What do you want to learn?

Build your confidence and digital skills. Take one of our introductory courses at any of our libraries or access a range of tutorials on our eresources and social media. Call your nearest library to book a time or get further information about courses on using computers, mobile devices, the internet and email, social media and code club.

Get free support in your local area one to one or in small groups based on what you need for everyday life, work or further education or training. Contact your local library.

It's never too late to learn. Learning in a relaxed social setting is a great way to gain skills and knowledge that enrich your life. Take the opportunity to ignite a new passion or rediscover an old one. Learn a new language, renovate your home (or your body), release your inner artist or uncover the dancer within. Fees apply.

Children's programs

Your local library has a wide range of events for kids and families. There's something for all ages. Rock & Rhyme is 30 minutes of fun songs, action rhymes and short stories for kids under 2 years. Storytime is for children aged 2-5 years. There are also school holiday and after school activities.

Find free or low-cost classes that equip you with the skills you need for life and work. There are workshops, training, and one-off sessions across a range of areas. For example, there are English conversation, computing, craft and work licences sessions. Contact your local library to explore your options.

Accessing eCollections

Find out how to download ebooks, emagazines, music and more. Join a session to explore family history resources. Attend an author visit or a reading group. Learn how to make the most of your modern library and archives. Check out what is on near you.

Research and cultural events

Find out what's on at the Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts. Come along to author talks, family history workshops, other special events or join a book group at your local library.