Moments in Music: The Musical Theatre, A Celebration
Local musician Graham Ball celebrates the history of musical theatre at Lane Cove Library on 26 August, part of his Moments in Music series.
Local musician Graham Ball celebrates the history of musical theatre at Lane Cove Library on 26 August, part of his Moments in Music series.
Phil Hull's DNA kit surprise leads to a family history journey at this month's At the Podium talk.
Lane Cove Library hosts local writer Rebecca de Winter on 20 August to discuss her musical fantasy novel, Narkey Hole and the Quest for Immortality.
Lane Cove Library hosts a free talk on the Australian war crimes trials held after WWII, presented by Lt-Col. Naida Isenberg AALC.
Lane Cove Library marks National Science Week with a free Liquid Nitrogen show from Fizzics Education, featuring shattering tennis balls and dragon's breath.
The ABS is holding a free Census information stall at Lane Cove Library on Tuesday 11 August, helping residents collect a form or complete it online.
Lane Cove Library hosts a free session on understanding grief and loss on Monday 10 August, presented by HammondCare bereavement counsellor Sasha MacBride.
Lane Cove Library's free Digital Discoveries sessions return on Friday 7 August, offering one-on-one tech help in 30-minute slots.
Makerspace Night at Lane Cove Library runs on the first Thursday of every month, giving makers access to Cricut, 3D printing and laser cutting.
Crafters Corner meets at Lane Cove Library on the first Thursday of every month for a free, relaxed morning of craft and conversation.
Technology expert Toni Muella discusses how to use AI safely and effectively at Lane Cove Library on Thursday 30 July.
Lane Cove Library marks the statewide Open Doors, Open Books, Open Minds initiative with a free day of storytime, local history and an AI talk.
Local musician Graham Ball pays tribute to Gilbert and Sullivan's Savoy Operas at Lane Cove Library on Wednesday 29 July, free with bookings essential.
Paul Storm tells the story of two hidden tea chests found under a Sydney house that revealed the dark history of the Blau family at Lane Cove Library on the 28th of July.
Lane Cove Library's Poets in Residence group meets on the last Monday of each month for locals to discuss and share their poetry, free and no bookings required.