs are joining the South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare (SERCUL) for a morning of planting native species at Bannister Creek.By enhancing the habitat, we’re creating a healthier home for local wildlife – from birds and insects to small mammals.It’s a chance for kids to connect with […]

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.