WHAT’S ON Spring 2019
at Bayside Library Service
Discover aquatic creatures Page 13
n Create, Play, Learn n Author talks
n Free children’s activities n eLearning and Technology
How to book an event Events that require a booking are noted in this publication. Bookings can be made by phoning (03) 9261 7851 or online. All events require payment at time of booking.
Library Closures Wednesday 2 October All branches of the Bayside Library Service will be closed for maintenance Friday 27 September AFL Grand Final holiday Tuesday 5 November Melbourne Cup Day Out of hours returns chutes are available at all branches for your convenience.
Bayside Library Service Tel 9261 7851 baysidelibrary@bayside.vic.gov.au www.bayside.vic.gov.au/library www.facebook.com/baysidelibraryservice
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What's on this Spring
Spring Highlights
Spring Holiday Program
4 Words by the Bay
6 Children’s Activities 8
10 Create, Play, Learn 14 eLearning and Technology
Technology 20 Other Programs Support and Services
21 Library Hours and Locations
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Spring Highlights
Trivia night – all things books
Childhood memories
Free fun filled event celebrating all things bookish. We will assign you a table on the night so come along on your own or with a group and revel in your love of literature and meet fellow reading enthusiasts.
Read aloud from your favourite childhood book or poem and reminisce on the joys of early literature.
Prizes and charity raffles throughout the night. Prizes will be awarded to the top trivia team! A glass of sparkling wine on arrival. Gold coin donation to nominated charity. BYO nibbles and wine. Bring coins for raffles. Tuesday 10 September 7.30pm – 10pm Beaumaris Library Cost Gold coin donation on the night. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516726
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Thursday 19 September 2pm – 3pm Hampton Library Morning Tea provided FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516491
Spring Highlights
Author Talk: Noel Braun Join Noel Braun as he discusses his spiritual quest of self-discovery walking the Camino de Santiago routes in northwestern Spain, France and Portugal. Noel Braun embarked on his journey of selfdiscovery after the suicide of his wife Maris. He walked six routes of the ancient Camino de Santiago pilgrimage and woven into his earlier books are the fascinating stories of people he meets. His insightful novels about loss and self-discovery explore the very essence of the human condition. Thursday 24 October 1pm – 3pm Beaumaris Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516796
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Words by the Bay
Author talk : Adam Koch
Reading Hour
The biography of a remarkable Polish World War II hero, Captain Witold Pilecki, reveals the life of a noble Polish patriot and courageous soldier, with a life which was dedicated to the service to all those in need. Witold Pilecki was a chivalrous man, a talented artist painter, a generous gentleman who established and operated successful agricultural cooperatives.
What will you read for Australian Reading Hour? Take the time to learn, grow, escape and relax.
The author of this biography of Witold Pilecki, Adam Koch, migrated to Australia over thirty years ago from Poland where he was born. Adam now lives in Beaumaris. Thursday 14 November 6.30-7.30pm Beaumaris Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/522442
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On Thursday 19 September 2019, we’re encouraging all Australians across the country to pick up a book and read for one hour on your own or with your children. Join in the fun by participating in one of our 3 events scheduled across Bayside Library Service on Thursday 19 September to celebrate Australian Reading Hour. Experience the wonderful world of books and reading shared.
Words on the Bay
Seniors Month Elderhood: What really matters with Di Percy The third life-stage is no longer viewed as a decline into old age and fragility. Becoming an elder has shifted from becoming old to a vibrant time of life, distinct from adulthood, providing us with new doors to open into worlds. Join Transition Specialist, Di Percy as she explores the deeper questions of self and meaning, and how to refresh and engage our life in a new way.
