Not only are libraries celebrating the Joondalup Festival, we are also celebrating the WA Tree Festival. We hope you can join us for some of these special events.
We are excited about the launch of the Duncraig Adventure Hub and our three sensory monster events delivered in partnership with local author and illustrator Sean E Avery.
Sat 9.30am–4pm 9.30am–1pm 9.30am–1pm 9.30am–1pm 9.30am–12.30pm
Sun 1–5pm Closed Closed Closed Closed
Public holidays and observances (all libraries)
Labour Day
Easter
ANZAC Day
Joondalup Festival of Motoring
Closed Monday 3 March
Closed Friday 18 April
Open Saturday 19 April
Closed Sunday 20 April
Closed Monday 21 April
Closed Friday 25 April
Closed Saturday 3 May
Closed Sunday 4 May
*Information in this guide was correct at the time of publication, however library hours, services and events may be changed in response to emergency situations. Always refer to the City’s website at joondalup.wa.gov.au for updates, subscribe to the Libraries’ eNewsletter or call 9400 4751.
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National simultaneous story time
Monday 19 – Saturday 24 May, 10am City of Joondalup Libraries
Every year a picture book written and illustrated by an Australian author and illustrator is read simultaneously in libraries and schools around the country. This year’s special book is The Truck Cat written by Deborah Frenkle, illustrated by Danny Snell. The Truck Cat is a story about cats and humans, immigration and identity, and homes lost and found. Visit the libraries for story time all week where we will feature this wonderful book and celebrate the joy of reading. No cost. No bookings required.
What’s on
around the City this autumn
Arts in Focus Exhibition
Urban Rhythms – Rosemary Helmis
Sunday 9 March-Thursday 24 April
Joondalup Library
ANZAC Day Service
Friday 25 April
Central Park, Joondalup
Joondalup Festival
Saturday 15 March-Saturday 5 April
Various venues (see pages 5/6 for details)
WA Tree Festival
Saturday 12 April-Saturday 10 May (see page 7 for details)
Women’s Hall of Fame 15th
Anniversary Exhibition
Monday 28 April-Friday 30 May
Joondalup Library (see page 8 for details)
Joondalup Festival of Motoring
Friday 2-Sunday 4 May
Joondalup City Centre
The Cube
Saturday 15 March-5 April
Every night from 5pm
Boas Ave, Joondalup
Free
As night falls each evening, The Cube’s four walls will be illuminated in anticipation of a performance –maybe a kinetic dance, a swing session or a metamorphosis in action. Your experience at The Cube is sure to be out of the box.
Feast
Saturday 15 March, 6pm
Joondalup Library
Tickets $169
On the open-air terraced concourse outside Joondalup Library, take your seat at the long table to indulge in mouthwatering entree, main and dessert brimming with bushtukka flavours, expertly prepared by All Good Grub under guidance from Kija woman Stacey Goodall.
Feline Good
Saturday 15 March-5 April
Joondalup Library
Free
Discover a series of Bruno Booth’s fluorescent cats here to brighten your day with their tracksuit-wearing escapades.
Can you find Coconut, Cardboard and Nasty Nestle?
The Waiting Room
Friday 28, Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 March
7.30pm
Joondalup Library
Tickets $17-$19
Upon entering the Waiting Room you immediately ask: where’s the stage? The entire space is filled with rows of chairs. Sit where you will. From the outset you are complicit in what happens next. Don’t miss this production from Pony Cam that unveils what we do when there’s nothing else to do.
WA Tree Festival returns!
12 April-10 May
Join us for a month-long celebration of trees, biodiversity, wildlife and the beautiful outdoors.
Trees keep us cool, provide habitat for wildlife, make our gardens and streets look and feel better, and can improve our physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Grow your knowledge of trees this year with a variety of treemendous activities for all ages.
Go beyond the bark on an outdoor tour where you’ll discover some of our local giants, or branch out your creative skills by joining in fun workshops.
Visit our website at joondalup.wa.gov.au for further information.
WA Women’s Hall of Fame Photographic Exhibition
Monday 28 April-Friday 30 May
Joondalup Library
Free
This exhibition features a collection of stunning photos taken by Karen Wheatland. The exhibition consists of photos of 2024 Inductees and an accompanying story board.
