Events

In her book, No Stone Unturned, Yvonne Matta details her family history connecting Lebanon in the Middle East with Australia, beginning in the 1890s. Showing a glimpse of life in Lebanon in the grand days before the Civil War of 1975, Yvonne writes about the effects of war on the lives of those living there, and […]

Explore the wonderful world of Brisbane libraries’ free online e-books and e-audiobooks by learning how to setup your iPad or Android tablet to read or listen to your favourite online library content. Bring your own device, library card and email account details. Basic device skills required. Bookings essential.

Ready to learn more about your Android tablet? Customise your tablet by organising your apps and adjusting basic settings. Discover how to find and download useful apps on the Google Play Store. Bring your own Android tablet and Google Play Store account details. Bookings essential. A Brisbane Libraries Tech Connect workshop.

In August, the club will read King Flashy Pants by Andy Riley. Ideal for children 6-11 years.

Learn how to find your way around the internet safely, save your favourite websites, search for information and use Google to help you find answers. Basic computer skills required. Bookings essential. A Brisbane Libraries Tech Connect workshop.

This seminar provides information about a range of health issues commonly experienced by seniors including dehydration, heat exhaustion, strokes, heart attacks and accidental medical poisoning. Learn basic first aid and preventative strategies to safeguard your health. Presented by qualified trainers from the Queensland Local Ambulance Committee program. Bookings essential.

First published fifty years ago this year, Joan Lindsay's Picnic At Hanging Rock has fascinated and intrigued audiences ever since, both as a novel and as the acclaimed classic film of 1975. Now due for release as a newly adapted TV mini-series, we invite all fans to join us for a celebration of this cultural icon and […]

Having chickens, ducks or quail in the backyard is easier than you think. They eat scraps, improve your garden, become backyard pets and produce fresh eggs. Presented by Ingrid Dimock from My City Garden. Bookings essential.