Books & Baguettes In the round, 1pm–2pm, read for your lunch. Tea/coffee and baguettes on us! Thursday 19 September 1pm – 2pm Brighton Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516498
Dads Rock Reading Dads, grandfathers, uncles and friends come along in your work outfit; builders come with your tool bags, doctors come with your stethoscopes and painters come with your brushes! Bring your favourite picture book or we’ll give you one to read. Read to the kids then enjoy a bag of popcorn together! Thursday 19 September 10.30am – 11.30am Beaumaris Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516504
Monday 14 October 2pm – 3pm Brighton Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516756
Think Outside the Square with David Astle Peek inside the black-and-white box of a cryptic crossword and you will find wonders. Puns and double meanings. Reversals and codes. Charades and homophones. This session will unlock the secrets of each clue recipe, as well as pass on the pleasures of solving and making your own clues. David’s chat is a challenge to open your mind to deeper wordplay. Thursday 17 October 12.30pm – 2pm Brighton Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/516781
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Children’s Activities
Spring Story Sessions Please note: Toddler Storytimes, Preschool Storytimes and Baby Rhyme Times take a break during school holidays.
Baby Rhyme Time Baby Rhyme Time is held regularly at each branch and introduces your child to language, literature and the library. By exposing your child to a wide variety of the best books available and making reading an everyday part of life you will lay the foundations for a lifelong love of reading. Ages 0 – 18 months Beaumaris Library 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month 2.30pm – 2.50pm 3 & 17 September 15 October 19 November Brighton Library 2nd & 4th Friday of the month 10.30am – 10.50am 13 September 11 & 25 October 8 & 22 November Hampton Library 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month 10.30am – 10.50am 5 & 19 September 17 October 7 & 21 November
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Children’s Activities
Toddler Storytime
Preschool Storytime
Toddler Storytime caters for the changes in children’s development after 18 months. These sessions include stories, songs and rhymes.
Sessions include stories, songs, rhymes and an activity.
Ages 18 months – 3 years 10.30am to 11am Beaumaris Library 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month 5 & 19 September 17 October 7 & 21 November Brighton Library 2nd & 4th Monday of the month 9 September 14 & 28 October 11 & 25 November
To maximise the benefits available from storytime it is important for you to listen to the stories with your children and participate in the activities. Ages 3 – 5 years 10.30am – 11.15am Beaumaris Library Monday & Friday Brighton Library Tuesday & Thursday Hampton Library Monday & Wednesday
Hampton Library 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month 12 September 10 & 24 October 14 & 28 November
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Spring holiday program Monday 23 September – Friday 4 October 2019 Bookings open on Monday 2 September 2019, 7pm All children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian Please bring your ticket with you.
Beaumaris Comic Book Workshop
Buzzy Bee Storytime
Presented by Steve Lo Casto
Be blown away with some gorgeous bee stories and songs and then get busy with some bee craft.
Have you always wanted to create your own comic book but didn't know how? Now's your chance! Renowned Illustrator Steve Lo Casto will walk you through creating a comic book of your own. This exciting 1.5 hour workshop gives you the tools and the confidence you need to create your own comic book. It's amazing what you can achieve with the basic essentials! Come along and bring your imagination! Learn about comic book history, what goes into a comic book, creating your own characters, setting and story to bring your comic book to life. Tuesday 24 September 2.30pm – 4pm Ages 7 – 12 All materials provided Cost $6. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/461917
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Wednesday 25 September 10.30am - 11.15am Ages 3 – 6 years FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/528454
Bath Bomb Blitz Workshop presented by Twisted Science Everyone loves a take home fizzy awesome bar of fun! Bath bombs are the latest sensation for both boys and girls and are little packets of chemical reactions. The experience lasts long after the workshop, when bubbles of carbon dioxide gas make bath time even better! Monday 30 September 10.30am – 11.30am Ages 6+ Cost $6. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/528471
Spring Holiday Program
Sunflower fun
Pets are people too
Celebrate spring with sunflower fun! Listen to a story, learn about a sunflower’s lifecycle and then plant sunflower seeds to grow at home. Sunflowers take a while to grow, so we will make a cheery paper sunflower for sunflower fun straightaway!
Janet from Bayside Library Service is delighted to partner with Bayside Gallery. Janet will share her love of pets and storytelling to help celebrate the latest exhibition Pets are People Too. Enjoy a story amongst the exhibition, and see works by some of Australia’s leading artists that investigate the special relationships we have with our pets.
