School holiday fun is catered for at the Edward River Library for the next two weeks.
With a vibrant mix of creative, tech-savvy and hands-on activities, there is something for every child to enjoy.
From Maker Space days and virtual reality adventures to crafty afternoons with velvet art, loom bands, and crochet, the program is designed to keep young minds active and inspired throughout the break.
A new highlight these holidays is the ‘Book Chat’ sessions, where kids can share their favourite reads and learn about other interesting books.
Mayor Ashley Hall said this school holiday program is a wonderful opportunity to make the holiday break memorable, creative and full of fun.
“We are delighted to offer such a diverse range of activities for our community’s families,” he said.
“The Edward River Library team has put together an exceptional program that promises both fun and learning.”
Program highlights include:
• Maker Space - all day on Mondays (July 7 and 14).
• Virtual reality sessions - Tuesdays (July 8 and 15).
• Scratch and velvet art - Wednesday, July 9 at 2pm.
• Book Chat - Thursdays (July 10 and 17) at 2pm.
• Fibre Fun: Crochet bookmarks and bracelets – Friday, July 11, at 2pm
• Loom bands - Wednesday, July 16, at 2pm
• Friday and Saturday Splat – All-day fun on July 12, 18 and 19.
Adult supervision is required for all sessions and bookings are essential.
To reserve your child’s spot, contact the library at on 5898 3100 or email library@edwardriver.nsw.gov.au.