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After School Clubs and Drop-ins

Looking for something fun to do after school? Our after school clubs and drop-ins are a great way to get creative, try something new and enjoy hands-on activities in a relaxed library setting.

You can simply show up to most activities on the day, but our Teen Book Club, Pokémon Trading Card Group, Drawing Club and Minecraft Club require pre-registration using the links below.

Monday

Monday from 3-5pm during Term 3

Get creative with lego at the library. Drop in, build something brilliant and see where your imagination takes you. All ages.

First Monday of the month from 5-6pm

Love books? Come along to Teen Book Club to chat about what you’re reading, discover new favourites and meet other young readers.

Suitable for ages 11+.

Tuesday

Tuesday from 3-5pm during Term 3

Come along to Digi Drop-in and try out some of our digital tech, including tablets, robots, VR and PS5. Suitable for all ages.

Tuesday from 3.30-4.30pm during Term 3

Come along to Pokémon Trading Card Group to play, trade and connect with other Pokémon fans. Suitable for ages 10+.

Wednesday

Wednesday from 3-5pm during Term 3

Get crafty at the library with a relaxed drop-in session full of hands-on fun. Suitable for all ages.

Wednesday from 4-6pm during Term 3

Come along to Teen Board Game Drop-in for a relaxed afternoon of games, strategy and friendly competition. Suitable for ages 11+.

Wednesday from 3.45-4.45pm during Term 3

Come along to Drawing Club to explore your creativity, practise new skills and spend time with others who enjoy art. Suitable for ages 12+.

Register here

Thursday

Thursday from 3-5pm during Term 3

Come along to Zen Corner for relaxed, hands-on activities including building blocks, magnetic tiles, Polytrons and gaming. Suitable for all ages.

Thursday from 3.45-4.45pm during Term 3

Join Minecraft Club to build, explore and get creative with other young players. Suitable for ages 8–11.

Register here

Weekend activities

A person sits on the carpeted floor of a library reading a book with a small white dog resting beside them. Bookshelves filled with books line the background, and a bright green cushion and black chair are nearby.

Read to Dogs

Read to Dogs operates during term time on alternating Saturdays and Sundays.

Young readers spend time with Izzy or Otis, offering a comfortable and supportive environment to practice their reading skills.

Find out more and book a session here.

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