May - June 2026
Welcome!
I’m delighted to welcome you to the latest edition of What’s On for Kingston Libraries. Our libraries continue to be vibrant and welcoming community spaces, alive with opportunities to learn, connect and be inspired. From Storytime sessions and book groups to classes, events and a wide range of free programs there is something for everyone to enjoy.
This season’s highlights include the everpopular Expert Series featuring Professor Kate Burridge exploring the lifecycle of slang and archaeologist David Lloyd uncovering what lies hidden beneath our feet. Music lovers can enjoy relaxed performances through Live at the Library, while gardening enthusiasts won’t want to miss an evening with Keith and Elizabeth from the Muddy Boots podcast.
For book lovers, the program offers a rich lineup of author talks, a lively Mystery Night Panel and the opportunity to tune into livestreamed sessions from the Sydney Writers Festival.
We’re also proud to support our community’s wellbeing with events marking Men’s Health Week.
Whether you’re looking to learn something new, connect with others or simply take a moment out of a busy day, our libraries provide welcoming spaces to do just that.
I encourage you to explore the program and discover all that Kingston Libraries have to offer! I look forward to seeing you at one of our branches soon.
Cr Georgina Oxley Mayor, City of Kingston
The City of Kingston acknowledges the Bunurong People of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of this land, and pay respects to their Elders past and present.
Book Group Sets
Do you have your own
Choose from 160 titles and borrow a full set of 10 for 6 weeks.
TONY BIRCH
in conversation with Bec Kavanagh
Parkdale Library
Monday 11 May
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Discover the storytelling brilliance of Tony Birch in a special live conversation at Parkdale Library. Discuss his novels, poetry, and short stories, including his award-winning Women & Children. This is your chance to hear firsthand the inspiration, craft, and experiences that shape his work. Perfect for book lovers, writers, and anyone curious about contemporary Australian literature. Bookings required.
Men's Health Week
Enjoy a great selection of books
Chelsea Frawley:
Lived Experience and Mental Health Conversation
Cheltenham Library
Thursday 11 June 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Join mental health advocate Chelsea Frawley for an honest and powerful conversation during Men’s Health Week. After losing her father, AFL great Danny “Spud” Frawley, to suicide in 2019, Chelsea has dedicated her work to raising
awareness and encouraging life-saving conversations. Drawing on both lived experience and her work with the Danny Frawley Centre, Chelsea shares insights on recognising when someone may be struggling and how we can better support one another. Bookings required.
Find more on the Kingston Libraries App
Yoga for Beginners
Cheltenham Library
Saturdays 13, 20, 27 June 10:30am - 11:30am
Start your Saturdays with calm and clarity. In our Introduction to Yoga sessions you'll learn gentle stretches, simple poses and breathing techniques.
Anthony Grace
Beginning meditation practice
Cheltenham Library
Saturday 13 June 9:15am - 10am
Start your day with calm, clarity, and focus. Anthony Grace, accredited meditation teacher and experienced counsellor, will lead you on a unique, beginner-friendly meditation session.
Learn simple techniques to manage stress, improve focus, and foster emotional resilience. Whether you’re new to meditation or looking to refresh your practice, this early morning session is a great way to start the day. Bookings required.
Selection of books on meditation:
Perfect for beginners, this relaxed class will help you unwind, improve flexibility and build cconfidence. Bookings required.
Use BorrowBox to download magazines on your device and enjoy 24/7.
Tim Forcey My Efficient Electric Home
Cheltenham Library
Wednesday 13 May 6pm - 7:30pm
Home energy expert
Tim Forcey has advised more than 1,000 households on improving efficiency and comfort. In this session, he’ll share practical tips on
retrofitting homes to be efficient, electric and sustainable.
Author of My Efficient Electric Home Handbook and founder of the My Efficient Electric Home community, Tim will finish with a live Q&A to answer your questions. Bookings required.
Nature Strip Planting
Chelsea Library Tuesday 19 May 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Rethink your lawn! Learn eco-friendly mowing techniques, maximize biodiversity, or discover alternative groundcovers to create lush, lowmaintenance gardens. Make your outdoor space work for the environment and your lifestyle. Bookings required.
Native Grasses and Threats to Native Grasslands
presented by From Little Things Conservation
Chelsea Library
Friday 5 June 3pm - 4:30pm
A live plant display and learn about the soils and plant communities where they thrive.
