What’s on around the City this Spring
Little Feet Festival (see page 16)
Featuring: Woody’s Ukulele School, The Hive, Little Land, cooking and gardening workshops, giant tractors, live music, face painting and much more
Sunday 13 October, 10am–3pm
The Pines at ECU Joondalup
Sunday Serenades: The Bradley Hall Band
Sunday 20 October, 2pm
Prendiville Catholic College, Ocean Reef
Music in the Park, featuring Siena Rabelo, Kombi-A Train and Sgt Hulka
Saturday 2 November, 5pm–8.30pm
Warrandyte Park, Craigie
Music in the Park, featuring Whiskey Jack, Helen Townsend, and Grace Barbe’s Kreol All Stars
Saturday 9 November, 5pm–8.30pm
Bramston Park, Burns Beach
City of Joondalup Young Musician of the Year Awards
Featuring WA’s best musicians aged 14-25 years old
Sacred Heart School, Sorrento
Discovery Outbound offers a diverse range of exciting activities and excursions for adults aged 50 and older who like to be active, creative, entertained and learn something new. For more information visit joondalup.wa.gov.au and search ‘Discovery Outbound’. Costs vary. Book and pay online. Concessional discounts are available to eligible City of Joondalup residents who hold valid concession cards.
Zoo Visit
Friday 6 September
Wander around Perth Zoo and see animals from around the world.
Photo Walk
Friday 20 September
Join a photography walk around wetlands, capturing birdlife and flora.
Gold Tour
Tuesday 8 October
Join a Perth Mint Gold Tour to see a live gold pour and interactive displays.
Aviation Museum
Friday 25 October
See historic aircraft up close at the Aviation Heritage Museum of WA.
Morning Melodies
Wednesday 6 November
Enjoy David Scheel’s comedic take on classical music at His Majesty’s Theatre.
Puppet Workshop
Friday 22 November
Learn the art of puppetry in a Marionettes and Memories workshop.
Meet the Author – Tess Woods
Monday 2 September, 6pm
St Stephen’s School Theatre, Duncraig
The City of Joondalup Libraries and Dymocks
Joondalup are delighted to invite you to the official launch of Tess Woods’ highly anticipated novel, The Venice Hotel.
Tess will be in conversation with fellow author Sasha Wasley, sharing insights into her writing process, the inspirations behind the novel, and her journey in the literary world. Attendees will also have the chance to purchase a copy of The Venice Hotel at the event and have it personally signed by Tess.
About The Venice Hotel
When the lives of four very different women become entangled in a boutique Venice hotel, dark secrets unravel, and not everyone who checked into the hotel will check out again.
Set against a backdrop of the romance and tragedy of magical Venice, The Venice Hotel explores the powerful bonds that develop between women in times of crisis, and the healing power of female connection.
Cost $15. Book and pay online.
Avoid the queue and try our Quick Reads collection.
This collection of new releases is designed for quick turn-around: no holds, no renewals, 7-day loan – just grab, and go!
Meet the Author – Tim Winton
Saturday 12 October, 6pm
St Stephen’s School Theatre, Duncraig
Joondalup Libraries and Dymocks Joondalup invite you to an evening with Tim Winton, one of Western Australia’s most treasured authors.
Join us for an engaging conversation as Tim discusses his latest literary masterpiece, Juice, an epic novel of determination, survival, and the limits of the human spirit.
Dymocks Joondalup will be selling copies of Tim’s latest work, with the opportunity for attendees to have their books personally signed.
About Juice
Two fugitives, a man and a child, drive all night across a stony desert. As dawn breaks, they roll into an abandoned mine site. They’re exhausted, traumatised, desperate now. But as a refuge, this is the most promising place they’ve seen. Problem is, they’re not alone. So begins a searing, propulsive journey through a life whose central challenge is not simply a matter of survival, but of how to maintain human decency as everyone around you falls ever further into barbarism.
Ticket Options:
$15 Entry Ticket
$55 Entry Ticket including Book Book and pay online.
Meet the Authors – Chris Hammer and Christian White
Monday 14 October, 6pm
St Stephen’s School Theatre
Christian White
Know as the master of the twist, Christian White is an Australian author and screen writer whose credits include feature film Relic, Netflix series Clickbait, and numerous other projects in the pipeline. His new novel, The Ledge, is a propulsive thriller that asks the question: how far would you go to help a friend?
Chris Hammer
Chris Hammer is a leading Australian crime novelist, and author of best-selling series: Scrublands, Silver and Trust.
All of Chris’ books have atmospheric Australian settings, a range of colourful characters, intricate plots, and emotional depth.
