What's on at the Library Summer 2017

WHAT'S ON AT THE

LIBRARY SUMMER / 2017

GRAEME SIMSION & ANNE BUIST

GABRIELLA COSLOVICH

STELLA PRIZE WINNER - HEATHER ROSE

WELCOME

ON THE COVER

STEP INTO SUMMER WITH A RANGE OF ENTERTAINING ACTIVITIES AT YOUR LIBRARY. In an exciting new series, Live @ the Dome, we host legendary Australian musicians Dave Graney and Mick Thomas to hear about the songs that needed to be written and the shows that needed to be played.

We look forward to welcoming Stuart Kells to the library to reflect on the magic of the world’s best libraries, both real and imaginary. Winner of the 2017 Stella Prize, Heather Rose, joins us to talk about The Museum of Modern Love, inspired by the artist Marina Abramovic.

An extremely talented duo -Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist – will visit to talk about their novel, Two Steps Forward, a romantic comedy set along the 2000km Camino de Santiago.

We also bring you a host of eKnow How, Heritage and Creative & Connected sessions including a spelling bee for grown-ups – sounds fun!

We know that the Summer school holidays are long, so we have a great range of activities for children and young people for the days when they need a rest from the sun.

Cover image: Two Steps Forward Graeme Simsion & Anne Buist

HOW TO BOOK Unless specified, events are free of charge, however, places are limited.

Online – go to our website www.grlc.vic.gov.au/whats-on, choose your event, make your booking and print your ticket.

In person – go to your local library and staff will book on your behalf.

By phone – 03 4201 0500 Group bookings – 03 4201 0500

I look forward to seeing you over Summer at the library.

Cr Margot Smith / Chair Geelong Regional Library Corporation

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CONTENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

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AUTHOR ENCOUNTERS

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CREATIVE & CONNECTED

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HERITAGE 10 eKNOW HOW

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YOUTH PROGRAMS / HOLIDAY STUFF!

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ALL ABOUT KIDS! / HOLIDAY FUN!

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HEATHER ROSE

DAVE GRANEY

GABRIELA COSLOVICH

Join the winner of the 2017 Stella Prize, Heather Rose, for a discussion of art, writing and creativity.

Join this legendary Australian musician as he shares his life and music LIVE @ THE DOME.

Hear about the biggest case of alleged art fraud to come before the Australian criminal justice system.

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SPECIAL EVENTS 2017 STELLA PRIZE WINNER HEATHER ROSE – THE MUSEUM OF MODERN LOVE Heather Rose’s novel, The Museum of Modern Love, celebrates the place of art in everyday life, and won the 2017 Stella Prize. Inspired by the artist Marina Abramovic, much of the research for the novel was done at Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MoNA), where Heather was the inaugural Writer in Residence.

At this special event, Heather will discuss art, writing and creativity.

Thursday 7 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 7.00-8.00pm

STUART KELLS - THE LIBRARY: A CATALOGUE OF WONDERS Libraries are filled with magic. From the Bodleian, the Folger and the Smithsonian to the fabled libraries of middle earth, Umberto Eco’s medieval library labyrinth and libraries dreamed up by John Donne, Jorge Luis Borges and Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Stuart Kells explores the bookish places, real and fictitious, that continue to capture our imaginations. A fascinating and engaging exploration of libraries as places of beauty and wonder.

Monday 11 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 6.30-7.30pm

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SPECIAL EVENTS

DOUG LANG - THE NATURE OF SURVIVAL Recently featured on the ABC’s Landline, The Nature of Survival is the story of south-western Victorian man Doug Lang, his lifelong battle with severe depression and how undertaking a mission to regenerate the family farm to its natural state not only saved his life but is helping others to navigate their way through darkness, despair, addiction and tragic loss. Join Doug for this special evening event and hear him discuss his journey and how his connection to land, nature and family sustained him.

Thursday 14 December Belmont 6.30-7.30pm

LIVE AT THE DOME: MICK THOMAS THESE ARE THE DAYS Join us as we kick off our Live at The Dome series which will feature interviews with some of Australia's finest songwriters and musicians as they discuss the songs that needed to be written, the shows that needed to be played and stories that needed to be told. In this first session, Mick Thomas (Weddings, Parties, Anything and Mick Thomas and the Roving Commission) will chat with Jamie McKew about his enduring and intriguing career as a writer, performer and raconteur.

Thursday 15 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 7.00-8.30pm

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LIVE AT THE DOME DAVE GRANEY - WORKSHY The second of the Live at The Dome sessions will feature legendary Australian showman Dave Graney as he discusses the lengths he has gone to in order to avoid anything that really feels like work.

In his inimitable style, Graney veers from a feckless childhood in blue-collar South Australia, to the punk rock scene of 1980s London, and beer-soaked nights touring Australia where he worked very hard at not working at all. But in slacking off, Graney became one of the hardest-working musicians in the industry; constantly evolving, reinventing, staying one step ahead of everyone – even himself.

Wednesday 21 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 7.00-8.30pm

CLEVER LIVING SEMINAR SERIES Seminar 1 - Why Good Design Doesn’t Cost the Earth The first seminar in this Clever Living Series will explore sustainable house design including orientation and passive solar design in relation to cooling/heating and comfort as well as insulation, thermal mass, glazing and shading. Gain a level of knowledge that puts you in the driver’s seat when asking key questions of your builder or architect and maximise your home’s performance and minimise its running costs. During this four-part series, the latest evidence-based information about building fabric, energy and water efficiency plus product and technology developments will be discussed.