Thursday 3 October 10.30am – 11.15am Ages 4 – 8 FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/528478
Brighton Creative Play
Thursday 26 September Bayside Gallery, corner Wilson and Carpenter Streets, Brighton 10.30am – 11.15am Ages 3 – 5 FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/BDVOX
In partnership with Bayside Toy Library. Come to the library for a morning of relaxed play. Tuesday 24 September 10.30am – 11.15am Ages 3+ FREE Just turn up!
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Spring Holiday Program
Creative Writing Workshop with Vikki Petraitis Do you love writing stories? This is the workshop for you! Vikki Petraitis is an author and a teacher who has been helping kids write stories for years. In this creative writing workshop, you will learn the tricks to making your characters more interesting and making your stories sparkle. Lots of fun writing activities, storytelling, and meeting other kids who love to write. Includes a half hour break 11.30am – 12 noon. Bring your lunch, a drink, pencils and paper. Monday 30 September 10am – 1pm For students in grade 3 to grade 6 Cost $6. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/528506
The Puppet Circus Roll up, Roll up! Come and see the hilariously funny puppet show, ‘Circus In Disarray’! Be captivated by Larry the cheeky dancing Lama and awed by the talents of Ralph the plate spinning dog! Marvel at Vern, the most beautiful bird in the world. Lots of fun puppets performing live circus skills! Amazing characters, bubbles, audience interaction and rogue penguins make this a fantastic show not to be missed! Tuesday 1 October 10.30am – 11.10am Ages 3 – 10 Cost $6 www.trybooking.com/528518
Bilingual Storytime Listen and participate in a bilingual (Mandarin/English) storytime. Session includes stories, songs and an activity. Thursday 3 October 10.30am – 11.15am Ages 3+ FREE Just turn up!
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Spring Holiday Program
Hampton
Brighton
Wildlife Xposure presents Marine Life Coastal Critters
Read to me: individual reading aloud for primary school children
The Ocean.... to you. Discover miraculous aquatic creatures. Expose yourself to an unusual & mysterious hidden world.
Being read to is an excellent stepping stone towards discovering the magic of reading.
This live aquarium display and presentation provides a unique opportunity to learn more about Victoria’s coastal habitats and their rich biodiversity. View and touch live marine animals in a safe, ethical environment.
Viv Gyopar, an experienced Primary and Special Education Teacher, will read aloud to your primary school child, showing children and parents some basic skills to make reading easier, enjoyable and enticing.
Two sessions, please choose one: Monday 23 September 10am – 11am or Monday 23 September 11.10am – 12.10pm
If you would like further information about this service, contact Vivienne Gyopar on 0438 345 945 or email vgyopar@where4kids.com.au
Ages 5 – 11 Cost $6. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/493390
Hama bead pixel art
Term 3. Monday 2, 9 & 16 September 4pm – 5pm 15 minute sessions available Brighton Library Ages 4 – 12 FREE Bookings essential www.where4kids.setmore.com
Create pixel art with beads, then iron your creation to turn it into jewellery, bag tags, or a cool decoration to take home. Two sessions, please choose one: Monday 30 September 2.30pm – 3:30pm or Tuesday 1 October 2.30pm – 3:30pm Ages 8+ FREE Bookings essential. www.trybooking.com/528987
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Create, Play, Learn MineCraft Melbourne
Silhouette Cameo
Explore Melbourne’s city centre recreated in Minecraft. Add to Melbourne City landmarks and take part in a virtual experience of the archaeological digs that took place during Metro Tunnel works on Swanston Street.
Learn how to use this clever machine, make pop up cards, custom clothing, decorations, scrapbook pages and more.
Tuesday 17 September Tuesday 24 September Tuesday 8 October Tuesday 12 November 4pm – 5pm Beaumaris Library Ages 7+ FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/525840 Spaces 4
Introduction to the Silhouette Craft Cutter.
