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Adults

If you’re over 18, have a passion for books, knowledge and information, why not attend one of our information sessions or sign up to one of our Book Clubs? They’re a great way to meet new people!

Book Club

Are you interested in books, literature, or just getting together for a social chat about what you've been reading? Then City of Swan libraries book clubs are just what you're looking for!

Technology help

Come in to your local library and book a one-on-one session with our tech support staff to get help with any of your technology needs.

Be Connected

Get free technology support and learn new skills alongside others when you join our Be Connected Virtual Meetups. Each sessions covers a different topic and will provide you with the activities to practise the skills you've learned.

Let's Talk

Join us at the library and improve your English skills by getting engaged with a social conversation group. You'll have the chance to practice your skills and meet new people!

Craft Club

Bring along your craft, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and get creative in a social atmosphere at one of our craft groups!

Library Lovers

Get social and get learning with Library Lovers, a series of talks on a broad range of topics from travel and history to science, forensics and amazing personal stories.

Discover

Develop a new skill or learn something different in one of our Discover programs, a series of weeknight events running at all libraries within the City of Swan.

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The City of Swan acknowledges the Whadjuk (Noongar) people, who are the traditional custodians of this country. We pay respect to their culture, history and their elders past and present.