Discover the economic, wellbeing and environmental benefits of sustainable living, which is good for you and good for the planet.

Tuesday 13 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 7.00-8.30pm

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AUTHOR ENCOUNTERS

AUTHOR ENCOUNTERS Meet these authors and hear about their books and the writing process CRAIG GODDARD - 28 TIPS FOR TEENAGERS: LIFE SKILLS THAT FAST TRACK SUCCESS Owning 15 Subway franchises at one point in his career, entrepreneur Craig Goddard has hired and worked with thousands of teenagers. Even the most academically gifted student will struggle if they graduate without the skills to survive in the workplace. In 28 Tips for Teenagers Craig identifies a range of simple yet powerful skills that can have a big impact in supporting teenagers to achieve their personal goals. Tips include dealing with time at school, finding guidance and support when needed and creating a plan for life after school.

Wednesday 13 December Waurn Ponds 6.30-7.30pm

GRAEME SIMSION & ANNE BUIST TWO STEPS FORWARD Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist join Sue Lawson in conversation to talk about their new novel, Two Steps Forward. This romantic comedy about Zoe, a recentlywidowed American artist, and Martin, a recently-divorced British engineer, walking the 2,000 kilometre Camino de Santiago is full of tribulations and triumphs. This feelgood novel of the year is from newly formed, husband-and-wife writing team, Graeme Simsion (author of The Rosie Project) and Anne Buist (author of the Natalie King psychological thrillers).

The authors have themselves walked the Camino and their shared adventures and their writing life together will make for a fascinating discussion.

Wednesday 13 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 6.30-7.30pm

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KYLIE TREBLE - CONNECT: PRACTICAL WAYS TO GROW AND PRESERVE FOOD Kylie Treble’s book is the culmination of her years of practicing, observing, learning and nurturing natural connections proven vital to the well-being of all. Kylie combines her background in horticulture and sustainable development with a passion to connect people with their food in an empowering and inspiring way.

Come along and learn more about the art of producing and preparing sustainable food and be treated to an interactive demonstration.

LUCAS JORDAN - STEALTH RAIDERS Bringing to life the outposts of 1918 through the diaries and letters of the men closest to the enemy, Stealth Raiders: A few daring men in 1918, tracks the evolution of stealth raids and gives a vivid account of the First World War from the perspective of frontline soldiers and unveils the success of these raids and our Aussie larrikins.

Thursday 15 February Lara 6.30-8.00pm Wednesday 21 February Corio 3.30-4.30pm

Thursday 14 December Torquay 6.30-7.30pm

MARION LENNOX – THE ROMANTIC LIFE Marion Lennox’s first romance novel was published by Harlequin Mills and Boon in 1990. Since then she’s had 115 romance novels published, in over thirty languages and in over a hundred and thirty countries.

Marion has had twelve nominations for Romance Writers of America’s International Rita Award, winning twice for the year’s Best Traditional Romance. She’s also won Romance Writers of Australia’s Romance Book of the Year three times. After holidaying in Queenscliff for over twenty years, Marion is now a permanent resident.

Join her as she discusses her romance writing career and what it takes to be a best-selling author.

Friday 2 February Queenscliff 10.30-11.30am

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STEPHANIE ASHER - THE FOOTY LADY: THE TRAILBLAZING STORY OF SUSAN ALBERTI No tragedy or challenge has proved too hard for Susan Alberti. The woman from the working-class suburbs has battled boardrooms, courts, lymphoma and adult diabetes and was one of the driving forces behind the AFL's move into women's football. This is a story of passion, generosity and a woman who will inspire you to take on the seemingly impossible and triumph. Join biographer Stephanie Asher as she discusses the writing of this extraordinary life.

Tuesday 20 February Ocean Grove 6.30-7.30pm

AUTHOR ENCOUNTERS

KEN LINNETT - TULLOCH: THE EXTRAORDINARY LIFE AND TIMES OF A TRUE CHAMPION Ken Linnett has meticulously researched the achievements and rollercoaster career of one of our finest racehorses.

It is a history that takes readers on a journey from the golden era of radio to the wondrous new world of television and reveals a strong cast of human characters including several colourful Australians. Ranging from master trainer T J Smith to the owners he quarrelled with and champion jockeys George Moore and Neville Sellwood to the dynamic vet, Percy Sykes, who helped bring Tulloch back from the dead. This tale is full of drama and interesting characters. This is an event for racing fans and social historians alike.

Wednesday 21 February Waurn Ponds 6.30-7.30pm

GABRIELLA COSLOVICH WHITELEY ON TRIAL It was a cause célèbre: the biggest case of alleged art fraud to come before the Australian criminal justice system, a $4.5 million sting drawing in one of the country’s most gifted and tragic artists, Brett Whiteley. It started with suspicions raised about artworks being produced in the style of Whiteley from a Melbourne art restorer’s studio. In her book about the scandal, Whiteley on Trial, author Gabriella Coslovich discusses the trial and acquittal by the Appeals Bench. Join her as she talks about this intriguing story with Geelong Gallery Director Jason Smith.

Wednesday 28 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 7.00-8.00pm

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CREATIVE & CONNECTED CHRISTMAS PAPERCRAFT WORKSHOP Learn to make beautiful Christmas decorations using the art of upcycling books and magazines with an added touch of Christmas colour and flair!

Saturday 9th December Torquay 10.30-12.00noon Lara 10.30-12.00noon

BOOK CHAT Come along and chat about the books you have been reading, meet new people and hear their recommendations for good reads.

