Upcoming Events
Laura Elizabeth Woollett will launch Laura McPhee-Browne’s Cherry Beach, a tender and bruising coming-of-age story. This debut novel announces an exciting new Australian voice: McPhee-Browne’s writing is both poetic and economical, finely attuned to the exhilaration and doom of new friendships.
Free, no booking required.
Local author Robyn Annear shares insights from her new book, a wonderfully entertaining short history about all things second-hand.
You are encouraged to wear or share an Op Shop treasure and there'll be book sales and signings following the event.
Bookings essential.
Robyn Annear shares insights from her new book, a wonderfully entertaining short history about all things second-hand.
You are encouraged to wear or share an Op Shop treasure and there'll be book sales and signings following the event.
Bookings essential.
Sand Talk author Tyson Yunkaporta and The Glad Shout novelist Alice Robinson bring the bush to the ‘burbs by sharing their personal 'stories from the water' at this special event produced by non-profit conservation organisation Bush Heritage Australia. 100 percent of ticket sales go towards supporting their work.
Join Collins Croydon for a fun and informative in conversation with Robyn Annear.
An entertaining look at the history of second-hand, delivering insight and curious facts about the popularity of markets and op-shops, and donating/buying/obsessing about pre-loved treasures.
Complimentary afternoon tea. Free event but please book by calling Collins Croydon: 9723 5577.
Join author Michelle Scott Tucker as she discusses her book Elizabeth Macarthur and the incredible woman that inspired it.
Please book via U3A Deepdene.
Join Sand Talk author Tyson Yunkaporta in-conversation with The Old Lie novelist Claire G. Coleman, talking about Indigenous thinking and how it can change the world. Registrations required.
Tyson Yunkaporta will be talking about some of the intractable and complex problems facing the world right now, and how Indigenous systems of governance, social organisation, economies and ways of thinking can provide models and provocations to find our way through the next few decades and beyond as detailed in his book Sand Talk.
