The weather is still warm, but summer is drawing to a close. Happily, there are lots of events to look forward to as we move into autumn!

The BIG Summer Read has now concluded. The statewide winner will be announced on 12 February. Our Your Library winner will be announced in coming days.

It’s your last chance to vote in Reader’s Choice, which ends on 11 February. Your favourite read of 2023 can be Fiction or Non Fiction, any format, Adult or Children’s, a brand new release or a classic that you’ve never read before.

Miller’s Homestead is hosting the B is for Bravo exhibition during opening hours, until 15 March. The exhibition of extraordinary dioramas by author/illustrator Kevin Burgemeestre celebrates 100 years of aviation and introduces children to the phonetic alphabet. Don't forget, entrance to Miller's Homestead is free!

Meet author Robyn Bishop at Yarra Junction Library, on 29 February at 2pm. Robyn’s historical novel, The Rust Red Land, is based on the life of her grandmother, Matilda Crawford.

Our autumn 'What's on' will be available on our website and in branches in early March. We look forward to welcoming you to Your Library soon!

To prepare for the big move, Knox Express will be closing its doors from 5pm, Sunday 25 February. While we're closed, Storytimes will be held at Westfield Knox - details to follow soon on Facebook.

We can't wait to welcome you to our newest library!

In a story of betrayal, despair and loss, Matilda refuses to give up on her ambitions. Loyalty, hope and love triumph against the odds in this enthralling story (FREE). Bookings required.

This talk will appeal to craft lovers, children and adults, fans of the book, and anyone with a love of aviation (FREE). Bookings required.

Visit Miller's until 15 March 2024, to view the extraordinary dioramas from the book, made expertly from recycled materials, by talented author/illustrator, Kevin Burgemeestre. (FREE) Bookings not required.

· Individualised career planning sessions · Resume assistance · Job search assistance
· Interview coaching · Impartial course and training information
(FREE) Bookings required.

Introduction to Wayapa workshop

Sat 24 February, 11am - 12:30pm,
Healesville Library
Wayapa Wuurrk is an accredited wellness modality that draws from ancient cultural wisdom to create Earth, Mind, Body and Spirit wellbeing. This workshop will guide you through what Wayapa is, what it can do for you and how you can practice it.
Facilitated by Licenced Wayapa Wuurrk Practitioner, Sharni Steel.
(FREE) Bookings required

Gully Gardeners:
Wicking bed workshop

Tue 27 February, 6:30pm-7:30pm

Join Adam Grubb, from 'Very Edible Gardens', to learn everything you need to know about wicking beds. Adam has been making wicking beds since 2008 and he'll share how they work, help you consider if they are right for you, the best ways of making them, and how to look after them for super veggie abundance. This talk is brought to you by Knox City Council's 'Gardens 4 Harvest program'. Ages 12 - adult (FREE). Bookings required

Sign and Sandwich
Auslan Chat

Sun 18 February, 12pm-2pm
(3rd Sunday of the month), 

Croydon Library 
Calling all Auslan students and enthusiasts!
Come along to practice signing with others in a relaxed environment, and gain more confidence communicating with the Deaf community. All Auslan language levels are welcome. Bring your own hot or cold drinks and lunch or snacks (no hot food, please).
Please note: This is not an Auslan class.
(FREE) Bookings not required.

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