What's On in Goulburn

Redbelly Crossing Includes drinks, nibbles, book sales and author signing. Candice Fox is the author of eleven crime novels and the winner of three prestigious Ned Kelly Awards. She has also co-written seven New York Times bestsellers with James Patterson, the world’s bestselling thriller writer. Crimson Lake Redemption Point Troppo A meticulous researcher, Candice has interviewed a serial killer on Death Row, been to prison three times (for work purposes) and while on honeymoon in the US took a road trip to famous crime scenes looking for clues. She has also dined with a former President of the United States, filmed a cameo role in her latest screen adaptation and, as a volunteer for WIRES, has rescued countless wild animals.

Are you up for the LEGO building challenge? Each week during Term 2, LEGO Club participants will be given a challenge to complete within the one-hour class. Challenges may be individual or collaborative projects. For ages 6-12. Parents are not required to stay.

In the frozen isolation of Antarctica, a group of American researchers is shaken when a helicopter fires on a sled dog near their base. Taking the dog in proves disastrous as it attacks both humans and animals, revealing its terrifying ability to perfectly mimic its victims. Helicopter pilot R.J. MacReady (Kurt Russell) and the camp doctor (Richard Dysart) must lead the team in a desperate, bloody struggle to survive before the creature picks them off one by one. Presented by Southern Tablelands Arts as part of STA Screen 2026.

Join us for in-person training session for allied health professionals on improving client safety through clinical mattress selection.

For ages 7-11 years. Adults are required to stay. TICKETS WILL OPEN FOR BOOKING AT 9AM ON 7 MARCH.

We're celebrating Youth Week 2026 by bringing special guests Metaphysica Virtual Reality to Goulburn this school holidays! For ages 12-18. TICKETS WILL OPEN FOR BOOKING AT 9AM ON 7 MARCH. Powered by Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Introduce your homeschool students to the local library and foster their enjoyment of books and reading! Homeschool groups will be welcomed to the Children’s Room at the Library, listen to some stories being read and participate in a fun activity related to the topic. Students will learn about what the library has to offer as well as practicing some helpful research skills.

As we approach ANZAC Day, our thoughts turn to the war efforts of our local community. Join the Library’s Local Studies team as they delve into the archives and share stories from the home front during Australia’s conflicts. Follow the admirers of “Dear Annie” - a mysterious woman who received multiple postcards from soldiers on the front line, hear about incredible founding women and local fundraising efforts, and more...