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Find the best education events and make the most of your time in Mandurah. From education to gaming and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Concerned about getting caught up in scams and frauds? Want to learn how to bank online safely? Come Learn how at Mandurah Libraries. Join us for a special Tech Tea Session at Mandurah Libraries! Concerned about getting caught up in scams and frauds? Want to learn how to bank online safely? Come join us at Mandurah libraries and learn how to stay safe online! This special Tech tea presentation will be presented by CommBank facilitators delivering their Staying Safe Online seminar. What could you learn? · How to identify scams and suspicious links. · How to protect yourself from scams and fraud. · To create strong passwords and how to keep them secure. · How to securely access online banking. · How to stay safe digitally while travelling. Places are limited, book your place now!
Join us for a fascinating talk with Dave Warner discussing his new novel Sound Mind, Dead Body
The session today is designed to provide non-clinical staff such as concierge, porters, security, gardeners, and support staff, with awareness of dementia and provide tips and strategies for communicating with patients living with dementia and their family and friends.
Free gardening workshop on how to grow fresh, delicious vegetables in pots on your balcony, patio or small space.
Concerned about getting caught up in scams and frauds? Want to learn how to bank online safely? Come Learn how at Mandurah Libraries.
Concerned about getting caught up in scams and frauds? Want to learn how to bank online safely? Come Learn how at Mandurah Libraries.
Join this Q&A-style composting workshop with HarvestMe to tackle common composting mistakes, troubleshoot problems, and learn simple tweaks that make a big difference. Bring your questions, share your challenges, and leave feeling confident about your compost again!
Practice building your own business website in Wix. Have you been to a workshop about How to Build your own Business Website in Wix? Then this is an ideal workshop for you. Work on your Wix website in this small group, coached by Jerry Hoekman. Ask any question you still have, ask for help with difficult tasks, or ask advice on how to best do a design, set up an app, etc.
Free community workshop supporting adults and young people with practical mental health knowledge and tools. Boost Your Wellbeing is a 1-hour workshop that will discuss ways to boost wellbeing & resilience by exploring daily protective factors/strategies we can use to support our mental health. The session includes activities centred around gratitude, social connection, and mindfulness techniques, as well as ways we can work through emotions. We will also discuss available support services to assist you or a loved one.
Join us at Mandurah Library to hear Amanda Hampson talk about the latest book in her Tea Ladies series, The Model Murder. The event includes a light lunch, an in-conversation session, and a book signing. Sydney, 1968. In a shadowy city lane, a young man is shot dead. His glamorous fiancée, a rising fashion model, disappears without a trace. The police think they’ve found their culprit. But Hazel, Betty, Irene, and Merl know better.
Ceramic Magnet Painting is a series of workshops for children aged 5 to 15 years, led by local artists Sarah Petrich and Candice Sawyer. These workshops provide a fun and engaging way to develop important skills, encouraging creativity and self-expression. Participants will create personalized ceramic magnets, which can be taken home to display or gifted to someone special. The workshops are held at the City of Mandurah - Lakelands Library and Community Centre.
A workshop with Uncle George Walley & Mathew Bennell exploring culture in education and services. Education providers and community services are invited to participate in a two-hour cultural workshop led by respected Bindjareb Elder Uncle George Walley and Ranger Mathew Bennell, a young performer and proud Winjan success story. The workshop offers an introductory yarn on embedding Aboriginal culture into education and service delivery. Participants will explore practical ways to strengthen cultural understanding, build respectful relationships, and support inclusive environments for Aboriginal children, families and community.