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School holiday programs, Cleveland Library's new Children's Area and more! No images? Click here June 2026Library news and eventsJune–July school holidaysOnline bookings open on Saturday 13 June at 9am. In June, we'll welcome Magic Pete to headline a Family Fun Day on Russell Island. We also have drumming, creative wall hangings, squeegee art and more. Look out for special programs for teens! This month's talksFeature talk: Quandamooka cultureThursday 4 June, 11am at Cleveland Library Monday 22 June, 10am at Capalaba Library Join Kieron Anderson as he shares knowledge of Quandamooka culture and the enduring connection to Country. Author talk: Sita WalkerSaturday 6 June, 10am at Victoria Point Library Welcome Sita Walker, whose debut novel In a Common Hour follows up her award-winning, much-loved memoir, The God of No Good. Author talk: Anthea HodgsonThursday 11 June, 10am at Victoria Point Library No one does Australian historical fiction like Anthea Hodgson, author of the highly acclaimed novels The War Nurses and The Drifter. Digital know-how: Digital legacyTuesday 16 June, 10am at Capalaba Library In this interactive session you’ll learn important information on shaping your digital presence after you pass. Feature talk: Introduction to budgetingFriday 19 June, 10am at Victoria Point Library Kick your 2026 financial goals with advice from Jackie Matjasec, the founder of The Simple Budget. New releases
Cleveland Library children's areaThe fantastic, refurbished area is now open! Come by for a visit and stay for a play in this charming Redlands Coast-themed space. Programs for teens and childrenPop up library: IndigiScapesMonday 1 June, 9.30am Come and enjoy this beautiful nature space with the First 5 Forever team. Ages: 0–5 years Messy play in the parkMonday 8 June, 9.30am at Apex Park Sensory enrichment for toddlers with different stations and activities. Get ready to be messy! Ages: 2–5 years Pop up library: Mount Cotton Community ParkMonday 15 June, 9.30am Park it with the First 5 Forever team! Storytelling, singing, activities and more. Ages: 0–5 years STEAM playMonday 22 June, 9.30am at Cleveland Library Kickstart learning with science, tech, engineering, arts and maths activities. Ages: 0–5 years Our after-school program for kids aged 5–12 years highlights science, technology, engineering, arts and maths projects that engage creative thinking. This month's projects include a rainbow craft project, sticker making, Lego and more. Teen art club at Capalaba Library meets twice a month, Teen Makerspace takeover meets monthly at Cleveland Library, and anime enthusiasts come together once a month at both Capalaba and Cleveland libraries. Weekly story timesWe offer weekly Toddler time, Story time and Baby time programs, plus additional sessions on Fridays and Saturdays, and monthly story times at Point Lookout Library and Russell Island Library. New junior and young adult readsBorrowBox live event with David BaldacciJoin this free online event with the multi-million copy bestselling author, David Baldacci! Baldacci’s latest release, Hope Rises is the sequel to his bestselling Nash Falls. The live online chat offers an exciting opportunity for you to ask questions, which David will answer live. More free adult programsEnglish conversation circlesMondays, 10am at Victoria Point Library Wednesdays, 10am at Capalaba Library Learning English as a second language? Come and practice your conversational skills in a safe, supportive space. Redland Reads Book ClubsMonthly at multiple locations Our popular monthly book clubs are always open to new members! Be sure to pick up your book once you register for the book club session. Makerspace inductionsWeekly at Cleveland Library Sign up for a 30-minute safety induction and start using the FREE Makerspace for all of your craft and tech projects! Create and connect sessionsThis month, we have a number of creative workshops including painting trail rocks, floral bookmarks and pom-pom hedgehogs. Sessions have limited spaces, so if you've registered and cannot attend, please cancel your booking. Willards Farm toursJoin our Local History team for an educational tour about the farm filled with plenty of historical tidbits about the farming days of Redland Shire. Explore Redlands Coast archivesDigital blasts from the pastThe online directory of the Local History Collection has a wide range resources about our local district. Discover photographs, videos, newspapers and historical council minutes. Acknowledgement of CountryRedland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island People in our community. |