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Tomorrow night at Rosny Library!
09/09/2026

Tomorrow night at Rosny Library!

Last night Launceston Library and Kingston Library hosted Australian Poetry Slam Workshops. 🎤

These workshops help participants get ready to perform at Australian Poetry Slam Heats – which are happening around the state next week. The Heats are open to anyone, even if you're not able to make it to a workshop. Register for free in the link below.

During the workshops, participants explored what poetry is and how it can be used to express ideas, emotions, stories and experiences.

They discussed slam poetry as a performance-based style of poetry that focuses on voice, rhythm, storytelling and audience connection.

Participants were encouraged to experiment with language, imagery and personal experiences while developing their own pieces.

They also explored the creative process, including where ideas come from, drafting and refining work, and building confidence to share poetry aloud.

There are two more free workshops this week:
Burnie Library – Wednesday 9 September at 5:30 pm
Rosny Library – Thursday 10 September at 5:30 pm

If you want to tell your story with oomph, perform your poems with power or deliver a speech without a slide-show clicker, register for free here: https://bit.ly/4xcyORi

Australian Poetry Slam

What a fantastic evening! Thank you to everyone who joined us on Friday night for our author talk with Karen Brooks. We ...
07/09/2026

What a fantastic evening! Thank you to everyone who joined us on Friday night for our author talk with Karen Brooks. We loved hearing Karen discuss the research and inspiration behind her new historical novel, The Extraordinary Florence Stoker, and it was wonderful to see such a great turnout.

A big thank you to Karen and to everyone who attended and made the event such a success. If you weren't able to join us, there's still a chance to catch Karen in conversation at Kingston Library or Huonville Library tomorrow.

Book now - https://libraries.tas.gov.au/whats-on/?search=karen+brooks&venue=&start_date=&end_date=

Wednesday, 9 September 2026, from 3:30pm - 5:00pmParents, carers and community members are invited to join a presentatio...
03/09/2026

Wednesday, 9 September 2026, from 3:30pm - 5:00pm

Parents, carers and community members are invited to join a presentation from Square Pegs to explore dyslexia, reading challenges and learning differences, gaining practical strategies and current information.

Whether you are seeking answers, practical strategies, or ways to better support a learner, this session will provide valuable guidance, current information, and opportunities to connect with others in the community.

What We’ll Explore:
Understanding dyslexia and how it impacts learning
Common indicators and early signs
Assessment pathways and next steps
Practical supports and accommodations for home and school
Myths, misconceptions, and nonevidence-based practices
Who Is This Session For?

This session is suitable for anyone supporting a child, young person, or adult experiencing dyslexia or reading difficulties.

Stay afterwards for tea, coffee, conversation, and connection with others in the community.

Dyslexia information session

02/09/2026
Thursday, 3 September 2026 from 5:30 PMJoin Karen Brooks in conversation about The Extraordinary Florence Stoker, a nove...
02/09/2026

Thursday, 3 September 2026 from 5:30 PM

Join Karen Brooks in conversation about The Extraordinary Florence Stoker, a novel about a woman whose life was overshadowed by Dracula.
An evening with bestselling author Karen Brooks, discussing The Extraordinary Florence Stoker, a historical novel about a woman often overlooked in literary history.
Join us at Rosny Library to hear Karen talk about Florence Stoker, a striking and talented woman from the 19th century. Though she had many strengths, her life was overshadowed by her husband's famous creation, Dracula. This novel brings her story back into focus.
Karen will discuss her research, her writing process, and why it is important to tell women's stories from the past. This engaging event will appeal to readers who enjoy strong characters and fresh views of history.
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Join Karen Brooks in conversation about The Extraordinary Florence Stoker, a novel about a woman whose life was overshadowed by Dracula.

31/08/2026

Simple back-and-forth conversations help build language and understanding.

This Tasmanian family is putting talking and pointing into action.

For more ideas and resources to support your family, visit: greatstart.tas.gov.au

For help with your own reading and writing visit readingwritinghotline.edu.au or call 1300 6 555 06

Plant, cutting and seed swaps are a fantastic way to grow your collection, share your gardening knowledge, and discover ...
31/08/2026

Plant, cutting and seed swaps are a fantastic way to grow your collection, share your gardening knowledge, and discover new varieties at no cost. Simply bring along healthy, pest-free plants, cuttings or seeds to swap or share with others.
đź“…Friday 4 September
⏰3:00pm to 5:00pm
đź“«Rosny Library

Celebrate Adult Learners Week by connecting with other gardeners and plant enthusiasts in a friendly and welcoming environment.

Visit places you've only dreamed of using virtual reality headsets and desktop computers, you'll be able to explore famo...
31/08/2026

Visit places you've only dreamed of using virtual reality headsets and desktop computers, you'll be able to explore famous museums, iconic landmarks, and tourist hotspots around the world.
đź“…Wednesday 2 September
⏰10:00am to 12:00pm
đź“«Rosny Library

Travel virtually from the comfort of your library.

It's Wear it Purple Day! đź’śThis day aims to foster safer, more inclusive environments where young people can be proud of ...
28/08/2026

It's Wear it Purple Day! đź’ś

This day aims to foster safer, more inclusive environments where young people can be proud of who they are and hopeful about their future.

The theme this year is Colours of Courage, which celebrates the many different forms of courage shown by LGBTIQA+ young people and their communities.

To celebrate, borrow an LGBTIQA+ story from BorrowBox – it's free with your library membership: https://bit.ly/4gorNI0

Have you become curious about your ancestry during National Family History Month? Access Ancestry for free at public lib...
26/08/2026

Have you become curious about your ancestry during National Family History Month? Access Ancestry for free at public libraries in Tasmania!

Ancestry is an online resource that offers access to billions of historical records including birth, marriage, census, military, and immigration documents.

Find Tasmanian family history resources and advice on our family history webpage: libraries.tas.gov.au/family-history

Why visit your local library?
• Free access to Ancestry website.
• Friendly staff to help you get started.
• Welcoming spaces perfect for research.
• Reference books that assist with your family history research.

Visit your nearest Libraries Tasmania location and start your journey today.

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Rosny Park, TAS
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