First Thursday of the month Geelong West 6.00-7.00pm Third Tuesday of the month Ocean Grove 2.30-3.30pm First Friday of the month Torquay 11.00am-12.00noon Second Friday of the month Queenscliff 11.00am-12.00noon

PRACTISE ENGLISH CONVERSATION

MEDITATIVE MUSIC - AN INFORMAL SHARING OF BEAUTY Come into the library and you will be greeted by the gentle sounds of a beautiful and relatively-new instrument while you browse and enjoy the space.

Local musician, Joseph Stanaway, will be playing his Pantam for all to experience and enjoy.

Tuesday 9 January Ocean Grove 6.30-7.30pm

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Would you like to practise and improve your English-speaking skills? Practise listening to and speaking English at these sessions. All skill levels are welcome as we share conversation in a friendly and welcoming space. No bookings are required.

Thursdays December 7 & 14, January 18 & 25, February 1, 8, 15, 22 Geelong West 2.00-3.00pm Tuesdays December 5, 12, 19, January 2 & 16, February 6, 13, 20, 27 Corio 3.30-4.30pm

CREATIVE & CONNECTED

SPELLING BEE FOR GROWN-UPS

UPCYCLED BOOK CRAFT

Are you a word nerd? Do you love to spell?

Come along to our spelling bee for grownups and test your skills against other excellent spellers or join the audience.

Participant names wil be drawn randomly for each round.

This creative and fun session of crafting utilises old books and other recycled material to create original Valentine's Day gifts.

Wednesday 7 February Waurn Ponds 6.30-7.30pm

Thursday 8 February Torquay 6.30-7.30pm Thursday 22 February Belmont 6.30-7.30pm

YEAR OF THE EARTH DOG: CHINESE ASTROLOGY WORKSHOP Salwa Abboud is a Feng Shui Master from the Ministry of Effortless Living.

Participants will learn how to make the most of Feng Shui to capitalise on their destiny for the New Year.

Saturday 10 February Bannockburn 10.00-11.30am Belmont 2.00-3.30pm

ARMCHAIR ACTORS : PLAY READING Join with other participants to bring a play to life. This is your chance to be a star for a day! The scripts are provided. Choose your character to read aloud with fellow cast members. Plays include Miles Franklin's No Family, and Hermann Suderman's The Far-Away Princess.

TRANSITION STREETS Transition Streets is an initiative which brings neighbours together to explore ways of reducing their environmental impact while building a more connected neighbourhood. Transition Streets are emerging throughout Geelong with the aim to make homes and even streets more energy efficient, less resource dependent, more self reliant with food, less wasteful, healthier, safer and more enjoyable places to live.

Wednesday 31 January Waurn Ponds 6.30-7.30pm Thursday 1 February Lara 6.30-7.30pm Thursday 8 February Belmont 6.30-7.30pm Monday 12 February Corio 6.30-7.30pm Thursday 22 February Torquay 6.30-7.30pm

Saturday 10 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-4.00pm

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HERITAGE PRESERVING FAMILY PHOTOS Come along and learn how to protect and preserve your family photos.

This interactive information session will teach you about handling and storing photographs, digitisation and record keeping.

Wednesday 13 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 9.30-10.30am

SHARE A SUMMER HOLIDAY STORY WHILE EXPLORING THE HERITAGE CENTRE'S DIGITAL IMAGE DISPLAY People will be encouraged to reminisce and share stories of summer holidays in Geelong while Heritage staff introduce the array of heritage images available to view on our interactive Cruiser table. An ideal opportunity for family members to share stories together.

Wednesday 10 January & Wednesday 24 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 9.30-10.30am

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START YOUR AUSTRALIAN FAMILY HISTORY SEARCH USING 'DIGGER' [EARLY BIRTH, DEATH & MARRIAGE INDEXES] Explore the collection of birth, death and marriage indexes colloquially known as 'Digger' and learn the value of using this resource in your family history research.

Wednesday 14 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 9.30-10.30am

GREEN SCREEN INTO THE PAST Have you ever wanted to travel back in time? With the help of the Green Screen and the Geelong Heritage Centre’s digitised historical photo collection let us place you back into Geelong's local history. No bookings required.

Saturday 13 January & Tuesday 16 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.00am-12.00pm

HERITAGE

DISCOVER YOUR ANCESTRY

FINDING YOUR 'PLACE' IN HISTORY

For those interested in discovering more about their family history, this session will provide an introduction to family history resources.

Come along to this session and find your 'place' in history. This session will explore historical newspaper resources including British Newspaper Archives and Trove.

Friday 8 December Belmont 10.30-11.30am Thursday 18 January Lara 3.00-4.00pm Monday 15 January Waurn Ponds 2.30-3.30pm Thursday 8 February Corio 10.30-11.30am

DISCOVER YOUR ANCESTRY & HERITAGE CENTRE TOUR For those interested in discovering more about their family history. This session will provide an introduction to the library’s family history resources followed by a visit to the Heritage Centre Reading Room.

Monday 29 January Belmont 2.30-3.30pm

TALK 2 US: LOCAL HISTORY PROJECT We are gathering stories and anecdotes from locals of Drysdale, Clifton Springs and Curlewis to produce a short film.

If you have a story, a tale, or memory that celebrates the local area or a local event or personality, we want to hear from you.

Thursday 7 December & Friday 8 December Drysdale 2.00-4.00pm

Tuesday 6 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00pm-3.30pm

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eKNOW HOW Would you like to make the most of your device and the world of learning resources you can access? Browse this section for sessions aimed at helping you to learn about your device and the resources you can access with it.