To attend the introductory session, please check the Library website. Tuesdays 5pm – 5.30pm Beaumaris Library FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/book/ event?eid=436626 Spaces 3
Coding for Kids Oculus Quest Multiplayer The Oculus Quest all-in-one VR system offers a new type of immersion with no cords. Experience the freedom of wireless Virtual Reality with friends! Thursday 19 September Thursday 17 October Friday 15 November 4pm – 5pm Beaumaris Library Ages 13+ FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/525845 Spaces 3
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Come down and discover new coding resources at Bayside Library Service. The block based programming language is widely used so the skills that children will develop while playing can be easily transferred to other coding software. Wednesday 18 September Friday 20 November 4pm – 5pm Beaumaris Library Ages 6+ FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/525852 Spaces 6
Create Play Learn!
Create and print your own t-shirt design
Retro Gaming with Raspberry PI
Create or find a design then have it printed on transfer paper - simply iron on to your clothing of choice.
Learn how to build your own Raspberry Pi retro gaming rig.
Friday 11 October Tuesday 22 October Thursday 14 November 4pm – 5pm Beaumaris Library Ages 8+ FREE Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/436816 3 spaces
RetroPie is a software library used to emulate retro video games on the Raspberry Pi computer. Monday 23 September Monday 21 October Monday 18 November 5pm – 6pm Beaumaris Library Ages 9+ FREE Booking essential www.trybooking.com/525890 4 spaces
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eLearning and Technology The Library runs a number of training classes on a variety of topics relating to iPhones, iPads, Windows 10 computers and the Library’s online resources.
All our iPhone & iPad classes require that your device is using iOS 12 or later, which can be installed on any of these models
Classes are held in the training room at Brighton Library, 14 Wilson Street, Brighton and in the small hall at Beaumaris Library, 96 Reserve Road, Beaumaris.
iPhones iPhone X, XS, XS Max & XR iPhone 8 & 8 Plus; iPhone 7 & 7 Plus; iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6sPlus; iPhone SE; iPhone 5s
All our classes are conducted by experienced trainers, and have a maximum of eight participants. A set of notes for you to take home is provided for all our classes.
iPads 12.9” iPad Pro 2nd generation & 1st generation; 10.5” & 9.7” iPad Pro; 9.7” iPad 6th generation (2018); iPad 5th generation (2017); iPad Air & Air 2; iPad mini 2, 3 & 4
If you have any enquiries, please contact Sue Doherty, Bayside Library Service on 9261 7851.
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You can check which iOS your device is using by tapping on Settings > General > About and look at what is written next to Version.
eLearning and Technology
iPhones – Settings, Calls & Texts
iPads – (Part 1) Basics, Settings, Camera & App Store
Prerequisites: A basic understanding of how to use your iPhone to make/answer a call, send/read a text, & take a photo with the camera. Please make sure your iPhone is fully charged.
Prerequisites: Please make sure your iPad is fully charged and updated to the latest iOS (software). You must also know your Apple ID (email address) & Apple password.
You will learn how to organise your home screen, delete apps you no longer need, change & check some of your phone’s more important Settings, add frequently called phone numbers to Favourites, use Siri to make calls, fix typing mistakes, use the microphone to dictate text messages, save photos sent in a text message and some new ways to use the camera. Brighton Library Friday 11 October 10am – 12noon Cost $12. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/492006
This class will teach you the ‘basics’ – buttons on your iPad, icons on the home screens and different tapping/swiping techniques. You will then explore the Settings app, learn how to connect your iPad to a wi-fi network, find out how much storage space you’ve used, explore the Notes app and learn some basic typing tips and discover how to install some useful free apps from the App Store. Brighton Library Thursday 5 September Thursday 10 October 10.30am – 12.30pm Cost $15. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/492849
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eLearning and Technology
iPads – (Part 2) Basics, Safari (Internet), Mail (email) & Contacts Prerequisites: A basic understanding of how to use your iPad. Please make sure your device is charged and updated to the latest iOS (software). You will also need to have an email account already set up on your iPad before attending this class. This class will teach you how to use Safari to search the Internet (Google) for information, identify links, retrace your steps (go ‘back’), add useful pages to your Bookmarks and revisit them. You will also learn how to write and send Mail messages, reply to and delete messages, save photos attached to a message and add/edit friends’ email addresses in your Contacts. Brighton Library Thursday 12 September Thursday 17 October 10.30am – 12.30pm Cost $15. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/443262
iPhones, iPads & iCloud Prerequisites: At least 3 months experience using your iPhone/iPad on a regular basis. Please make sure your device is charged and updated to the latest iOS (software). You will also need to know your Apple ID (email address) and Apple password. We will discuss the difference between storage on your device vs iCloud storage and the importance of iCloud Backup. You will then learn which iCloud settings work best for your needs and which can be safely turned off.