Discover why native grasslands - one of Australia’s most endangered ecosystems - matter, the wildlife they support, and how planting native grasses at home can help restore habitat and biodiversity. Bookings required.
EXPERT SERIES the
Kate Burridge
The Linguistic World
Parkdale Library
Monday 25 May
6:30pm – 7:30pm
In this engaging talk, Professor Kate Burridge explores the lifecycle of slang, from fleeting terms to enduring words. Drawing on her extensive research into English language history, taboo words, and euphemisms, Kate uncovers the social and linguistic factors that create the 'perfect lexicographical storm'.
Bookings required.
The Expert Series, a free monthly event featuring engaging talks by leading experts on trending topics like health, finance, gardening, and more.
David Lloyd
Archaeology
Parkdale Library
Monday 22 June
6:30pm – 7:30pm
David Lloyd brings hidden history to life using ground-penetrating radar, a powerful tool that 'sees' what lies buried without turning a spade.
With nearly 20 years of experience in geophysics and archaeology, David will share stunning examples from real-world projects, showing how technology can unlock secrets of the human past.
Bookings required.
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Duo Bohemica
Cheltenham Library
Sunday 10 May
2:30pm - 3:30pm
Feel like you’ve stepped into a candlelit corner of a Parisian café…at Cheltenham Library!
Duo Bohemica, featuring Erica Bramham (voice and double bass) and Adam Spiegl (guitar), bring warmth and charm with a blend of French and Czech chanson, classic jazz, and folk-inspired melodies. Warm vocals meet the lively sparkle of Django-style jazz guitar, creating music that feels both nostalgic and alive. No bookings required.
Eurovision 2026 Grand Final
Cheltenham Library
Sunday 17 May 5am - 9am
An early-morning watch party of the SBS broadcast of the live 2026 Eurovision Grand final from Vienna, Austria.
This could be our year! Delta Goodrem is representing Australia for the 70th anniversary of this iconic song contest. Hosted in Vienna, Austria, let's cheer on Delta together!
Fans of all ages are welcome, dress in your PJs or Eurovision best and let’s celebrate together. Bring along some breakfast nibbles and enjoy the colourful music party that is Eurovision. Bookings required.
KEITH
An Evening with MUDDY BOOTS
Chelsea Library Wednesday 17 June 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Join Keith and Elisabeth from the popular Muddy Boots podcast for an inspiring talk.
They’ll share practical gardening tips, sustainable practices, soil health advice, and seasonal guidance, all delivered with humour and storytelling.
Perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, this session offers fresh inspiration, hands-on wisdom, and a deeper connection to your garden, soil, and the natural world. Bookings required.
ELISABETH
AUTHORS AND WRITING
Kirsty MurderManning: in Paris
Cheltenham Library
Tuesday 5 May 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Take this opportunity to hear directly from one of Australia’s loved authors, ask your questions, and dive deep into a world of intrigue, glamour, and mystery.
Step into the dazzling world of 1930s Paris with bestselling author Kirsty Manning. Murder in Paris, the second book in her Charlie James mystery series, follows intrepid investigative reporter Charlie James as she investigates the sudden disappearance of young American tourist Maisy Bell. Bookings required.
Maxine Beneba Clarke & Jacinta Parsons
Cheltenham Library
Tuesday 12 May 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Join celebrated author Maxine Beneba Clarke and broadcaster Jacinta Parsons for an engaging evening of stories, poetry, and conversation.
Maxine, known for Foreign Soil, The Patchwork Bike, and her award winning poetry, will share insights into her work.
Bookings required.
Want more of Maxine?
See her alongside Brian Nankervis, Sean O'Beirne, Sally Ford and the Idiomatics in UNDERSCORE.
Anna Johnston in conversation with Kate Solly
Parkdale Library
Wednesday 24 June 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Meet bestselling author Anna Johnston to discuss her new novel When Lemons Give You Life.
Following the success of her debut, The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife - Anna returns with a story that blends her passion for positive ageing and food. Warm, wise and life-affirming, When Lemons Give You Life is a celebration of second chances, community and the power of good food to bring people together. Bookings required.