WHAT'S NEW-EMAGAZINES? RBDIGITAL eMagazines are changing their cover.

Come along to find out about RBDigital, the new brand name and app for eMagazines.

Monday 11 December Belmont 2.30-3.30pm Friday 5 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm Friday 9 February Belmont 10.30-11.30am

ALL ABOUT CHRISTMAS FOOD ON YOUR TABLET Fancy yourself as a foodie? Bring along your Apple or Android device and let us take you on a guided tour of some festive food and recipe apps, websites and magazines.

Thursday 14 December Torquay 2.30-3.30pm

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SMARTPHONE CHAT Come and join this facilitated Q & A and knowledge-sharing session with other smartphone learners.

Thursday 14 December Thursday 11 January Thursday 8 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm

Wednesday 14 February Geelong West 3.00-4.00pm Monday 19 February Queenscliff 2.30-3.30pm

eKNOW HOW

ALL ABOUT TRAVEL ON YOUR TABLET

TABLET Q&A

Going on holiday and want to know where to find accommodation? How about maps for the trip or the latest flight information?

Bring along your Apple or Android device and we will show you how to make the most of your device.

Bring along your tablet and discuss apps, features and library services available through your device.

Monday 18 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.30-6.30pm

Tuesday 13 February Queenscliff 3.00-4.00pm

Monday 22 January Ocean Grove 2.30-3.30pm

Wednesday 17 January Geelong West 3.00-4.00pm

Wednesday 21 February Newcomb 2.30-3.30pm

Monday 29 January Newcomb 10.30-11.30am

EBOOKS ON YOUR TABLET Would you like to borrow books from the library and read them on your tablet?

Let us show you the variety of options we have available.

Friday 15 December & Friday 23 February Belmont 10.30-11.30am Thursday 15 February Ocean Grove 2.30-3.30pm Monday 22 January Newcomb 2.30-3.30pm

FACTS ON FILE, BRITANNICA AND PROQUEST ONLINE For the avid researcher, Facts on File, Encyclopaedia Britannica and ProQuest online are useful resources. Come and discover the research tools and search strategies on offer.

Friday 2 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm

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HOLIDAY EREADS

LIFELONG LEARING WITH MOOCS

Want something portable to listen to or read whilst you take a break over Christmas? Bring along your tablet and let us show you how.

A world of knowledge is literally at your fingertips. In addition to traditional course materials such as filmed lectures, readings, and set tasks, many MOOCs provide user forums to support community interactions between students.

Tuesday 5 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 3.00-4.00pm

Thursday 4 January Geelong Library Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

IPAD BASICS Learn the basic functions of the Apple iPad and what it can be used for. If possible, please bring your Apple ID password for this session.

Tuesday 16 January Newcomb 10.30-11.30am

LANGUAGE LEARNING WITH MANGO Brush up or start from scratch; exercise your mind by learning a language.

This session will introduce you to our language learning eResource, Mango Languages.

Thursday 7 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

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Monday 12 February Newcomb 10.30-11.30am

eKNOW HOW

IPAD INTERMEDIATE So you've learnt the basics and want to know more? This intermediate session will extend your iPad skills further. Bring along your own iPad or use one provided by the library.

Monday 22 January Belmont 2.30-3.30pm

WHAT IS THIS FOR? GIFTED GADGETS Q&A Received an iPad or other gadget for Christmas? Come along to this Q&A session and get more information about your gadget.

Tuesday 30 January Corio 2.00-3.00pm

Thursday 25 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm Monday 5 February Newcomb 2.30-3.30pm Friday 16 February Belmont 10.30-11.30am Monday 26 February Belmont 2.30-3.30pm

LEARNING ENGLISH WITH MANGO LANGUAGES Learning English from another language?

In this session you will learn how to access the English language courses available in the Mango Language app and website.

Thursday 25 January Corio 10.30-11.30am

INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERNET AND EMAIL Do you know what a search engine or a web browser is and how to use them?

This session will show you the basics of searching and how to recognise reputable internet sites. Learn how to sign up for a Gmail account so you can send messages and attachments.

Monday 26 February Newcomb 10.30-11.30am

Tuesday 27 February Corio 2.00-3.00pm

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MYGOV

RESUMÉ WRITING BASICS

Explore the benefits and optimise your use of myGov. In partnership with the Department of Human Services.

Learn the basics of how to write a resumé using Microsoft Word and Google Docs templates.

Thursday 22 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm

Tuesday 12 December Belmont 2.00-3.00pm

SMARTPHONE BASICS

Tuesday 6 February Corio 2.00-3.00pm

Bring your own Apple iPhone or Android smartphone and learn some tips and tricks to help you use your device to its full potential.

Thursday 11 January Lara 6.00-7.00pm

SCAMWATCH & CYBERSAFETY Ever wondered if you can trust the internet? Want to know more about scams, computer viruses, identity theft or losing your data? Come along to this session with presenters from Consumer Affairs Victoria and the library.

Thursday 18 January & Thursday 1 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm Wednesday 13 December Wednesday 7 February Corio 3.00-4.30pm

NEW TO THE LIBRARY? For new members and old who want to learn to skilfully navigate the library's website, catalogue, online collection, and use your library account more fruitfully.

Monday 5 February Belmont 4.00-5.00pm

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Thursday 1 February Torquay 10.30-12.00pm Friday 2 February Belmont 10.00-11.30am Thursday 15 February Newcomb 2.30-4.00pm

eKNOW HOW

Do you want to use technology to make and create? Browse this section of eknow how for a range of sessions involving making and creating.