His new novel, The Valley, features a page-turning plot - where nothing is ever what it seems.
Cost $15. Book and pay online.
Libby Book Club for WA
Public Libraries of Western Australia
Discover new insights in your reading journey with our Western Australiawide online Book Club, where you will have the opportunity to engage in a discussion directly with the author!
This spring, read and review one or all of the following books:
• Body of Lies by Sarah Bailey (August/September)
• The Players by Deborah Pike (September)
• The Skeleton House by Katherine Allum (October)
• Jasper Cliff by Josh Kemp (November)
Install the Libby app to get started, or read online at libbyapp.com.
Festival of Fiction - Special Author Event
As part of the Festival of Fiction, Sarah, Duchess of York, will be in conversation with festival director, Tess Wood, at Joondalup Resort Lakeview Function Centre on Friday 1 November at 6pm. The Duchess will discuss her career as the author of over 50 books. The event will be followed by a book signing. Tickets cost $15 each and can be purchased online at Eventbrite.
Book Club Book Sets
Joondalup Libraries now offer free book club sets of 10 books of the same title that can be borrowed for a 6-week period. The kits can be borrowed by anyone who holds a Joondalup Libraries card. There are currently 25 sets of books available across our four branches, and members can borrow two kits at a time. Some of our titles include:
• Dirt Town by Hayley Scrivenor
• Skimming Stones by Maria Papas
• Beneath the Shadows and The Hush by Sara Foster
• Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles
• The Lost Man by Jane Harper
• The Sawdust House by David Whish-Wilson
• Taboo by Kim Scott
Reservations can be placed in advance using a library card.
Digital Drop In – eReader Basics
Friday 6 September, 10am | Woodvale Library
At this introductory session you will learn about why people use eReaders, and the free library resources that are compatible with eReader devices. No Cost. No booking required – just drop in!
Note: This is an information session, however you can BYO phone or device.
Discovery Session – Scams and Bubbles
Tuesday 10 September, 6pm |
Duncraig Library
Join West Coast Cyber for a cyber-safety workshop, while enjoying a glass of sparkling wine. Tailored for families with young children, this session will teach you how to keep your family safe online and identify and prevent scams. This event is for adults only.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – No Spray Spring
Monday 16 September, 6pm |
Woodvale Library
Spring is the time when you will start to notice a lot more creepy crawlies around your house and garden. But fear not, this is a good thing!
Invertebrates such as insects and spiders are vital for healthy ecosystems. Come along to our workshop to hear Dr Lizzy Lowe, entomologist and urban ecologist, talk about the important jobs that invertebrates do in our gardens and how we can tell pest from pal.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Digitise your Memories
Book a time to convert your video tapes into digital files using the free Digitisation Station at Woodvale Library. To book, call 9400 4180. Save your precious memories to watch with family and friends.
Discovery Session –
The Romance of Alexander
Wednesday 18 September, 6pm | Whitford Library
Alexander the Great built one of history’s empires and became a legendary figure. Cultures across three continents claimed him as their own, attributing fantastical achievements to him, such as inventing the diving bell. Join us to explore how a man becomes a myth.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – Building Strong Bones
Thursday 19 September, 10am | Joondalup Library
Learn about the latest gold standard in osteoporosis care with Katie Stewart, a chronic care exercise therapist. Katie will guide you through supervised, bone-targeted, high-intensity resistance and impact exercises for optimal bone health.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session –
Floral Daisy Stitch Workshop
Saturday 28 September, 10am |
Duncraig Library
Using a combination of simple stitches, lazy daisy, and French knots, learn how to form beautiful daisies and fill your hoop with flowers. Enjoy a morning stitching on natural linen with unique hand-dyed wool yarns that are an absolute joy to use.
Cost $15 (includes all materials). Book and pay online.
Forget-Me-Not Memory Café
Fourth Friday of the month, 10am
Duncraig Library
27 September | 25 October | 22 November
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.
Introduction to Family History Research
Saturday 21 September, 1.30pm Joondalup Library, Local History
Join experienced Family History researchers Wendy and Olive for this introductory workshop on tracing your family tree. Participants will learn how to begin researching their family tree and explore useful family history resources.
Cost $10. Book and pay online.
Spring School Holidays – Natural Wonders
Saturday 21 September – Sunday 6 October
City of Joondalup Libraries
Suitable for ages 5 – 12 years
Spring is the perfect time to explore the magic of nature and make the most of the outdoors. Join the Libraries for a series of fun activities featuring art and crafts, animals, and all things natural.