Warm Winter Reads
1 JUNE TO 31 AUGUST
Cosy up with a good read this Winter! Reading comes in many forms, and it’s easier to find time to read than you think.
The Warm Winter Read supports adults and young people (16+) to find more time to enjoy reading. We’ll help you get started with recommendations from authors you love and connect you with other readers to share your thoughts on what you read.
Participants will also go into the running to win some great prizes!
1 June to 31 August 2026 readbooks.com.au
Book Lovers Panel
Mystery
Chelsea Library
Tuesday 16 June 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Join our library staff for a lively Mystery Night Panel. From cosy mysteries and classic whodunnits to gripping crime and psychological thrillers, our mystery-loving librarians will explore the many twists and turns of this popular genre. Hear staff share their favourite reads, discover new authors and upcoming releases, and find out why mystery keeps readers hooked. Bookings required.
AUTHORS AND WRITING
Love writing festivals but not keen to travel? We’re bringing the excitement of the Sydney Writers Festival to you!
Join us at Cheltenham Library for four days of Live & Local livestreamed sessions, featuring conversations, panels and talks from some of the world’s leading authors and thinkers. Experience the ideas, stories and inspiration of Australia’s biggest celebration of books— right from your local library.
THURSDAY 21 MAY
2pm - 2:55pm Stephanie Alexander: The Cook's Companion 30th Anniversary 4pm - 4:55pm Bringing The Past To Life
FRIDAY 22 MAY
12pm - 12:55pm Susan Choi: Flashlight
2pm - 2:55pm Trent Dalton: Gravity Let Me Go
4pm - 4:55pm Great Adaptations: Mick Herron & Suzie Miller
6pm - 6:55pm Florence Knapp: The Names
SATURDAY 23 MAY
10am - 10:55am Amitav Ghosh in Conversation
12pm - 12:55pm Democracy after Trump with Jon Sopel
SUNDAY 24 MAY
12pm - 1pm Power Up with Dav Pilkey
2pm - 2:55pm Antoinette Lattouf: Women Who Win 4pm - 5pm Mick Herron in Conversation
Stephanie Alexander:
The Cook's Companion 30th Anniversary
Thursday 21 May
2pm - 2:55pm
Instilling a love of food one kitchen at a time
Hear from Australia’s beloved chef Stephanie Alexander on the 30th anniversary of her essential kitchen resource and one of our favourite cookbooks, The Cook’s Companion. With chef Adam Liaw.
Florence Knapp: The Names
Friday 22 May
6pm - 6:55pm
Can a name change the trajectory of a life?
Explore the profound force of family and the life-defining act of naming a child with bestselling debut author of The Names, Florence Knapp, in conversation with ABC Radio National’s Claire Nichols.
Trent Dalton: Gravity Let Me Go
Friday 22 May 2pm - 2:55pm
Uncovering the truth isn’t easy
Join multi-award-winning writer Trent Dalton to discuss his latest novel, Gravity Let Me Go, and its themes of love, family, ambition and deception. In conversation with Cassie McCullagh.
Power Up with Dav Pilkey
Sunday 24 May 12pm - 1pm
Tra-la-laaaaa!
See Dav Pilkey (Captain Underpants, Dog Man) draw his beloved characters live and hear his inspiring life story. Prepare yourself for some hilarious onstage antics! Rec. ages 6+.
AUTHORS AND WRITING
Writers in Residence
Meet the Writers
Alistair Ward
Alistair Ward (he/him) is an award-winning writer, actor and director who has worked across New York, London, Sydney and Melbourne. Founder and Artistic Director of Pansy Productions, his debut play twenty-something won the 2019 Melbourne Fringe People’s Choice Award.
His work focuses on queer stories and contemporary issues, and he is passionate about mentoring emerging artists and championing inclusive casting.
The Writers in Residence program is a pilot initiative for 2026, developed as a partnership between Kingston Arts, Kingston Libraries and Dingley Village Neighbourhood Centre, with the aim of growing and expanding the Artist in Residence opportunities available at Kingston.
We are delighted to welcome three writers to Dingley Village Library as part of our first Writers in Residence program.
During their 10-week residency, the writers will have access to a shared working space where they can immerse themselves in their writing practice. They will also connect with the community through various workshops.