Stories in the park
Tuesdays in March, 10am City of Joondalup parks
If you and your children enjoy the colours and feel of autumn, join us under the trees for story time at some of our favourite local parks. Invite your friends and family for a morning of stories, songs and nature craft. Suitable for families with children aged 2-4 years.
No cost. No bookings required.
4 March 11 March 18 March 25 March
Robin Park
Parnell Avenue, Sorrento
Barridale Park
45 Barridale Drive, Kingsley Camberwarra Park 63 Camberwarra Drive, Craigie
Neil Hawkins Park
200 Boas Avenue, Joondalup
Discovery session – Propagation workshop
Thursday 6 March, 6pm – Joondalup Library
Alannah from Coastal Eden will present an introduction to indoor plant propagation. Alannah will discuss the step-by-step process for propagating different plants, the tools needed and tips to care for your newly propagated plants.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery session – Gut instincts
Wednesday 12 March, 6pm – Whitford Library
Your mental wellness starts in your gut. Join Dr Kyle for a transformative talk that uncovers the hidden link between gut health and emotional wellbeing, including its impact on depression and anxiety. Learn how the food you eat and the bacteria in your gut can impact your mood, reduce stress, and enhance mental clarity.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery session – All things barbecue
Saturday 15 March, 10am – Woodvale Library
Join professional barbecue chef Ross Yarranton for this informative, fun and light-hearted masterclass in all things barbecue. Learn how to choose and maintain your barbecue and how to make every barbecue the envy of your neighbours.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Harmony Week story time
Monday 17 March – Saturday 22 March, 10am City of Joondalup Libraries
Let’s celebrate our vibrant multicultural community this Harmony Week by exploring other cultures through stories, songs and activities at our regular Story time sessions. No cost. No bookings required.
Maximise your eBook experience with Joondalup Libraries
Are you taking full advantage of the free eBooks available through Joondalup Libraries? Make sure your mobile device is equipped with our fantastic reading and listening apps:
• BorrowBox: Access eBooks, comics, audiobooks, newspapers and magazines.
• cloudLibrary: Enjoy a wide selection of eBooks and audiobooks.
• Libby: Dive into eBooks, comics, audiobooks and magazines.
• hoopla: Explore eBooks, comics, audiobooks music and videos.
These apps are all available for download from your iOS or Android app store. All you need is your Joondalup Libraries card.
Digitisation station
Are your home videos stashed in a cupboard, unwatched for decades? Re-live those heartwarming, tear-inducing, cringe-worthy, thigh-slapping moments by bringing your memories to life using the free Digitisation Station at Woodvale Library.
Our staff are on hand to help, or you can come along to our free information session before you book.
So much of what we do in everyday life has a technology component. Drop in to one of our popular information sessions to increase your skills and digital confidence. These are information sessions only but you can bring along your own phone or device.
Digital drop in – Tech tailored to you
Friday 7 March, 10am – Woodvale Library
Do you find the font on your phone difficult to read, or does your phone ring out before you can answer it? Come along to this session to learn about the accessibility features and settings on your personal device.
Digital drop in – Join the �� fun
Friday 4 April, 10am – Woodvale Library
Learn the digital language of memes, gifs and emojis and bring your messages to life ��
Digital drop in – Digitisation station
Friday 2 May, 10am – Woodvale Library
Back by popular demand! Learn how to convert video tapes into digital files that you can access whenever you like, then book in to convert your videos.
These sessions are free and pre-booking is not required – just drop in!
Discovery Outbound offers a variety of fun activities and outings for people aged 50 years and older, who enjoy being active, creative, entertained or learning new things.
Upcoming events include attending a Joondalup Festival exhibition, a round of mini-golf and a heritage building photo walk. Costs vary. Book and pay online.
Motion by the ocean
Tuesday 11 March
People with mobility challenges can join us for a relaxing and scenic rickshaw ride along the coast.
* Limited numbers
Joondalup Festival Exhibits and Eats
Monday 24 March
Enjoy the festival exhibitions across the City of Joondalup Reception Centre and Library followed by light refreshments.
Army Museum of Western Australia
Wednesday 9 April
Learn more about the history of the Australian Army at this Defence property full of artefacts, exhibitions and extensive collections.
Wembley mini-golf
Wednesday 30 April
Set in the scenic bushland at Wembley Golf Club, try 9 or 18 holes of this beautifully landscaped course, which also has an accessible 9 holes.
Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre
Monday 12 May
Enjoy a guided tour through the Martin facility, including bushwalking and a presentation as part of the WA Tree Festival.
Heritage building photo walk – Northbridge by daylight lens
Wednesday 28 May
Discover the heritage and stories of Northbridge by day with photographer Michael Pelusey giving tips on capturing architecture in photos. * Limited numbers
For more information, scan the QR code or visit joondalup.wa.gov.au and search ‘Discovery Outbound’.
Sensory monsters – Duncraig Adventure Hub
We are looking forward to the launch of the new Duncraig Adventure Hub and sensory monsters playground located next to Duncraig Library. Help us to celebrate by joining award-winning children’s authorillustrator and primary school teacher, Sean E Avery, and paediatric occupational therapist Caris Bailey, for a series of sensory activities that link into the new playground. Sean and Caris have written a new picture book called Sensory Monsters Playground Adventure to help parents learn about sensory processing and ways to support their own little sensory monsters.
Sensory monsters parent information session
Friday 21 March, 10am – Duncraig Library
For parents and caregivers
Come along to this workshop with Sean and Caris if you have a child or teach a child who becomes overwhelmed by their sensory environment. Learn fun and practical ways to support them at home or in the classroom.
Sensory monsters story time with sensory play
Saturday 29 March, 10am – Duncraig Library
Ages 3-8 years
Sean and Caris will read Sensory Monsters
Playground Adventure, after which parents and children can explore the various senses and get to know the sensory monster characters better through sensory play activities.
Make your own sensory monster
Tuesday 15 April, 10am – Duncraig Library
Ages 7-10 years
Sean and Caris will read Sensory Monsters
Playground Adventure after which children can identify and learn more about their own sensory preferences. They can then unleash their creativity by designing and building their own unique sensory monster plasticine model. These events are free, however online registration is essential.
Community session
Thursday 20 March, 10am
– Joondalup Library
The Injury Matters team will present an information session about preventing falls, removing common hazards to make your home safer, and moving your body to improve balance and strength. The session will include a game of Bingo-cise for fun and will finish up with an enjoyable morning tea. No cost. Register online.
Discovery session – Growing mushrooms
Saturday 22
March, 10am
– Duncraig Library
Learn how to sustainably grow your own gourmet mushrooms using upcycled buckets in this interactive talk with Simon from MycoCasa. Explore the various stages of mushroom cultivation, learn some simple tips and tricks for success and how to make your own oyster mushroom growing bucket.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Parenting session – Reading Ready
Wednesday 26 March, 10am – Whitford
Library
If your child is in kindy or pre-primary this year, they are at the start of the exciting journey of learning how to read. This workshop will give parents and carers insight into what children need to know to read a word, and how to supplement their learning at home through our Reading Ready pack. At the end of the workshop, participants can borrow the pack. Cost $5. Book and pay online.
This Project has been supported by funding provided by the State Government of Western Australia, through the State Library’s Better Beginnings program.
Avoid the queue and try our Quick Read and Quick Watch collections.
Forget-Me-Not Memory Café
Fourth Friday of the month, 10am Duncraig Library
28 March | 23 May
The City of Joondalup hosts a regular dementia support café in partnership with Forget-Me-Not for those living with memory loss, their carers and loved ones. The Memory Café aims to provide a supportive social network in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Register your interest by calling 9400 4790.
Memory bags
These light, takeaway bags, include themed books, activities, props and conversation prompts. They can be used by families, friends or carers of people living with dementia, as a way of triggering happy memories and nostalgia. The bags are available for loan with your library membership.
Switch Your Thinking (SYT)
Joondalup Libraries have partnered with the State Government’s SYT Energy Efficiency Pilot Program to support residents and local small to medium businesses to build energy literacy and implement efficiency measures into their homes and businesses.
Community workshops
SYT will deliver free online and in-person workshops. Check their website for further information.
Energy audit kits
From March 2025, each library will have a kit that is available for a 7-day loan to help you measure your home or businesses efficiency. Each kit includes a thermal camera, power monitor, water flow measuring equipment and a manual full of instructions and energy saving tips.