Visit joondalup.wa.gov.au for the complete program and to book a spot.
Cost is $4 per child per activity.
Bookings open online on Monday 9 September at 9.30am
Digital Drop In – What to do with your photos
Friday 4 October, 10am | Woodvale Library
Is your digital gallery overflowing with photos? Learn about storage options, how to transfer photos between devices, and how to print your photos for albums or gifts.
No cost. No bookings required - just drop in!
Mental Health Month
Free Discovery Sessions
Discovery Community Session –Boost your Wellbeing
Tuesday 8 October, 10am | Joondalup Library
Join this workshop to discover practical tools for enhancing mental fitness, building resilience, and finding coping strategies for stress and burnout. The session includes interactive activities and insightful videos to learn coping strategies. Gain tips to support loved ones through a mental health challenge and access available support services.
No Cost. Register online.
Discovery
Community
Session –Raising Resilient Teens
Monday 14 October, 6pm | Woodvale Library
This workshop presents information on what mental health challenges look like in teenagers, how to identify the risks, protective factors associated with resilience, developing supporting strategies, and resilience-building activities.
No Cost. Register online.
Discovery Community Session –Therapeutic Mindfulness Techniques
Tuesday 17 October, 10am | Joondalup Library
Join our wellness session, presented by Helping Minds, to explore mindfulness and meditation for carers. You will learn what mindfulness is, its benefits, and how to introduce it into your life to help you destress and experience increased wellbeing. No cost. Register online.
Please note: This session is for carers only.
Parenting
Session – Reading Ready
Wednesday 16 October, 10am | Whitford Library
Let’s get Reading Ready! 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 in order to read a word, and how to supplement their learning at home through a brand-new library resource – the Reading Ready Pack. At the end of the workshop, participants can borrow the Pack which has been created in consultation with literacy experts from the DyslexiaSPELD Foundation.
No cost. Book online.
Discovery Session –Birds and Backyard Biodiversity
Saturday 19 October, 10am | Woodvale Library
Join Birdlife WA for an im-peck-able Biodiversity
Month session about supporting birds from your own backyard. Learn about threatened bird species, the dangers of feeding birds, identifying pest parrots, nest boxes, and gardening to provide habitats for native birdlife.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – Scams and Scones
Tuesday 22 October, 10am | Woodvale Library
Join us for a cyber-safety workshop for senior citizens, with a serving of scones! Hosted by local cyber security awareness and culture expert Caitriona Forde from West Coast Cyber, this workshop will help seniors to identify and prevent scams online. It is perfect for people with minimal technology experience or awareness of cyber risks.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – Bokashi Buckets
Saturday 26 October, 10am | Duncraig Library
Food waste is the least recycled waste we produce, and accounts for most of the waste in our landfills.
Learn what to do with food and garden scraps through the bokashi bucket system. No more smelly compost or dead worms! You can even process bread and meat.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Digital Drop In – Staying Safe Online
During Christmas
Friday 1 November, 10am | Woodvale Library
Christmas is a great time to buy presents for your loved ones, but staying safe online can be a challenge. This workshop will give you some useful tips for staying safe when shopping online. No cost. No bookings required.
Discovery Session –The Magic of Musical Theatre
Wednesday 6 November, 6pm | Whitford Library
Join soprano Sarah Waddington, soloist with the Joondalup Symphony Orchestra, for an evening of Broadway classics. Enjoy favourites from Cats, Evita, Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music, and Disney classics, delivered with her warmth, wit, and stunning vocals.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Community Session –Power of Attorney
Tuesday 12 November, 10am | Woodvale
Library
Join Azadeh from the Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre to discuss the importance of planning for the future, including the pros and cons of enduring power of attorney (EPOA) and enduring power of guardianship (EPG).
Note: This session will not involve filling out paperwork. It will provide valuable insights and guidance on the importance of these documents and explain how to seek further assistance.
No Cost. Register online.
Discovery Session –The Evolution of the Passenger Ship
Wednesday 20 November, 6pm | Whitford Library
Join maritime author Chris Frame as he traces the evolution of passenger ships, from ocean liners to cruise ships, and their changing size and speed.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session –Ink, Bookmaking and Collage
Thursday 21 November, 10am | Joondalup Library
Have you ever wondered how to get more creative using common household items? Learn how to make a simple sketchbook and a personal ink supply, then creatively collate all those ideas together using easily sourced materials you probably already have at home.
Cost $15. Book and pay online.
