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Research your genealogy, celebrate Star-Studded Spring and more! No images? Click here September 2026Library news and eventsSchool holiday programsBookings open for school holiday programs on Saturday 5 September at 9am. Book in for activities like Bluey and Bingo morning, Wings of Fire adventure and Harry Potter Afternoon! Star-Studded SpringChristine WellsTuesday 1 September, 10am at Victoria Point Library Star-Studded Spring opens with bestselling historical fiction author Christine Wells and her latest book The Lost Perfumes of Paris. An evening with Madonna KingThursday 3 September, 6pm at Capalaba Library Join us for an evening with award-winning author and journalist Madonna King chatting about kids and screens. Petronella McGovernThursday 10 September, 10am at Victoria Point Library Bestselling author Petronella McGovern visits our libraries for the first time as a part of our Star-Studded Spring. Amy AndrewsSaturday 26 September, 10am at Victoria Point Library Welcome back bestselling author Amy Andrews as part of our Star-Studded Spring to chat all about her latest small-town romance. New releasesMore upcoming talksStart your family story part twoWednesday 2 September, 10.30am at Cleveland Library This local history session offers a practical, low-cost way to start recording and writing your family history. Edge of the universeSaturday 5 September, 10am at Cleveland Library UQ Professor Tamara Davis explains how our knowledge is still limited by our view of space and time despite significant advances in technology. Eye health through timeWednesday 9 September, 10am at Cleveland Library Michael Angerame, optometrist and SeeWay ambassador for Queensland, explores how our eyes change as we age. Digital legacyTuesday 15 September, 10am at Capalaba Library Seniors Enquiry Line Community Resource Officer Emily Gould will share important information on shaping your digital legacy. KonMari tidying for life's transitionsWednesday 16 September, 10am at Capalaba Library KonMari Transformation Consultant Vivian Yuan shows how tidying can be a practical tool for life transformation. Health chat: Navigating dementiaWednesday 23 September, 10am at Cleveland Library Presented by Kara Crompton of Dementia Australia, you'll learn about dementia types and accessing the best care. Stream TV anywhereStream Kanopy's series and movies on your smart TV, mobile, laptop or tablet! It's free for all library members. Programs for teens and childrenPop up library: IndigiScapesMonday 7 September, 9.30am Spend a lovely morning at IndigiScapes with the First 5 Forever team. Enjoy stories, songs and nature play. Ages: 0–5 years Messy playMonday 14 September, 9.30am at Hanover Drive Park A delightful outdoor session to enrich sensory learning and good, messy fun. Ages: 0–5 years Pop up library: Beth BoydMonday 21 September, 9.30am Join the First 5 Forever team at this beautiful park for storytelling, singing, activities and more! Ages: 0–5 years STEAM playMonday 28 September, 9.30am at Cleveland Library Engaging toddler-friendly science, technology, engineering, arts and maths. Ages: 0–5 years StoryBox LibraryThis free resource brings stories and picture books alive for children. Simply sign in with your library membership details and start watching. Or download the StoryBox app for stories on the go! During the school term, this afternoon program engages kids' STEM skills and creativity. This month includes Mozzie discovery, Stick people battles, Loom bookmarks and more! We have special teen-friendly after-school programs. Teen art club at Capalaba Library meets fortnightly and Teen Makerspace takeover meets monthly at Cleveland Library. 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 reads for kidsMore free adult programsIndigenous Literacy Day screeningWednesday 2 September, 10.30am at Capalaba Library Drop in on Indigenous Literacy Day for a free film screening followed by a session of deadly colouring for adults. Brain boostersThursday 10 September, 10am at Cleveland Library Join in on some fun games, puzzles and activities to help exercise your grey matter. Open to all adults but specially designed for our seniors' community. Drop-ins welcome! English conversation circlesMondays, 10am at Victoria Point Library Wednesdays, 10am at Capalaba Library Are you learning English as a second language? Practise your conversation skills in a safe, supportive space. Redland Reads Book ClubsMonthly at multiple locations Join the monthly book clubs at Cleveland, Capalaba, Victoria Point and Point Lookout Libraries. Simply register and pick up your book at the branch. 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 sessionsIn this final month of the Create and connect program, we'll be working on Gift card embroidery, Paint by numbers and Decoupage jars. Watch this space for a new program series that is in the works! 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. Acknowledgement of CountryRedland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People as Traditional Custodians of much of Redlands Coast and extend this acknowledgement to the Danggan Balun People of southern Redland City area. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging and to their connection to the winds, lands and waters of this special place. |