St Aidan's Anglican Church, East Victoria Park - Part Two
The Town of Victoria Park is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for membership to the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group.
St Aidan's Anglican Church
Join us 19 July 9.15am-2pm for an informal chat and learn about Helping Minds services at the Library.
It’s time for Big Library Read! Borrow the featured title from Libby for free from July 11-25
The Architectural Story of Victoria Park - Part One
Astronomy or Horses? The Nomenclature of Carlisle...
The Library now has Early Development Packs available for loan.
July School holidays are chock-a-block with exciting activities!
You can now stream thousands of award-winning arts & craft video classes taught by recognized design experts and artists.
Have you ever started reading a library book only to realise you’ve read it before? Good news! Our self-checkout kiosks can now alert you when you scan something you've borrowed before!
The library will be closed for WA Day, Monday 3 June.
History Mysteries
It’s time for Big Library Read! Borrow the featured title from Libby for free from May 9-23.
It's the Local History Webpage Quiz
Part Two (Final) of the biography of Reginald Walter Dovey.
First Nations’ artist Sara Riches recently painted a wonderful mural in the junior area of the library as part of Arts Season.
Part One of the biography of Reginald Walter Dovey.
Some of our service areas will be closed on Thursday 25 April for the ANZAC Day public holiday.
The Third and final part of our biography on Edward Davis Millen.
In recognition of ANZAC Day the Victoria Park library will have a memorial table honouring our Fallen Local Heroes.
Part Two of our Biography of Edward Davis Millen.
Beginning on 2 April 2024, First Nations’ artist, Sara Riches will begin painting a mural in the junior area of the library.
Part One of our Biography of Edward Davis Millen
Storage Strategies for your Home Archive - Part Two (Image Courtesy of the National Museum of Australia)
Storage Strategies for your Home Archives - Part One (Image Courtesy of Canadian Conservation Institute, Government of Canada)