Win an in-home energy audit
All who engage in the SYT program by attending a workshop or borrowing an energy kit, and completing a survey, will be in the running to win an in-home audit valued at between $350 and $500. For more information visit switchyourthinking.com/energy
Discovery session – Laughter yoga
Tuesday
1 April, 10am
– Joondalup Library
Join us on April Fool’s Day for some laughter and enjoy this unique approach to wellness that harnesses the power of laughter for physical, mental, emotional and social benefits. It combines intentional laughter activities with the deep breathing used in yoga.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Meet the Author – Sara Foster in conversation with Dervla McTiernan
Wednesday 2 April, 6pm City of Joondalup Civic Chambers
Sara Foster is a bestselling West Australian author of psychological suspense novels. She has published seven novels, with her latest, When She Was Gone, hitting the shelves soon.
About When She Was Gone
Former London police officer Rose Campbell receives a devastating call in the middle of the night: her daughter, Lou, has disappeared from a remote Western Australian beach, and the police suspect her of kidnapping the two young children in her care. The police think Rose’s insights will lead them to Lou, but tragedy tore them apart long ago, and Rose hardly knows her daughter anymore. What has happened to Lou and the children? And can Rose and Blackwood find them in time?
Cost $8. With book $33. Book and pay online.
Dervla McTiernan
Thursday 22 May, 6pm St Stephen’s School Theatre
Join us for an evening with international bestselling author Dervla McTiernan ahead of the release of her latest Cormac Reilly novel, The Unquiet Grave.
Discovery session – Lawrence of Arabia
Tuesday 8 April, 6pm –
Woodvale Library
Lawrence of Arabia was the name given to British Intelligence Officer, Thomas Edward Lawrence, who fought alongside Arab guerrilla forces in the Middle East during World War 1. Join Nigel Ridgway as he examines the man, the soldier and the politics of the Middle East during this period.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Community session – Budgeting and healthy spending
Wednesday 9 April, 6pm – Whitford Library
This session is designed to help individuals aged 55 years and over manage their finances with confidence. Topics include practical tips for everyday money management and access to services for additional support.
No Cost. Register online.
Autumn school holidays program
Saturday 12 – Sunday 20 April
City of Joondalup Libraries
Suitable for ages 5-12 years
The April school holiday program at Joondalup Libraries is packed with activities that will inspire creativity and encourage curiosity!
Visit joondalup.wa.gov.au/events for the complete program and to book a spot.
Cost is $5.00 per child, per activity.
Book and pay online.
Bookings open on Monday 31 March at 9.30am.
Happy Easter!
All Joondalup LIbraries will be closed on Friday 18, Sunday 20 and Monday 21 of April.
Check out the library catalogue for our Easter Focussing on reading suggestions.
Discovery session – Cheese making
Saturday 26 April, 10am –
Duncraig Library
Join the Cheese Maker team to learn just how easy it is to make your own cheeses and yoghurts at home. You’ll be delighted with how simple and cost effective they are to make, without any nasty additives or preservatives. This demonstration will include some taste testing.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Community session – Get on board
Tuesday 29 April, 9.30am
– Joondalup Library
Are you over 55 years and want to learn how to use public transport? Build your confidence with a free public transport tour hosted by the City of Joondalup, in partnership with Transperth. Learn about SmartRiders, journey planning and senior entitlements, all in a friendly and supportive environment.
No Cost. Register online.
Discovery session – Vintage vase embroidery
Tuesday 6 May, 10am – Woodvale Library
Join the Embroiderers’ Guild of WA for some valuable tips and tricks as you create your own stitching project. This workshop is suitable for beginners. Everything you need to complete the project will be provided. This session is for adults.
Cost $10. Book and pay online.
Parenting workshop – From breast/bottle to broccoli
Wednesday 7 May, 10am – Whitford Library
Have you ever wondered when, how and why babies move from breast/bottle feeding to solids, and why some children make this transition easily and others don’t? This presentation will look at the normal development of feeding skills in babies and young children and how you can help them move through the stages.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Parenting workshop – Style workshop for new mums
Friday 16 May, 10am – Duncraig Library
A woman’s body and lifestyle changes after having a baby. Join Sarah, a personal stylist and mum of two, in this interactive workshop to learn tips and tricks for building a reimagined practical wardrobe. Learn how to get dressed and feel good with limited time, and ways to style your new body. Babies up to 18 months old are welcome and encouraged.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery session – Republic to empire
Wednesday 28 May, 6pm – Whitford Library
The Roman Republic relied on a system of powersharing checks and balances that provided inspiration for modern democracies. Yet as it expanded to become one of the greatest powers of the ancient world, increasing instability led to the rise of the Roman Empire. Along the way it produced some of the most remarkable individuals and stories in history.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery session – Jigsaw competition
Saturday 31 May, 10am – Duncraig Library
Are you competitive and love working on jigsaw puzzles? Then grab a friend and test your skills against other local puzzle enthusiasts. Every pair starts with the same 500-piece puzzle and your aim is to be the first pair to complete it.
