Events

Join us at the opening of this wonderful exhibition showcasing the works of local photographers who are inspired by our local coastlines.

In celebration of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, Waverley Library invites families to a fun-filled morning of stories, games, and craft.

Zines are making a big comeback and we love to see it! More and more people are turning to this accessible way of expressing themselves. Learn all about the principles of zine making and how to tell your story in short form.

Join authors Ariel Bogle and Cam Wilson for a gripping discussion of their new book Conspiracy Nation: Exposing the dangerous world of Australian conspiracy theories.

Through new investigations and first-hand accounts, Bogle and Wilson have written an account that takes readers to the rallies, homes, courtrooms, secret chat rooms and Byron Bay luxury retreats where Australia’s conspiracy theories spread. From QAnon devotees to Port Arthur truthers, and from to wellness influencers to sovereign citizen gurus, their boots-on-the-ground investigation brings us face to face with the people dedicated to living and spreading these ideas.

Tea has been a symbol of Chinese culture since ancient times, maintaining its significance in modern society. The workshop will showcase Song-style Diancha, an ancient Chinese tea art originating from the Song Dynasty (960–1279). Participants will be introduced to the history and cultural importance of tea, along with its health benefits for the human body.

This campy twist on bingo will have you screaming and shouting for days to come! With a mix of bingo and party games there is sure to be fun for all!

mmerse yourself in the art of mindful jewellery making while creating a pair of earrings with an elephant charm. We’ll guide you through the design process, instruct you in the techniques of making clasps and beading, and assist you in creating exquisite earrings. Let your creativity flow as you step away from the daily hustle and bustle and dive into this engaging workshop.

Roots of Resilience is the debut exhibition of Hye In Kim. The exhibition revolves around the theme of family, depicting the precious moments of ordinary life and the resilience found within immigrant communities.