Have you considered visiting your local library? Here is some information on what is happening in Canberra public libraries in June. 

​What’s On at Libraries ACT: June 1-15

Have you been to a learning program at your local public library? You’ll find regular programs and special events covering a range of subjects and different ages. All sessions are free and bookings are essential (online, by phone 6205 9000, or ask at a library branch). 1-15 June programs include: Fri 2: Referendum, Reconciliation and Recognition: 1967 and Beyond,  6:30pm - Albert Hall Fri 2: Lunchtime Lecture: Resilience, from surviving to thriving, 12:30pm - Civic Sat 3: Diary of a Wombat, 10:30am - Erindale Mon 5: Brick Club, 4pm - Gungahlin Tues 6: Easy-peasy eBooks and eAudio, 1:30pm - Woden Tues 6: Winter Stories for Adults, 11am - Kippax Wed 7: One- on- one digital literacy training, 2pm -Belconnen Tues 13: One- on -one digital literacy training, 10am - Erindale Wed 14: One –on- one digital literacy training, 2pm - Civic Wed 14: Author Talk: Dr Jennifer Gall, Looking for Rose Patterson, 6:30pm - Gungahlin ·         Thurs 15: Tablet and Smartphone Basics, 10:30am - Tuggeranong More information about all of these programs can be found on the Libraries ACT website. Follow Libraries ACT on Facebook and Twitter, or visit their website to keep up to date with new programs and events. If you’re visiting Woden or Gungahlin Libraries, drop by Cafe Ink and enjoy a coffee, snack or light meal. Authorised by Sarah Steed, (Acting) Director, Libraries ACT, Transport Canberra and City Services Directorate