3D PRINTING WORKSHOP

3D MODELLING

Thursday 25 January Drysdale 2.30-4.00pm

Come along and learn how to use basic modelling tools to create some interesting 3D objects.

Tuesday 30 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm

Want to know what 3D printing is and how it works? In this introductory workshop you will learn more about 3D printing and get to see an object printed.

Thursday 1 February Bannockburn 4.00-5.30pm Thursday 8 February Waurn Ponds 4.00-5.30pm

3D SCANNING Learn how to scan images and create 3D-printed objects from your image.

Tuesday 27 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 3.00pm-4.00pm

GOOGLE PHOTOS 3D PRINTING AND MODELLING PHOTO FRAME Come along and learn how to use basic modelling tools to create a holiday photo frame specifically designed for you by you.

Learn how to backup all your holiday snaps and videos using Google Photos.

Gain free, unlimited storage, easy access from any phone, tablet or computer with fast searching techniques and user friendly apps. All you need is a Gmail account.

Tuesday 12 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.30pm

Tuesday 9 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm

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MAKERSPACE MONDAYS

OCULUS RIFT: VIRTUAL REALITY

Want to know what 3D printing is and how it works? Would you like to be 3D Scanned?

Want to experience virtual reality? Come along and learn about these amazing technologies. No bookings required.

Experience the latest in virtual-reality technology with the Oculus Rift headset.

Swim with seals or meet a T-rex in a demonstration of 360 degree video.

Interact with the virtual world using the Oculus Touch controllers.

Monday 4 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.00-3.00pm Monday 11 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.30-7.30pm Monday 18 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.30-7.30pm Every Monday in January and February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.30-7.30pm

VIRTUAL WORLD: GOOGLE EARTH SEEN THROUGH OCULUS RIFT Catch a glimpse of the future and experience a virtual reality tour to the other side of the world.

Thursday 21 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm Monday 26 February Queenscliff 3.00-4.30pm

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Thursday 7 December Newcomb 4.00-5.30pm Thursday 11 January Waurn Ponds 2.00-3.30pm Thursday 18 January Lara 2.00-3.30pm Wednesday 24 January Belmont 3.00-4.30pm Thursday 22 February Bannockburn 4.00-5.30pm

eKNOW HOW

ADOBE SPARK Give life to a family tale by bringing a few special photos with you and we'll show you how to use Adobe Spark Video to create a story. Use an iPad to combine the images with icons, text and music, choose a theme and narrate the images.

Friday 19 January Belmont 10.30-11.30am Monday 12 February Torquay 2.30-3.30pm Thursday 15 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

RASPBERRY PI MEETUP

PHOTO ALBUM CREATION AND DESIGN Have collections of photos on your tablet or PC? Learn how to create virtual collages and how to create your own custom-made printed albums.

Tuesday 20 February Corio 2.00-3.00pm

This is a group for anyone interested in Raspberry Pi - whether you are an expert or new to these credit-card sized computers. A capable little PC, it can be used for many of the things that your desktop does. Please bring your Raspberry Pi if possible or you can use one of ours.

No bookings required.

For more information contact Steve Levakis SLevakis@geelongcity.vic.gov.au Thursday 25 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.30-7.30pm

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Do you want to connect online?

Browse this section for eknow how sessions tailored to guide you in your use of social media.

PINTEREST BASICS Want to learn how to create digital scrapbooks of your interests to view online? Use 'Pins' to share and collaborate with others.

Thursday 18 January Torquay 10.30-11.30am

FACEBOOK 101 Want to learn how to connect with friends, follow pages of interest or create your own page? Come along and we will show you how.

Thursday 25 January Lara 6.00-7.00pm

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YOUTH PROGRAMS

YOUTH PROGRAMS ART HOUSE Socialise with friends, create amazing artwork and have fun. Remember, you don’t have to be a great artist to create fantastic artwork!

In partnership with The fOrT Youth Centre.

No bookings required. Ages 12+ Thursdays during school terms Lara 3.30-5.00pm

THE WRITING DOME: BOOK LAUNCH

3D PRINTING Interested in 3D printing? Come along and learn all the basics.

Tuesday 5 & 12 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.30-6.00pm

Join us for the launch of Thursday Afternoons: Every Second, and celebrate the dedication and commitment of a talented group of young writers who have put together an anthology of short stories and poems about truth, love and life as part of the Geelong Library’s young adult writing program, The Writing Dome.

Thursday 14 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 5.00-6.00pm

MANGA CLUB Are you a fan of Anime and Manga? Come along to Manga Club to meet other otaku and draw, discuss and share all things Manga. No bookings required. Ages 12+ Wednesdays 6 & 20 December 14 & 28 February Newcomb 5.00-6.00pm

THE WRITING DOME Do you feel the urge to use interesting words in interesting ways? Join our fortnightly writing group at the Dome.

Keep a journal, contribute to a group blog, try out different writing techniques and share your writing with the group. Bring your own device, or use ours.

Thursdays Commencing 15 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.30-6.00pm

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HOLIDAY STUFF! THE WONDER OF WATERCOLOUR

WICKED WEAVING

Join us for this hands-on workshop, explore some basic watercolour techniques and make an awesome mixed media art piece with your new found skills. Ages 12+

Explore the art of weaving using recycled CDs to make beautiful hanging ornaments.