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Brighton Library Friday 6 September Tuesday 22 October 10am – 11am Cost $6 Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/440354
iPhones, iPads & Photos Prerequisites: At least 3 months experience using your iPhone/iPad on a regular basis. Please make sure your device is fully charged and updated to the latest iOS (software). At least one of your devices must be using iOS12. Do you know how to use your iPhone’s or iPad’s camera to take simple photos, how to view and delete photos, but not much else? This class will show you how to sync photos between your iPhone and iPad (if you own both), how to use the camera to take and view burst and live photos, edit your photos, crate albums of important events, and some different ways to share photos including AirDrop. Brighton Library Thursday 19 September Wednesday 30 October 10am – 12noon Cost $12. Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/440363
eLearning and Technology
Introduction to Windows 10 (using the laptops in our Training Room) Prerequisites: 3+ months experience using a Windows computer on a regular basis. This class will discuss changes in the appearance and features of Windows 10 (compared to earlier versions) and teach you about Live Tiles, Start menu, locating installed Apps (such as OneNote), all tray icons including Microsoft Edge (Internet Explorer), File Explorer, the App Store, Notification & Action Centre. You’ll also learn about the benefits of a Microsoft account and free icloud storage (OneDrive).
Our Family History program is hugely popular and even after we have put on additional classes, all our Family History classes are booked out until the end of 2019. Thank you for your enthusiastic support of this program. Stay tuned for our 2020 calendar released in our Summer edition of What’s On. In the meantime, do explore the digital databases, accessed on our website. Trove is the world class Australian database of digitised content from the National Library of Australia. https://trove.nla.gov.au
Brighton Library Wednesday 11 September Tuesday 15 October Wednesday 20 November 10am – 12noon Cost $12 Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/440518
TROVE – National Library of Australia Prerequisite 3+ months experience using a Windows computer on a regular basis. This 2 hour class will help you to explore the National Library of Australia (NLA) service Trove. You will be shown how to effectively use this free resource to research various aspects of your family history using digitised Australian historic newspapers, print catalogues of libraries around Australia, sound and music files, pictures and photos, maps, archived websites and much more. Brighton Library Wednesday 13 November 10am – 12noon Cost $6 Bookings essential www.trybooking.com/440534
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Technology Support
Device Advice
eDigital HelpDesk
Do you have questions about using your digital device? Come along to our Device Advice sessions and we will help get you started. Device Advice is an informal dropin style session – just bring your device and your questions.
If you need a helping hand to access our library eResources, including eBooks, eAudiobooks and eMagazine, book a 30 minute session with one of our library tech support staff. They can assist with basic information to help download e-books and e-magazines on your iPad, tablet, e-reader or other device.
Hampton Library Please note that during the refurbishment of Sandringham Library, Device Advice will be held at Hampton Branch. Wednesday 4 September Wednesday 6 November 2pm – 4pm FREE Just turn up Brighton Library Thursday 12 September Thursday 17 October Thursday 21 November 4.15pm – 5.15pm FREE Just turn up
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Beaumaris Library Mondays 3pm – 3.30pm www.trybooking.com/436587 Brighton Library Fridays 4pm – 4.30pm www.trybooking.com/436604 Sandringham Library Express Fridays 3.30pm – 4pm www.trybooking.com/436621
Other programs and services
Book Chats
Foodie chat
If you like to talk about books you have read and share your ideas with like minded people, why not come along to a Book Chat. There is no prescribed reading so just enjoy a chat with fellow book lovers and get some tips for your next reading experience.
Are you a passionate cook or an avid cookbook browser? Perhaps you like to read fiction based around a kitchen?
