The library always has a wide variety of fantastic events and programs and coming up there are book launches, Plastic Free July activities, workshops, science and something for the kids.
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During the winter school holidays, kids can meet Jacqui Love from Travel Bugs, who just loves insects.
Formerly a senior zookeeper at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, Jacqui has a passion for mini-beasts that is infectious.
Her hands-on, hour-long workshops allow participants to get up close and personal with creepy crawlies of all shapes and sizes.
This is the perfect opportunity for the little entomologist in your family.
Children will have the chance learn all about the huge lives of Australia's fantastic mini-beasts.
Children must be aged between five and 12 years and be accompanied by an adult.
Travel Bugs will be at the library on Thursday July 18 at 2pm and 3.30pm. Bookings are essential. Tickets cost just $10 and admit one child and one adult.
Making a public presentation at university, to your peers or in the workplace, can be an overwhelming challenge.
Wagga Wagga Toastmasters will host a public speaking workshop for young professionals to help you gain confidence in public speaking and presentation skills, which can help drive your future career.
The event will include presentations on overcoming nerves and constructing your content to achieve results, and persuading an audience. Do not miss this free networking opportunity.
The workshop will take place in the Wagga Wagga City Council Meeting Room, Thursday July 18 at 5:45pm. Bookings are essential.
Always wanted to write your family history, but not sure where to begin? Join Dr Rae Luckie to learn about the delights and pitfalls of writing your family's story.
Learn skills in writing, researching, organising information and using photographs that will bring your family history to life.
Rae will also share her extensive publishing experiences and provide participants with the opportunity to explore a variety of family histories and memoirs.
Handouts and resources will be provided to assist you to continue your own research and writing at home.
The workshop will take place on Tuesday August 13 from 10am to 1pm. A fee of $35 applies and bookings are essential.
Participants, please bring along writing paper, pens and a photo of a place about which you would like to write.
Booking information for these events can be found on the library's events page or phone 6926 9700 and speak to one of our friendly staff.