Jessica Stanley
Jess Stanley (she/her) is a Naarm/Melbourne–based actor, writer, voice artist and intimacy coordinator. Longlisted for the Richell Prize for her novel Intimacy, Jess is CoArtistic Director of theatre company, Spinning Plates Co.
Her stage and screen credits include Year of the Rooster, Rhinoceros, The Crocodile, Ancestry Road and The Doctor Blake Mysteries. She also hosts the podcast Do It Again But Better.
Kimberly Gillan
Kimberly Gillan is a Melbourne journalist and features writer who specialises in humancentred stories about wellbeing, relationships, travel and modern life.
After leaving too many fictional first drafts to gather dust, she's thrilled to join the Kingston Council Writer’s Residency to commit to completing her debut fiction novel, relishing the opportunity to have a dedicated space for focus and creativity.
Creative writing for beginners: From idea to first scene
Facilitated by Kimberly Gillan
Have a story in mind but don’t know how to shape it? Or staring at a blank page waiting for inspiration to strike? This two-part workshop is designed to help writers move past self-doubt and start getting words on the page.
Session 1
Explore where story ideas come from and learn how to shape them into a strong narrative foundation. Through guided prompts and in-session writing, you’ll begin crafting your story.
Dingley Village
Monday 4 May 6pm – 7:30pm
Session 2
Workshop and refine your writing in a supportive group setting, with practical tips to help you keep developing your piece.
Dingley Village
Monday 18 May 6pm – 7:30pm
Scratch Night: A fun and joyous evening of creativity, inspiration and storytelling
Facilitated by Jessica Stanley
Dingley Village
Tuesday 2 June 6pm – 7:30pm
Step out of your comfort zone and into the cosy, supportive library to join us for a participatory event that will get you writing something fresh and sharing your work with others over the course of one evening.
Whether you’re an emerging storyteller, an old hand at writing or just looking to challenge yourself, this is your chance to create a brand-new piece of work… all in just 90 minutes.
All sessions require bookings!
Turning life into story: Finding writing inspiration in your own experience
Facilitated by Alistair Ward
Dingley Village Thursday 25 June 6pm – 7:30pm
Join Alistair Ward for a practical and inspiring workshop on transforming your own life experiences into writing.
Drawing from his own path as a writer and theatre-maker, Alistair will explore how everyday moments, big shifts, and lived experience can become powerful creative material.
Through guided exercises, reflection prompts and discussion, you’ll learn how to uncover meaningful memories, shape them into story ideas, and begin transforming personal experience into fiction, memoir, or even your next script.
Young people
Amity
Paul Russell
Beth is dead
Katie Bernet
Darkest Night, Brightest Star
Barry Jonsberg
Drift
Pip Harry
Gone for Good
Sarah Crossan
Hello Sunshine
Keezy Young
Not Quite Dead Yet
Holly Jackson
Red Star Rebels Amie Kaufman
This Season's Draft
Jason Gent
The Last Tiger
Julia Riew
The Edge of Everything
Miranda Luby
IDAHOBIT CRAFT
Celebrate IDAHOBIT
with fun, inclusive drop-in craft sessions for all ages! Both sessions are open to everyone — solo, with friends, or with family — and we welcome people of all backgrounds.
IDAHOBIT stands for International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism, and Transphobia and is celebrated annually on 17 May.
IDAHOBIT BOOKS
SESSION ONE
Parkdale Library
Friday 8 May 10am - 12pm
SESSION TWO
Parkdale Library
Friday 15 May 10am - 12pm
Make your own handmade zine — a small DIY publication where you can bring your stories, ideas, and art to life. Zines are all about creativity, selfexpression, and connecting with others through shared stories.
Show off your colours by designing and making your own badge to wear proudly for IDAHOBIT Day. This is a great way to celebrate identity, inclusion, and support for LGBTIQA+ rights.
Dear Cisgender People: A Guide to Trans Allyship and Empathy Kenny Ethan Jones
The LGBTQ Travel Guide Alicia Valenski
The T in LGBT Jamie Raines
Sunburn
Chloe Michelle Howarth
Palaver Bryan Washington
Massey
Alchemist Kacen Callender
Michael Gray Bulla
The TransGender Issue Shon Faye
New Releases
Can't wait for your favourite author's next release?
Here's a sneak peek to add to your 2026 reading list.