Ages 12+

Wednesday 10 January Sunday 21 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm Friday 12 January Lara 2.30-4.00pm Thursday 18 January Drysdale 2.30-4.00pm

TECHNO-COLOUR Let us introduce you to our favourite colouring apps and lose yourself in the moment while you enjoy mindfulness colouring without worrying about sharpening your pencils! Ages 12+ Monday 8 January Thursday 18 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm Wednesday 10 January Belmont 2.30-3.30pm Thursday 18 January Torquay 2.30-3.30pm Thursday 25 January Geelong West 2.30-3.30pm

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Thursday 11 January Ocean Grove 2.30-4.00pm Friday 12 January Monday 22 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm Friday 19 January Lara 2.30-4.00pm Tuesday 23 January Waurn Ponds, Corio 2.30-4.00pm

SMASH BOOKS Smash it up! Create your own creative journal using recycled library items.

Ages 12+.

Monday 15 January Tuesday 23 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm Wednesday 17 January Ocean Grove 2.30-4.00pm Thursday 25 January Torquay 2.30-4.00pm

HOLIDAY STUFF!

ABSTRACT TAPE ART Discover how easy it is to create an abstract masterpiece using this Tape Art technique. Ages 12+ Friday 12 January Newcomb 2.30-4.00pm Wednesday 17 January Corio 2.30-4.00pm Thursday 18 January Bannockburn 10.30-11.30am

ADVANCED PROGRAMMING WITH NAO Meet NAO, our humanoid robot. Learn to program with Choregraphe Suite and teach NAO some new dance moves in this hand-on workshop. Ages 12+ Friday 19 January Wednesday 24 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm

GREEN SCREEN ME Drop in and let us show you how to create impossible photos to share with family and friends using the library's Green Screen. Ages 12+ Tuesday 9 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm

MINI MINDSTORMS® Our LEGO® MINDSTORMS® robots are ready and waiting for you to program them! Test your coding skills against our robot challenge.

Sunday 14 January Wednesday 17 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-4.00pm

MIDSUMMA MOVIE NIGHT Join us for pizza and a movie to celebrate Midsumma Festival. In partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, Youth Development Unit. M rated movie.

Ages 12+ Thursday 18 January Waurn Ponds 5.30-8.00pm Friday 19 January Newcomb 5.30-8.00pm

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MOVIE NIGHT

SWITCH WRITING WORKSHOP

Join us for pizza and a movie.

In partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, Youth Development Unit.

M rated movie. Ages 12+

Are you aged 12-25? Come along and learn how to write a creative story, poem, an opinion piece, or a review, and get feedback on your writing from an experienced journalist. This free workshop includes all writing materials and a light lunch. In partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, Youth Development Unit.

Tuesday 16 January Ocean Grove 5.30-7.30pm

ALL IN MOVIE NIGHT Bring along your family and friends and join us for a movie. In partnership with The fOrT Youth Centre. Ages 12+ Friday 12 January Corio 5.00-8.00pm

ALL IN GAME ON!

Friday 19 January Waurn Ponds 11.00-3.00pm

GAME ON Come along for an afternoon of gaming, experiment with our Green Screen and learn how to create impossible photos.

In partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, Youth Development Unit.

Ages 12+

Battle it out with your favourite Xbox and Wii games as we get our game on.

In partnership with The fOrT Youth Centre.

Ages 12+

Tuesday 23 January Newcomb 1.00-4.00pm

Thursday 18 January Corio 2.30-4.30pm

VIRTUAL REALITY Want a taste of virtual reality? Come and try our PlayStation Virtual Reality headset or battle it out with your favourite Wii games. Ages 12+ Wednesday 17 January Belmont 2.30-4.00pm

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ALL ABOUT KIDS!

ALL ABOUT KIDS! TINSEL TALES Join us for a very special family Christmas storytelling event that will transport you into the festive season. Hear extraordinary Christmas tales both funny and surprising brought to life with a little help from our audience.

Saturday 2 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 11.00-12.00noon

CHILDREN'S BOOK LAUNCH DAWN MARLOW - ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU READY? ARE YOU RED RED READY? Enjoy the beautiful Queenscliff photos and dialogue in this delightful book, designed to encourage conversation between children and adults through the eyes and voice of Red, Sir Redmond.

Red was rescued by Dawn from Geelong Animal Welfare eight years ago. He has a cheeky, regal way that attracts children and adults on their walks. Local musician Joseph Stanaway will be playing his Pantam for all to experience and enjoy at this family event.

Wednesday 6 December Geelong West 4.00-5.00pm

SENSORY STORY TIME This sensory-rich story time is for all children. These sessions accommodate delayed motor skill development and include opportunities for children to interact, with less sitting and more motion. Audio stimulation is limited and group size is small.

Thursday 7, 14, 21 December Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 9.30-10.15am Wednesdays during school terms from 31 January 2018 Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.15am

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BABY TIME

TODDLER TIME

Join us for a fun-filled session of songs and rhymes for babies. Sessions run all year except for January. No bookings required.

Dance, sing and read along with your child at our action-packed Toddler Time program. No bookings required.

Mondays Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-2.50pm (until 18 December) Drysdale 11.30-11.50am

Mondays during school terms Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.00am

Tuesdays Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 11.30-11.50am, Lara & Torquay 2.30-2.50pm Wednesdays Corio 11.30-11.50am Belmont, Geelong West 2.30-2.50pm Thursdays Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-2.50pm (from 1 February 2018) Ocean Grove & Waurn Ponds 11.30-11.50am Fridays Bannockburn, Newcomb 11.30-11.50am Saturdays 9 December & 3 February Belmont 10.30-10.50am

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Tuesdays during school terms Belmont 9.30-10.00am Newcomb 10.30-11.00am Wednesdays during school terms Belmont 9.30-10.00am Ocean Grove, Torquay 10.30-11.00am Thursdays during school terms Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Bannockburn, Corio, Drysdale, Geelong West, Lara (in December only) 10.30-11.00am Fridays during school terms Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.00pm Lara (from 2 February 2018), Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.00am Sundays during school terms Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.00pm

ALL ABOUT KIDS!