Cost $15 per pair. Book and pay online.
Step into Volunteering
Do you want to meet new people, share your skills, or make a difference in the community? Then come along to a free step into Volunteering session.
• Wednesday 26 March, 12.30-2pm, Duncraig Library
• Tuesday 29 April, 1-2.30pm, Woodvale Library
• Thursday 26 June, 5-6.30pm, Whitford Library
To register or for further information visit joondalup.wa.gov.au or call 9400 4000.
National Volunteer Week – Volunteer Expo
Saturday 24 May, 10am-1pm, Joondalup Library
Further information will be provided in the library e-Newsletter closer to the date.
Regular library events
Family time
Saturday, 10am – Woodvale Library
Ages 18 months–4 years
Start the weekend with stories and songs at family time. Pre-school aged children are invited to bring their families to Woodvale Library every Saturday for a morning of fun and excitement!
STEAMing into story time
Saturday, 10am – Whitford Library
Ages 2-7 years
Stories, songs, and hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics (STEAM) activities that encourage children to use their critical thinking and problem-solving skills, imagination and creativity.
Story time
Weekly, 10am
Ages 2-4 years
These sessions encourage a love of reading, stimulate the imagination, and enable social interaction with other children outside the home.
Duncraig
Baby rhyme time
Weekly, 10am
For babies 0-18 months
Learn new rhymes and songs and develop your baby’s pre-literacy and social skills in a fun environment.
Sessions run during school term. No cost. No bookings required.
Toddler time
Weekly, 10am
For toddlers 18–30 months
These sessions encourage the love of books and language while letting your child move and be creative.
Joondalup
Sensory story time
Wednesday 7 May-25 June, 10am – Whitford Library
Ages 2–5 years
These sessions are aimed at children who are looking to experience story time in a quiet small group setting. Enjoy stories, songs and activities that promote literacy followed by sensory playtime. Sensory story time may be beneficial to children living with challenges related to sensory experiences. No cost. No bookings required.
Children’s University
Joondalup Libraries has partnered with the Children’s University to promote learning beyond the classroom and access to quality extra-curricular opportunities.
Children who participate in our nominated Children’s University programs log their hours in the Passport to Learning.
Visit our website for full details.
Art group
Monday, 9.30am – Woodvale Library
Join our weekly community art group for inspiration, great chats and new friendships in a creative space.
No cost. No bookings required.
Brain games
Monday, 2pm – Joondalup Library
Join us for an hour of puzzles, quizzes and games at this social group for older people. Connect with others and have fun while keeping your mind active.
No cost. No bookings required.
Canasta club
Friday, 1pm – Woodvale Library
Improve your concentration and logical thinking while enjoying a friendly game of canasta. All levels welcome.
No cost. No bookings required.
Chess afternoons
Thursday, 4pm – Woodvale Library
A session for anyone who wants to learn how to play chess or have a friendly game. All ages welcome.
No cost. No bookings required.
CoderDojo
Wednesday, 4pm – Joondalup Library
Ages 7-17 years
A volunteer led movement where young people learn to code, develop websites, apps, programs, games and much more. Sessions run during school term. Bring your own laptop if possible. No cost. No bookings required.
Crochet group
Join this friendly group to crochet with others in a casual social environment. Bring a project or start something new.
No cost. No bookings required.
Wednesday, 9.30am Wednesday, 10am
Cuttings and Cake
Join our community garden clinic where you can swap spare plants and ask gardening questions while enjoying morning tea. Bring something to share – a cutting or cake.
No cost. No bookings required.
Duncraig Library, third Saturday of the month, 10am
15 March, 19 April, 17 May
Woodvale
Whitford
English conversation group
Wednesday, 1pm – Joondalup Library
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, please do not attend with children. No cost. No bookings required.
Note: Sessions are not held during school holidays.
