A hands-on session of stories, songs and early mark making for children aged two to five, with a parent or carer alongside. Part of a Queensland early literacy program.
Parents and toddlers sing, clap and dance together, picking up songs and action rhymes that help with early literacy and talking. For children aged one to two.
A rhyme session for babies under one and their parents, with songs, clapping and dancing. Action rhymes help build early language and social skills, and it's a chance to meet other families.
Personal help with your tech: sort out problems, build your digital skills and feel more confident online. Get in touch with the library to arrange a session.
Theresa Hurley, a textile artist from Indigo Niche, teaches sashiko, a Japanese embroidery style that builds patterns from simple running stitches. Materials are provided and beginners are welcome.