PRESCHOOL STORY TIME

PRESCHOOL SCIENCE CLUB

Help your child discover the magic of stories and develop a lifelong love of reading. No bookings required.

This fun-filled 4-week program combines everyday objects and experiences with genuine scientific enquiry methods.

The program has been designed for children to share with their parent/carer and participants are asked to attend all sessions. Ages 3-5.

For bookings contact: cysmanager@grlc.vic.gov.au

Mondays during school terms Ocean Grove, Torquay 10.30-11.15am Tuesdays during school terms Bannockburn, Belmont, Chilwell, Corio, Drysdale 10.30-11.15am Wednesdays during school terms Geelong West, Lara, Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.15am

Mondays Commencing 12 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

Thursdays during school terms Belmont, Newcomb, Queenscliff 10.30-11.15am

LEGO MINDSTORMS

Fridays during school terms Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Barwon Heads, Highton 10.30-11.15am

Create and command a robot that walks, talks, and responds to your every command. Bookings for this 8-week course are essential as places are limited.

To get the most from this program, participants are asked to attend all sessions. Ages 8+.

Wednesdays Commencing 7 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.30-6.00pm Thursdays Commencing 8 February Ocean Grove 4.00-5.30pm

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LEGO CLUB

CODE CLUB: SCRATCH 1

Join other LEGOÂŽ fans and see where your imagination can take you. Ages 8+ No bookings required.

Sign up for Code Club. Term 1 is all about Scratch. Take a tour of the Scratch interface and create games and animations. This program is suitable for beginners and bookings are essential. To get the most from this program participants need to attend all sessions. Ages 9-11.

For bookings contact: cysmanager@grlc.vic.gov.au

Thursdays during school terms Geelong West 3.45-4.45pm

LET'S GO LEGO CLUB Make new friends and explore your creativity with LEGOÂŽ. The program aims to meet the diverse needs of children and can be an effective way to engage children with autism. Parents and carers are required to stay with their children.

Ages 5-11. In partnership with Golden Plains Shire.

For bookings contact: Bannockburn Library on 5281 2367.

Wednesdays during school terms Bannockburn 4.00-5.00pm

Mondays Commencing 5 February Ocean Grove 4.00-5.00pm (participants are required to bring their own laptop) Tuesdays Commencing 6 February Waurn Ponds, Newcomb 4.00-5.00pm Wednesdays Commencing 7 February Belmont 3.45-4.45pm Thursdays Commencing 8 February Corio 3.45-4.45pm Torquay* 3.30-4.30pm *(participants are required to bring their own laptop) Fridays Commencing 9 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.00-5.00pm

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ALL ABOUT KIDS!

JUNIOR-BOTS

LITTLE BITS CHALLENGE

Learn to create simple programs and develop basic coding skills with our Blue-Bot robots. Ages 6+

Learn all about Little Bits, the easiest way to prototype and learn with electronics.

The Bits snap together with magnets: no soldering, no wiring, no programming needed. These easy-to-use electronic building blocks give you the power to invent anything! Ages 8+

4-week course commencing Tuesday 6 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.00-5.00pm

Friday 2, 9, 16, 23 February Corio 3.45-4.45pm

MINECRAFT CLUB Join forces with your fellow challengers to plan and design extraordinary Minecraft creations. Ages 8+ Wednesdays during school terms Corio 3.45-4.45pm

WRITING CADETS Do you feel the urge to use interesting words in interesting ways? Join our fortnightly writing group at the Dome.

Keep a journal, contribute to a group blog, try out different writing techniques and share your writing with the group.

Bring your own device or use ours. Ages 8+.

No bookings required.

Thursday 7, 21 December & Thursday 8, 22 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.30-6.00pm

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THE MIX

SUMMER READING CLUB

Mix it up with after-school activities including tech challenges, art, craft, games, LEGOÂŽ and more. Ages 8+ No bookings required.

Register at any library to participate in the Summer Reading Club from December 1 to 28 January. All ages.

Mondays during school terms Torquay 3.45-5.15pm

Commencing Friday 1 December until Sunday 28 January All Libraries

PLAY OSMO OSMO is an award-winning gaming accessory that allows you to play hands-on with an iPad. Learn to draw with OSMO Masterpiece, solve Tangram puzzles, play word games with a friend or go on an adventure with the OSMO Monster.

Ages 8+ Friday 1, 8, 15, 22 December Corio 3.45-4.45pm

FRENCH BILINGUAL STORY TIME Bonjour. Come and join us for French and English stories and songs, and learn some new French words in this special story session.

Monday 26 February Waurn Ponds 11.30-12.00noon

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YOUNG READERS' THEATRE Readers' theatre is a fun and exciting way to build confidence, learn performance skills, and explore themes and characters by reading theatre scripts. No drama experience necessary. No bookings required. Ages 8+ 4-week course commencing Monday 5 February Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 4.30-5.30pm

HIGH FIVE! Book your next private function at the High Ground (Wurdi Youang) on Level 5 of the iconic Dome.

Celebrate your special occasion in a unique space with breathtaking views.

Our friendly venue hire team and catering partner THE RK GROUP will help you plan and enjoy every aspect of your special occasion.