Discovery
Session
– Buzz about Bees
Saturday 23 November, 10am | Duncraig Library
Join Luke from Buzz Ed Australia as he shares his fascinating journey with bees, and inspires others to appreciate their crucial role in our environment. Through an interactive hive display and hands-on presentation, Luke will educate you on all aspects of bee life, including how to protect and care for them. Discover the wonders of bees and consider starting your own beekeeping journey today!
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – Walking the Past
Wednesday 27 November, 6pm | Whitford Library
Join Dr Pam Lynch, expert in classics and ancient history, to explore modern pilgrimages and their evolving purposes. Discover if pilgrimages still hold historical and meaningful significance today.
Cost $5. Book and pay online.
Discovery Session – Jigsaw Exchange
Saturday 30 November, 10am |
Duncraig Library
Tired of completing the same puzzles over and over, and finding new jigsaws too expensive? Bring a puzzle you have previously completed and swap it for one that’s new to you! Meet other puzzle enthusiasts and help us finish our current jigsaw display.
Please note that puzzles must have at least 500 pieces, be in good condition, and have no missing pieces. This is a like-for-like exchange, ensuring you always get a puzzle that’s new to you.
No children’s puzzles please. No cost. No bookings required.
Study Spaces and Resources
The downstairs reference area at Joondalup Library is a hidden gem for students seeking a quiet place to study. We also have an extensive collection of ATAR resources, and we are open 7 days a week!
Top Tips for Study Wellbeing
• Make sure your body has the right fuel.
• Get enough sleep.
• Stand up, move and get some fresh air.
• Make a list of priority tasks and goals.
• Be kind to yourself and check in with a friend or two.
The library team wish you all the best in your final exams. We hope you will stay in touch as you embark on your next journey in life.
ATAR – Study and Chill October - November | Joondalup Reference Library
Not only is the Reference area of Joondalup Library a great place to study, it will also host a range of quiet activities to help you take a break from studying. Activities include colouring-in, puzzles and games, and visits from the Story Dogs during the exam period. With a wide range of ATAR revision resources for Years 11 and 12, and material to help Year 10 students prep for ATAR subjects, drop in and spend some quality time studying. No cost. No bookings required.
Experience Stories and Rhymes
Spend time with your child in a fun environment, whilst developing their pre-literacy and social skills. Libraries offer a range of different sessions to encourage a love of stories through songs, rhymes and story books. All sessions are free and bookings are not required.
Toddler Time 10am
For toddlers 18 – 30 months
These sessions encourage the love of books and language while letting your child move and be creative.
Tuesday Wednesday Friday
Sessions held during school terms Woodvale Thursday Sessions run all year
Whitford Duncraig Joondalup
Sensory Story Time
Wednesdays from 16 October to 4 December
10am
Whitford Library
Ages 2 – 5 years
Children looking to experience Story Time in a quiet small group setting can enjoy stories, songs and activities that promote literacy followed by sensory playtime. These sessions may be particularly beneficial to children living with challenges related to sensory experiences or on the Autism spectrum.
Story Time
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 Joondalup
Monday, Thursday Wednesday, Thursday
Whitford Woodvale
Friday Friday
Family Time
Saturdays, 10am
Woodvale Library
Ages 18 months – 4 years
Start the weekend with stories and songs at Family Time. Preschool aged children are invited to bring their families to Woodvale Library every Saturday for a morning of fun and excitement.
Baby Rhyme Time
10am | Babies 0 – 18 months Learn new rhymes and songs. Develop pre-literacy and social skills in a fun environment. Sessions run during school term.
Duncraig Joondalup
Tuesday Monday
Whitford Woodvale
Thursday Wednesday
STEAMing into Story Time
Saturdays, 10am
Whitford Library
Ages 2 – 7 years
Stories, songs, and hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) activities that encourage children to use their critical thinking and problem-solving skills, imagination, and creativity.
Regular Library events
Art Group
Monday, 9.30am | Woodvale Library
Are you looking for a painting buddy, or a place to work on your creative projects? Join our community art group for inspiration, great chats and new friendships.
No cost. No bookings required.
Brain Games
Monday, 2pm | Joondalup Library
All ages welcome
An hour of challenging puzzles, quizzes and games designed to exercise and stimulate the brain.
No cost. No bookings required.
Canasta Club
Friday, 1pm | Woodvale Library
Improve concentration and logical thinking while having fun playing this popular card game. All skill levels welcome. Join us for fun and connect with like-minded players. No cost. No bookings required.
Chess Afternoons
Thursday, 4pm | Woodvale Library
All ages welcome
A session for anyone who wants to learn how to play chess or have a friendly game. 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. BYO laptop if possible. No cost. No bookings required.