Find more on the Kingston Libraries App!
Find more new releases here
John of John Douglas Stuart
Famesick A Memoir Lena Dunham
The Things We Never Say
Elizabeth Strout
The Midnight Train Matt Haig
Land Maggie O'Farrell
The Graduate Rebecca Lim
Ironwood Michael Connelly
The Enigmatic Echidna Danielle Clode
When Words Fail Us Stan Grant
Discover
Come for the Craft. Stay for the Community.
Parkdale Library
Friday 22 & 29 May Friday 5 and 12 June 10:30am - 12.30pm
Join our four-part creative workshop series with expert educator, Peta. A welcoming space to make, share and connect. These sessions are all about unlocking your creativity while enjoying a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. No experience needed, all materials supplied. Relaxed, hands-on and social, this series is about more than craft it’s about community.
Navigating Aged Care – AccessCare
Cheltenham Library Thursday 4 June 2pm - 3pm
Learn more about aged care services and support available in your community. Kingston’s AccessCare team will share an overview of the aged care system, including how to register with My Aged Care and the types of support available. This session is a great opportunity to ask questions and speak directly with aged care professionals about services that may be right for you or a loved one.
Wellbeing and Financial Literacy Workshop
Clarinda Library Monday 15 June 2:30pm - 4pm
Join us for a practical and engaging workshop exploring wellbeing and financial literacy. This session builds resilience and social connection while strengthening budgeting skills and financial confidence.
ReadyTechGo
A friendly, skilled team helping older adults feel confident with everyday technology.
Join our monthly 90-minute digital literacy workshops (55+) covering smartphones, apps, tablets and online safety in a supportive setting.
MAY TOPIC:
Android Basics for Beginners
Chelsea Library
Thursday 14 May | 10:30am - 12pm
New or bamboozled by your Android smartphone? This session is focused on: Simplifying the home screen, setting up your contacts to make phone calls, and getting started on text messaging.
JUNE TOPIC:
Online Safety
Clarinda Library
Thursday 11 June | 10:30am - 12pm
Become confident in all online safety aspects. Topics include learning how to create strong passwords and managing them securely, avoiding viruses and recognising and avoiding scammers.
Services Australia
Services Australia delivers essential support such as Medicare, Centrelink and Child Support, helping people access payments and services through myGov and service centres.
MAY TOPIC: Early Retirement and Early Access to Superannuation
Parkdale Library
Thursday 21 May | 2pm - 3pm
Understand your financial options, superannuation basics, income and assets overview, and financial planning strategies. A great session for early retirement, exploring superannuation access, or simply wanting to understand your financial options.
JUNE TOPIC: Support and Payments for Older Adults
Clarinda Library
Friday 26 June | 2pm - 3pm
Receive practical tips on Age Pension eligibility, income and asset tests, working while receiving the pension, how to lodge claims, and other supports available to older Australians.
PLEASE NOTE: Bookings required. These sessions are designed for 55+ ages.
Discover LinkedIn
Learning to access thousands of online courses. This online learning platform, free for library members, allows you to complete courses and learn new skills.
Workshops
BorrowBox
Information Session
Dingley Village Library
Friday 8 May 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Cheltenham Library
Friday 19 June 10:30am - 11:30am
Learn tips and tricks to get the most from BorrowBox.
3D Printing Workshop
Cheltenham Library
Tuesday 26 May 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Learn how to select, customise, and print your own 3D design.
Introduction to Digitisation Station
Parkdale Library
Thursday 28 May 11am - 12pm
Discover how to preserve your memories by converting old media into digital formats.
ScanNCut Workshop
Westall Library
Wednesday 3 June 1pm - 2:30pm
Parkdale Library
Thursday 18 June 10:30am - 12pm
Learn how to use the Brother ScanNCut Machine.
Unlock the Full Power of your Library Card
Chelsea Library
Friday 5 June 10:30am - 11:30am
Learn about the full range of free resources available.
Family History
Family History Group
Family History Group is an opportunity to meet other people in your community who are interested in family history research, get access to useful resources, and share your findings.
