Latest Events in Bains(September Updated)

Discover the vibrant and expressive artwork at the Important to Me Art Exhibition & Family Fun Afternoon at Woodcroft Library in Morphett Vale. This free event offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the creativity of children. Engage with a diverse collection of artwork and hear the voices of young artists as you explore the exhibition. Take part in exciting activities and have the chance to vote for your favorite piece of art. The winning artworks will be featured in the prestigious 2025 Communities For Children Creative Kids family calendar. The exhibition will run during Families Week in May, providing a delightful experience for all ages. While bookings are optional, walk-ins are warmly welcomed. Please adhere to hygiene guidelines by sanitizing your hands upon entry and staying home if unwell. By attending, you agree to the possibility of being photographed or filmed for promotional purposes. This event is supported by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Don't miss this enriching and inspiring event on May 19th, 2024, at Woodcroft Library.

Experience an enlightening evening with Heather Morris at Woodcroft Library in Morphett Vale. Dive into the captivating world of her latest literary masterpiece, "Sisters Under the Rising Sun," a poignant tale of female resilience and camaraderie amidst the turmoil of war. A renowned author, Heather Morris, known for her bestsellers like "The Tattooist of Auschwitz" and "Cilka’s Journey," will be sharing insights into her new book as part of Wordfest 2024. Immerse yourself in a narrative of courage and friendship against the backdrop of challenging circumstances. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to meet the author and celebrate the release of her latest work. Books will be available for purchase at the event, courtesy of Dymocks Glenelg. This free event, scheduled for May 22, 2024, is tailored for adults. Secure your spot by booking in advance and remember to adhere to recommended hygiene practices. By attending, you consent to potential photography and filming for promotional purposes. Inform event staff if you prefer not to be included in any visual documentation.

Dr. Wendy Sarkissian will be presenting a captivating discussion on her latest book, Creeksong: One Woman Sings the Climate Blues, as part of the Wordfest Onkaparinga 2024 program. This thought-provoking memoir delves into Dr. Sarkissian's journey grappling with the climate change crisis, reflecting on activism, courage, and the pursuit of solutions while navigating the complexities of midlife. Over four decades, Dr. Sarkissian has explored pressing environmental questions, leading her to profound revelations in an Australian forest. Through her work, she has found a deep connection to nature and a compelling urge to advocate for change. Don't miss the chance to hear from this esteemed author, planner, and environmental ethicist dedicated to combating climate change. The event will take place at Woodcroft Library in Morphett Vale on May 23, 2024, and admission is free. Limited spots are available, so be sure to secure your place. Please adhere to health and safety guidelines, including sanitizing hands upon entry and refraining from attending if feeling unwell. Attendees may be photographed or filmed for promotional purposes; kindly inform event staff if you prefer not to participate.

Experience the Sydney Writer's Festival Live & Local at Woodcroft Library in Morphett Vale. The event will take place from May 23 to May 24, 2024, featuring a diverse lineup of acclaimed authors and thought-provoking sessions. Delve into the exploration of human qualities with Julia Baird and her latest book, "Bright Shining," alongside other prominent authors such as Viet Thanh Nguyen and Garth Nix. Engage in discussions on life's big questions with philosopher A.C. Grayling and explore pressing issues facing women in today's society with feminist firebrands. Uncover the legacies of empire with Abdulrazak Gurnah and delve into the role of journalists in times of conflict with Julian Borger and John Lyons. Remember to adhere to hygiene measures and enjoy this enriching literary experience. Admission is free, so don't miss this opportunity to be part of an inspiring literary event at Woodcroft Library.

Focus Ace is a children's picture book aimed at children ages 4-7 years old, featuring Ace, a neurodivergent Thingy who is going to school. Ace is trying their best, but finds themselves getting more and more overwhelmed...eventually resulting in a meltdown. You will be able to read along and find out what Ace's class mates do to help. Focus Ace is a book which is based on Jacky's own experiences and observations as an autistic teacher/educator. It features tools that assist those with sensory needs in order to help them cope. This book is great for neurodivergent people to see themselves represented in an authentic way, but will also help neurotypical people understand why we may need sensory tools. Copies of the book can be purchased for $19.95 Fun activities for families and light refreshments available on the day. Suitable for families with younger children ages 4-7 years. Bookings essential. Information Source: Onkaparinga Libraries | eventbrite