Judy Nunn, Tricia Stringer, Regular Programs, Sensitive Santa
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Adults, Kids and Babies.. there is something for everyone
The weather is warming up and Spring is well and truly in the air. The library has so much on offer this month for adults, teens, kids and babies.
For adults check out one of our many Author events this month. We have Judy Nunn (yes, she was in Home and Away!!) and Tricia Stringer visiting us at Bunjil Place Library. We also have Watercolour Art sessions, Brain Training, Zumba, Mindful Craft and Qigong.
For kids, regular programs including LEGO Club, STEAM Club, Homework Club, Storytimes and Baby Rhyme Time are back from Monday 2 October.
The Community Survey is still open and we want to hear from you. Please take 10 minutes to tell us what you think about your library service and what you would like to see at your library. Complete the survey and go into the draw to win a $100 Coles Myer Voucher - what are you waiting for?!
Sensitive Santa is coming to Cranbourne and Endeavour Hills Library this November. Sensitive Santa allows children with special needs to access Santa in a sensory friendly environment. Lights dimmed, noise restricted, no crowds. Sessions will book fast so put Monday 16 October in your diary as this is when the bookings will open.
See you at the library!
Beth Luppino
Chief Executive Officer
Connected Libraries
P.S All libraries are closed Friday 29 September for the Grand Final Public Holiday. Return chutes are open at all libraries 24/7, so return your materials when it suits you!
An Afternoon Tea with Tricia Stringer
Join bestselling and multiple-award winning author Tricia Stringer for afternoon tea as she discusses her latest book release, ‘Back on Track’.
The South Australian author's latest book tackles themes of difficult relationships, ageism and love, set against the backdrop of a revealing train trip across Australia.
New copies of 'Back on Track' will be available for purchase and signing by Tricia on the day, with thanks to Robinsons Bookshop.
Bunjil Place (Boon Wurrung & Wurundjeri Rooms)
Saturday 21 October
2pm - 3pm
$10 (Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea)
Storytime at Orana Community PlaceOrana Community Place... regular monthly Storytimes are coming to you. Sessions will run: Ages 3-5 
Book Matters PodcastJoin Local History Librarian Kate as she chats to debut author Heather Arnold about local history, research and her new book Enchanted Beneath the Bluff: Agnes and Geraldine’s Pursuit of Elwood’s Elusive Black Diamonds. This episode will be released Monday 2 October so download it from your favourite podcast provider and give us a review if you enjoy it! 
Local History Donation DriveWe are seeking donations for our Local History Collection archive. This includes books, documents, flyers, maps, images and artworks that document our local area. Current flyers, books, artwork of the City of Casey are also welcome. During our 2022 drive, we collected:
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Book Week Costume Competition
Our Book Week Competition was so much fun and as always, we've loved seeing you all dressed up as your favourite book characters.
Thank you to all of our staff and community members for getting dressed up and having fun with us during Book Week this year.
Winners of the competition can be viewed our Facebook and Instagram pages. Whilst you are there, make sure to give us a follow!
Tiny Art Show Winners
We have been blown away by the entries into our Tiny Art Show and are so pleased to show you the winning canvases.
Entries have been on display in each of our libraries with voting open to the public.
2 entries were picked from each library- one chosen by the public and one chosen by the Berwick Artists Society.
Winners of the competition are up on our Facebook and Instagram pages.
Each winner received an awesome art hamper to use on their future masterpieces.
Please note that our libraries will be closed on:
Friday 29 September (Grand Final Public Holiday)
Tuesday 7 November (Melbourne Cup Public Holiday)
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