Film Screenings: Frantz

Friday 9 September, 10 - 11.50am

In 1919, Anna, a young German woman grieving over the death of her fiancé, Frantz, leaves flowers at his grave. She sees fresh flowers and discovers that Adrien, a young Frenchman, has done the same. Adrien goes to the home of Frantz's parents and they tell Adrien that a Frenchman killed their son during World War I. Adrien exclaims, "You are right. I am a murderer".

Green Thumbs: Indoor plant swap

Wednesday 14 September, 10 - 11.30am

Spring has sprung! This month we are inviting all plant lovers, gardeners and amateur green thumbs to bring healthy plants, cuttings or spare pots you wish to swap. Trade with your fellow green thumber's and share tips on care and upkeep of your plants.

Multicultural Cooking Class

Fortnightly Fridays 11 am - 12 noon via Zoom, next session 16 September

Welcome to this culinary extravaganza - a fun, informal, hands-on cooking class. Each class will be dedicated to one of the world's cuisines. Together in our next class we will be baking Tarta de Santiago, literally meaning cake of St. James.

Doll making workshop

Wednesdays 21 and 28 September,
10am - 1pm. Cost: $30

Join us over two mornings and make an adorable doll with experienced and passionate doll maker Rosalind Fong. Be guided step by step through the creative process to complete your very own beautiful unique doll.

Library Lovers with Maya Linnell

Wednesday 21 September, 7 - 8pm via Zoom

Join Maya Linnell talking to financial adviser & author Victoria Devine, children's author & podcaster Dani Vee and Wattle Range Libraries. This month’s featured title, She's on the Money by Victoria Devine, who built an empowered and supportive community of women finding their way to financial freedom.

Harlem Nights: The Secret History of Australia’s Jazz Age

Thursday 29 September, 6.30 - 8pm

In this vibrant and imaginative study, Historian Deirdre O’Connell tells the untold story of Australia’s Jazz Age. Focusing on William Rogers Campbell "Sonny" Clay, an African American jazz pianist, who represented the type of modernism that cosmopolitan Australians craved — and the champions of White Australia feared.

Hands-On History with Koori Kinnections

Monday 5 September, 3.30 - 4.30pm

Koori Kinnections will be holding an amazing Indigenous hands-on history activity for primary school aged kids. In this afterschool program we will be handling some Indigenous artefacts, playing traditional games and learning about our First Nations people's way of life.

Children's Literary Playground (6-12 years)

Thursday 8 September, 3.30 - 5pm

At this week’s literary playground we will be discovering and exploring classic mysteries including Nancy Drew, The Secret Seven, Geronimo Stilton to name just a few. There will be book discussions, craft, quizzes and more.

HSC Help 2022

HSC Help days will provide you with tips for the exams and allow you to ask expert teachers your burning questions across History (Ancient, Modern and Extension), English (Standard, Advanced, and Extension), and Society and Culture. Each session will be subject-based and facilitated by experienced teachers.

HSC Lock ins

Waverley Library is hosting a special study night for year 12 students! We’ll provide the study space, food, drinks, library resources, security, parking and will be open until midnight! Free English and Maths lectures and tuition are also available.

English with Larry Grumley
Wednesday 28 September, 6.30 - 8pm

Maths with Harry Mavrolefteros
Wednesday 5 October, 6.30 - 8pm