Family history help
Explore your family history with the help of an expert volunteer. Enjoy free access to online tools like ancestry.com and findmypast.com. Borrow resources from the genealogy collection for a richer research experience. No cost. No bookings required.
Joondalup
Tuesday, 9.30am–12pm
Wednesday, 9am–12pm
Third Saturday of the month, 1–3pm
15 March, 19 April, 17 May
Woodvale
French conversation group
Thursday, 5pm – Joondalup Library
An informal weekly group for people who know some French and want to improve their conversation skills.
No cost. No bookings required.
Note: Sessions are not held during school holidays.
Games in the library
City of Joondalup Libraries
Libraries have a vast selection of games available for patrons to enjoy while visiting. Choose to play Scrabble, Mah-jong, Chess, Yahtzee, Rummikub, Canasta and many more. Bring a friend or two and enjoy the challenge.
Game on!
Thursday, 10am – Joondalup Library
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 bookings required.
Imagination station
Ages 5–12 years
Drop in for an hour of entertainment, learn new skills and let your creative side run free in craft activities that will engage your imagination.
No cost. No bookings required.
Joondalup, first Sunday of the month, 2pm
2 March, 6 April, 4 May
Jigsaws
Boost memory and spatial reasoning with our fantastic jigsaw sessions. Dive into puzzles of various types, connecting with fellow enthusiasts. It’s a fun way to exercise your brain and share the joy of jigsaw solving.
No cost. No bookings required.
Duncraig, third Wednesday of the month, 2pm
19 March, 16 April, 21 May
Keystrokes
City of Joondalup Libraries
We can help you with all digital technologies including smart phones and tablets and online activities such as email. Sessions are available at all libraries.
Search for Keystrokes on the City’s website at joondalup.wa.gov.au for more information or call your local branch.
Justice of the Peace (JP) service
This is a free service to the community and no appointment is necessary. If you need certified copies of documents, bring the original and the copies to be signed. Some documents require a second witness so please bring someone with you if this is the case.
Joondalup Library Woodvale Library
Note: Libraries have photocopying facilities for a small fee.
Thursday, 5-6.30pm Saturday, 9.30-11.30am
Saturday, 10am-12.30pm
To find other JP services visit the Department of Justice website at wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-justice
Other free local JP services
Joondalup Courthouse Warwick Community Care Centre
Monday to Friday, 9am-1pm Monday to Friday, 10am-1pm
Knitting groups
Join our friendly knitters and work on your own creations, knit something for charity or participate in a community project.
No cost. No bookings required.
First Wednesday at 2pm Fourth Saturday at 1pm Every Thursday, 1pm
5 March, 2 April, 7 May 22 March, 26 April, 24 May
Lego club - Challenge, create, construct Ages 5-12
years
Join in the fun of creative Lego play. Share and display your creations with the group and library visitors.
No cost. No bookings required.
Sessions are not held during school holidays.
4pm
Mah-jong
City of Joondalup Libraries
2pm
Mah-jong is a popular and challenging game that will help keep your brain active while having fun. Libraries hold regular sessions for beginners and more experienced players. Call 9400 4761 to find out when sessions are held.
Whitford
Whitford
Minecraft engineers
Ages 7+ years
Calling all Minecraft builders and Redstone enthusiasts! Build incredible structures in Creative mode and enhance STEM skills. Sessions run during the school term and a personal device with Minecraft installed is required in order to participate.
Bookings open on Monday 24 March at 9.30am. No cost. Register online for the whole term. Walk-ins are welcome each week, space permitting.
Monday, 4pm Tuesday, 4pm
Tabletop games
Saturday, 9.30am – Whitford Library Ages 16+ years
Join us for a games morning at the library. Whether you’re a gaming pro or a beginner, dive into exciting board and tabletop games. Our helpful facilitator ensures a fun time for all.
No cost. No bookings required.
Writers’ group
Expand and develop the craft of writing in this supportive group. The group meets twice a month and encourages all levels and types of writing.
Enquiries to 9400 4761.
Whitford
Woodvale
Acknowledgement of Country
Acknowledgement of Country
The City of Joondalup acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We recognise the culture of the Noongar people and the unique contribution they make to the Joondalup region and Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
joondalup.wa.gov.au
The City of Joondalup acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We recognise the culture of the Noongar people and the unique contribution they make to the Joondalup region and Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This document is available in alternative formats upon request.