Whether you’re just starting to research your family, or have been doing it for a while, we’re here to help. Join us on the third Tuesday of every month with a new topic. Scan
Tracing Indian Family History in Australia
A beginner's roadmap with Rachel M. Croucher
Parkdale Library Tuesday 19 May 2pm - 3pm
Rachel Croucher’s greatgrandfather, Natha Singh, was a Sikh hawker from Mahru, Patiala District, Punjab, who arrived in Australia from undivided India in 1902. Rachel is an accredited genealogist, Vice President of the Australasian Association of Genealogists and Record Agents, Group Lead of the Indian and
South Asian Research Group at the Society of Australian Genealogists, and Director of the Origins Research Network. At this family history session, Rachel will unravel some of the difficulties of searching Indian/South Asian family history in Australia.
Rachel M. Croucher
Material Culture and Family History
Cheltenham Library Tuesday 16 June 2pm - 3pm
We can learn a lot about human behaviour, creativity, and the impact of economic, environmental, and technological forces on people by looking at material culture. What do those family heirlooms, keepsakes, mementoes tell us about the people who owned them and ‘the times’ they lived in?
Participants are invited to bring an object from their family’s past and share what it tells about their own history.
Don’t forget our Digital Library
Access a world of information and free resources.
Access Australia
Explore credible, vetted news sources from across Australia to stay informed on events, people and issues. Features a variety of local, regional, and national news including The Australian, The Age, Herald Sun and Australian Financial Review.
LinkedIn Learning
Access lessons in business, software, technology and creative skills
eBooks and eAudiobooks, eMagazines & eNewspapers
Languagenut
Discover 70+ engaging ESL resources in 20+ languages!
Movie Streaming
Kanopy provides a selection of over 30,000 local, world and award-winning movies, documentaries and informational videos.
Flipster for Choice Magazine
Instant access to Choice magazine in an easy-toread digital format.
ComicsPlus
Enjoy unlimited simultaneous access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga—24 hours a day, 7 days a week - on your computer, tablet, or phone. There are no holds, no wait lists, and no limits.
BorrowBox has hundreds of adult, young adult and junior books to borrow.
Arrivals in English
Learning English? Arrivals in English will help you: talk to a doctor, order food, find a job and more… All in English! You will watch videos, listen to people talking, and practise asking questions – all with Arrivals in English.
Family history databases available for use in the Library library.kingston.vic.gov.au/family-history
Ancestry Library Edition provides international coverage for England, Scotland, Wales, US and Canada. FindMyPast has an extensive records collection for Australasia, UK, Ireland and US.
View the Digital Library webpage: library.kingston.vic.gov.au/digital-library or scan the QR. Have your library card and PIN handy to be able to connect. For children’s Digital Library resources click on the Kids tab.
LIBRARY OPENING HOURS
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Chelsea Library 1 Chelsea Rd, Chelsea
10am-8pm 10am-8pm 1pm-8pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm 2pm-5pm
Cheltenham Library 12 Stanley Ave, Cheltenham
10am-8pm 10am-8pm 1pm-8pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm 2pm-5pm
Clarinda Library 58A Viney St, Clarinda
10am-8pm 10am-8pm 1pm-8pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm 2pm-5pm
Dingley Village Library 31C Marcus Rd, Dingley Village
10am-2pm 2pm-6pm Closed 10am-2pm 2pm-6pm 10am-2pm Closed
Highett Library 310 Highett Rd, Highett
10am-6pm 10am-6pm Closed 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm Closed
Parkdale Library 96 Parkers Rd, Parkdale
10am-8pm 10am-8pm 1pm-8pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-2pm 2pm-5pm
Patterson Lakes Library 54 Thompson Rd, Patterson Lakes
2pm-6pm 10am-2pm Closed 2pm-6pm 10am-2pm 10am-2pm Closed
Westall Library 35 Fairbank Rd, Clayton South
10am-6pm 10am-6pm 1pm-6pm 10am-6pm 10am-6pm Closed 2pm-5pm
PUBLIC HOLIDAY CLOSURES
King's Birthday – Monday 8 June
Extended Access available at Dingley Village and Patterson Lakes Libraries. Book your induction today.
PLEASE NOTE:
Programs listed in this edition are correct at time of printing. Changes may be made as required. For further information visit library.kingston.vic.gov.au or ph 1300 135 668. Popular events may offer a waiting list. Speak to your friendly library staff for assistance. Some regular library programs run during school terms only. All library branches are closed on public holidays.
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