Lane Cove Library

30 minute filming induction

Thursday 10 July, 6:15pm. Fictionalised historical warJoin author Linda Royal as she discusses The Star on the Grave, in this fictionalised historical war novel. In 1940, as the Nazis sweep toward Lithuania, Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara defies his own government, secretly issuing thousands of visas to Jewish refugees desperate to flee. After the war, Sugihara […]

30 minute filming induction

Thursday 17 July, 4:30pm or 6:00pmEnjoy and evening of designing and making. If you are an experienced maker, bring your own idea to life using the 3D Printer, Laser Cutter, Soldering Iron or Cricut Maker.If you are a new maker, come along and learn how to design and make 3D Printed moulds to make a […]

30 minute podcasting induction

Friday 25 July, 10:30am. New technologiesJoin Murali Dharan in this five-session series to discuss the uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Experience a mix of presentations and hands-on experiences. Please attend all five sessions. No prior knowledge is needed. Bookings required.

Saturday 26 July, 2:00pm. Join freelance travel writer Briar Jensen for this creative workshopJoin Sydney-based freelance travel writer Briar Jensen in this travel story writing workshop designed to support writers who wish to enter the Lane Cove Literary Awards 2025. Briar’s articles appear in newspapers, magazines, and online. Her workshop explores insights and inspiration for […]

Wednesday 30 July, 10:00am. Gilbert and SullivanJoin local musician Graham Ball as he provides a tribute to W S Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Their enormously popular works would eventually give rise to the modern musical.Bookings essential.

Friday 1 August, 9:30am. One-on-one assistance with technology.Digital Discoveries is a 30-minute session where you receive one-on-one assistance to answer your technology questions (covers laptops, phones, tablets, internet, etc.)Please bring along your device. Free event. For Adults.Bookings essential.

Tuesday 5 August, 4:30pm. Celebrate National Science weekJoin us this National Science Week for a hands-on workshop where students experience electricity and magnetism. The workshop covers static and current electricity, magnetic repulsion and attraction, electromagnetism, simple circuits and renewable energies. All ages. Free event. Bookings essential.

Thursdays 14 and 21 August. Gain confidence on your laptop.Experienced computer trainer, Ferg Brand, will deliver a two-lesson program on Windows 10 and Windows 11 to help you feel more confident using your laptop. During these two friendly, small group sessions you will learn to navigate around the screen, keyboard and mouse as well as […]

Thursday 21 August, 5:30pm or 7:00pm.Enjoy an evening of designing and making. If you are an experienced maker, bring your own idea to life using the 3D Printer, Laser Cutter, Soldering Iron or Cricut Maker.Learn soldering basics and create your own USB-powered torch. This month new makers will receive safety training using the soldering iron […]

Wednesday 27 August, 10:00am. A celebration of musical theatreAn overview of musical theatre from the historical perspective until the present. Local musician Graham Ball showcases musical theatre as a celebration and entertainment. This talk highlights the ability of musicals to transport audiences through the use of bold music and song.Free event. Limited places - Booking […]

Thursday 28 August 2:30pm. Explore basic video editingAre you ready to explore some of the basics of video editing? Join us for an introduction to video editing and get some hands-on experience editing using DaVinci Resolve, a popular film editing software. In this session we will guide you through fundamental editing functions, including how to […]

Friday 29 August, 10:30am. Applications of AIJoin Murali Dharan in this five-session series to discuss the uses of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Experience a mix of presentations and hands-on experiences. Please attend all five sessions. No prior knowledge is needed. Bookings required.