Create and Connect
First and third Sunday, 2pm
Joondalup Library
Ages 13 – 18 years
Teenagers who enjoy crafting can create, connect and relax with other young crafters. BYO supplies and project
No cost. No bookings are required.
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Crochet Group
Join this friendly gathering to crochet with others in a casual social group. Bring a project or start something new. No cost. No bookings required.
Woodvale Library Whitford Library Wednesday, 9.30am Wednesday, 10am
Cuttings and Cake
Join our community garden clinic where you can swap spare plants and share gardening questions while enjoying morning tea. Bring something to share – a cutting or cake. No cost. No bookings required.
Duncraig Library Third Saturday, 10am 21 September 19 October 16 November
English Conversation Group
Practice speaking English in a relaxed and supportive environment. Join us if you know a bit of English and want to improve your skills. Sessions are very informal with no written work. Suitable for adults only, please do not attend with children. No cost. No bookings required.
Whitford Library Joondalup Library Tuesday, 1pm Wednesday, 1pm
Note: Sessions are not held during school holidays.
Family History Help
Explore your family history with the help of expert volunteers. 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 richer research experience. No cost. No bookings required.
Woodvale Joondalup Local History
Tuesday 9.30am – 12noon
Wednesday, 9am – 12noon
Third Saturday of the month, 1pm – 3pm 21 September | 19 October | 16 November
French Conversation Group
Thursday, 5pm | Joondalup Library
An informal weekly group for people who know some French and would like 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 range of games available for patrons of all ages to enjoy. They are for use in the libraries but can be played for the whole day if desired. Choose to play Scrabble, Upwords, Chess, Yahtzee, Rummikub, Backgammon 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, Boggle, card games and many more. No cost. No bookings required.
Look out for The Imagination Station at other events and holiday activities.
Join us for craft activities that will engage your imagination. Drop in for an hour of entertainment, learn new skills and let your creative side run free. No cost. No bookings required. Ages 5 – 12 years.
Joondalup Library – first Sunday, 2pm 1 September 6 October 3 November
of Joondalup
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 Library – third Wednesday, 2pm 18 September 16 October 20 November
Keystrokes
City of Joondalup Libraries
Book in for one-to-one introductory level assistance with digital technologies, including smart phones, tablets and online activities such as email. Sessions are available at all Libraries on various days and times. Search for Keystrokes on the City’s website at joondalup.wa.gov.au for more information or call your local branch.
Woodvale and Joondalup Libraries have a jigsaw and game swap. Bring one, take one, try something different.
Note: Libraries have photocopying facilities for a small fee.
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
Thursday, 5pm–6.45pm
Saturday, 10am–12.30pm
Saturday, 9.30am–11.30am
To find other JP services within the City, please visit the Department of Justice website at wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of-justice
Other free local JP services
Joondalup Courthouse
Monday to Friday | 9am-1pm
Warwick Community Care Centre
Monday to Friday | 10am-1pm
Knitting Groups
Join fellow knitters to work on your own creations, knit something for charity or participate in a community project.
No cost. No bookings required.
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.
Note: Sessions are not held during school holidays.
Mah-jong
City of Joondalup Libraries
Mah-jong is a popular and challenging game that will help you to keep your brain active while having fun. Libraries hold regular sessions for beginners and more experienced players.
Call 9400 4751 to find out when sessions are held.
Stories in the Park
Every Tuesday in November, 10am City of Joondalup Parks
If you’re looking for something different this spring, join us under the trees for Story Time at some of our favourite parks. Invite your friends for a morning of stories, songs and nature craft. Suitable for families with children aged 2-4 years.
No cost. No bookings required.
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Barridale Park
45 Barridale Drive, Kingsley Neil Hawkins Park 200 Boas Avenue, Joondalup
Robin Park Parnell Avenue, Sorrento Camberwarra Park 63 Camberwarra Drive, Craigie
Minecraft Engineers
Ages 7+
Calling all Minecraft builders and Redstone enthusiasts! Build incredible structures with Redstone 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.
No cost. Bookings for the Term 4 program open online on Monday 16 September at 9.30am.
Whitford Library Woodvale Library
Monday, 4pm Tuesday, 4pm
Tabletop Games
Saturday, 9.30am | Whitford Library
Ages 16+
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. Cost $3 per session. Enquiries to 9400 4761.
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.
y Friday 20 September, 10.30am Whitford Library
y Wednesday 30 October, 10am Joondalup Library
y Monday 25 November, 5pm Whitford Library
For further information or to register, visit joondalup.wa.gov.au or call 9400 4753.
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