Beaumaris Library Every second Wednesday of the month (Feb – Nov) 2pm – 3pm Brighton Library Every third Monday of the month (Feb – Nov) 2.30pm – 3.30pm Hampton Library Every first Tuesday of the month (Feb – Nov) 11am – 12noon Sandringham – Library Express 92 Station Street, Sandringham Every second Thursday of the month 10am – 11am
Come to Sandringham Library Express, then adjourn to a local coffee shop (during the Library refurbishment) – to enjoy a chat about all things foodie. Browse cooking books, magazines, and recount favourite food experiences and memories. Bring along your favourite tried and tested recipes to share with others. Staff will copy items for you to share. Wednesday 11 September Wednesday 9 October Wednesday 13 November
JPs at your library Please check our website for upcoming dates and call the library to confirm the JP’s availability on the day. Please note the sessions are at Brighton and Beaumaris only.
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Become a member today
Join Bayside Library Service
Books and a whole lot more
Join Bayside Library Service at any branch using your photo ID, or online at bayside.vic.gov.au/library. Online membership allows you access to all our online resources such as ebooks, eaudiobooks, newspapers, emagazines and databases. For full membership and to borrow, bring your photo ID to any branch to be issued with a card.
Our libraries are spaces for the whole community. The friendly staff can help make the most of your visit. Just ask!
Membership is free and open to anyone. Children under 18 must be signed up by a parent or guardian with photo ID.
Borrowing Library members can borrow up to 30 items - bring your card to each visit. Magazines can be borrowed for 2 weeks, 4 weeks for everything else. Items can be renewed twice unless they are on reserve for another borrower. Librarian assistance and self-checkout are available at all branches.
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Membership is free and you don’t need to live in the City of Bayside to become a member
At Bayside libraries you can: Borrow books and eBooks, large print, graphic novels and eComics, audiobooks and eAudiobooks, music CDs and DVDs, magazines and eMagazines, collections in Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, French, German, Greek. Use online resources and databases, free PCs with MS Office (up to four hours per day), free WiFi, colour photocopiers and scanners, printing services. Enjoy daily newspapers or magazines, local history and genealogy resources, quiet spaces, free programs.
Access the library 24/7 At bayside.vic.gov.au/library you can browse the catalogue renew your loans reserve an item download an eBook, eAudiobook, eMagazine or eComic stream movies and documentaries stream music request a purchase book an event
Library Hours and Locations Brighton Library 14 Wilson Street, Brighton VIC 3186 Tel 9261 7840 Monday –Thursday: 10am – 8pm Friday: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 10am – 4pm Sunday: 1pm – 5pm Hampton Library 1D Service Street, Hampton VIC 3188 Tel 9261 7870 Monday – Friday: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 10am - 1pm Sunday: Closed Sandringham Library Express (interim location during refurbishment) 92 Station Street, Sandringham VIC 3191 Tel 9261 7810 Monday –Thursday: 10am – 6pm Friday: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 10am – 1pm Sunday: Closed Beaumaris Library 96 Reserve Road, Beaumaris VIC 3193 Tel 9261 7820 Monday – Thursday: 10am – 8pm Friday: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 10am – 4pm Sunday: 1pm – 5pm Closed on public holidays and on the first Wednesday in March and October www.bayside.vic.gov.au/library baysidelibrary@bayside.vic.gov.au Tel 9261 7851
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Free event Author book reading
What do we say? Join local author, Michele McNamara who will read her book What do we say? A short activity will follow the reading. Learning manners can be challenging for children and teaching manners can be equally challenging for parents. “What do we say?” takes the reader through the ups and downs of daily life and presents a way for both children and parents to remember and practise their manners. What do we say? points to the intrinsic rewards of using manners; making people feel good inside. Parents can use the phrase, ‘what do we say?’ when they feel children have forgotten to acknowledge others.
With light, bright illustrations, What do we say? is suitable to be read to children 3 – 6 and for early readers aged 5 – 7. Books will be available for purchase at a discounted price of $17 (cash only). Monday 23 September 10.30am –11am Brighton Library, 14 Wilson St, Brighton Ages 3+ Free event. Just turn up
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