CONTACT US TODAY T 03 4201 0517 venuehire@grlc.vic.gov.au grlc.vic.gov.au/venuehire

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HOLIDAY FUN! FANTASTIC BEASTS

CHRISTMAS CRAFT

Fantastic Beasts are found the world over.

Test your knowledge and then hunt some down to take home at this paper-craft session. Ages 8+

Celebrate the festive season with a Christmas-inspired craft workshop.

All ages

Friday 8 December Lara 10.30-11.30am Thursday 11 & Saturday 20 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

CHRISTMAS MAGIC Join us for some jolly fun with Christmas stories, carols and craft. All ages

Wednesday 20 December Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30am

BASIC PROGRAMMING WITH NAO Meet NAO, our humanoid robot. Learn to program with Choregraphe Suite and discover how to make her move and talk in this beginner's workshop. Ages 8+ Wednesday 10 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am

Saturday 9 December Corio 10.30-11.30 Wednesday 13 December Belmont 4.00-5.00pm Friday 15 December Ocean Grove 10.30-11.30 Monday 18 December Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30 Wednesday 20 December Geelong West 10.30-11.30

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THE GREAT BIG HARRY POTTER QUIZ Test your knowledge of the Potterverse against other Potter fans and celebrate Harry Potter Night. Come dressed in your house colours. All ages Thursday 8 February Lara 4.00-5.00pm

HOLIDAY FUN!

KALEIDOSCOPE OF COLOUR

LEGO CHALLENGE

Brighten your day with tales of your favourite colours in this special story session then create a beautiful picture with coloured sand. Ages 5+

What can you build? Join other LEGO® fans and let your imagination run riot!

Tuesday 20 February Lara 4.00-5.00pm

Thursday 11 January Belmont 10.30-11.30am Monday 15 January Torquay 10.30-11.30am Monday 22 January Ocean Grove 10.30-11.30am Wednesday 24 January Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30am

CODING FOR BEGINNERS Join us for an introduction to coding.

This program is suitable for beginners only. Ages 8+ Wednesday 28 February Lara 4.00-5.00pm

Wednesday 24 January Corio 10.30-11.30am

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ROCKETS, ROCKETS, ROCKETS

DANCE AROUND THE WORLD

Get ready to blast off in this rocket-making extravaganza where you will construct and launch your own rockets. Ages 8+

Put on your dancing shoes for a fun-filled hour of traditional dances from around the globe. Ages 5+

Wednesday 10 January Belmont Library 10.30-11.30am

Thursday 25 January Geelong West 10.30-11.30am

Thursday 11 January Waurn Ponds Library 10.30-11.30am

Monday 8 & Tuesday 23 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am

Monday 15 January Lara Library 10.30-11.30am

Friday 19 January Winchelsea House 2.30-3.30pm

Tuesday 23 January Bannockburn Library 10.30-11.30am Wednesday 24 January Ocean Grove Library 2.30-3.30pm

EXPLORE CODING Grown-ups will delight in helping their little people learn how to make the sun set with basic coding and Scratch Junior.

No experience necessary. Ages 5+

COLLAGE STOP MOTION Learn to create your own unique stop motion movie using collaged images.

Ages 8+ Monday 8 January Corio 2.30-3.30pm Wednesday 17 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am

Thursday 11 & Friday 19 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am

Tuesday 23 January Drysdale 10.30-11.30am

Monday 22 January Torquay 10.30-11.30am

Wednesday 24 January Torquay 2.30-3.30pm

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HOLIDAY FUN!

OUT OF THIS WORLD

DINO-STEPS

Join us on a fun-filled adventure exploring space, aliens, and the moon, and make your own space ship to take home.

Ages 5+

Enjoy tales of Dino’s large and small, match the footprint to the right Dinosaur and make your very own fossil.

Ages 5+

Tuesday 9 January Chilwell 10.30-11.30am

Monday 8 January Ocean Grove 10.30-11.30am

Thursday 11 January Newcomb, Corio 10.30-11.30am

Wednesday 10 January Lara 10.30-11.30am

Saturday 13 & 18 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

Thursday 11 January Drysdale 10.30-11.30am

Monday 15 January Ocean Grove, Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30am

Tuesday 16 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Corio 10.30-11.30am

Tuesday 16 January Belmont 10.30-11.30am

Thursday 18 January Queenscliff, Newcomb 10.30-11.30am

Wednesday 17 January Lara 10.30-11.30am

Wednesday 24 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am

Friday 19 January Highton 10.30-11.30am

MINI MINDSTORMS® Our LEGO® MINDSTORMS® robots are ready and waiting for you to program them! Can you meet the challenge?

Friday 12 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30pm

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MORSE CODE BRACELETS Learn to transmit secret messages in morse code and make your own coded bracelet to take home. Ages 8+ Tuesday 9 January Newcomb 2.30-3.30pm Tuesday 16 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 2.30-3.30pm

STARGAZERY! Calling all Star-gazers! Explore the night sky, create a 3D model of star patterns and make your own constellation viewer in this hands-on session. Ages 8+ Tuesday 9 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am Wednesday 10 January Ocean Grove & Corio 2.30-3.30pm Monday 15 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre 10.30-11.30am Tuesday 16 January Drysdale 10.30-11.30am Wednesday 17 January Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30am Monday 22 January Newcomb 2.30-3.30pm

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Wednesday 17 January Torquay 10.30-11.30am Thursday 18 January Corio & Belmont 10.30-11.30am Friday 19 January Ocean Grove 10.30-11.30am Monday 22 January Geelong Library & Heritage Centre, Waurn Ponds 10.30-11.30am Wednesday 24 January Geelong West 10.30-11.30am

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