Mosman Municipal Council

Come celebrate life, learning and your library! All welcome.

We are celebrating the launch by exploring some of our favourite children’s stories. For school children aged 5+

A practical introduction to the digital literacies needed to navigate the world online.

Call into the library to pick up a great deal. Books, CDs and DVDs.

There is craft, games and anime screenings, so bring your otaku friends and hang out! Ages 12-18.

A frank, informal talk around online communities for groups who want to organise and collaborate better.

Race around Mosman with the Rider to search for clues, find scavenger items, complete activities and answer quiz questions.

The story behind the hacking scandal that rocked the world and shook the Murdoch empire.

A child restraint check only takes fifteen minutes, but can save a child’s life in a crash.

Make your own book cover that will fit on any book you read! For school children aged 5+

A 50 or 100km trek from Palm Beach to Coogee, along the exquisite Sydney coastline, raising funds for The Fred Hollows Foundation.

Be a good sport and join the team to Clean Up Australia!

Televisions, computers, DVD players and other e-waste will be picked up by Council.

Join Heather Rossiter for the story of these lesser known but equally audacious Antarctic explorers.

Explore autumn with the help of May Gibbs’ Gumnut Babies. For school children aged 5+

The Sirius Cup is the premier and largest NSW scout sailing regatta held annually.

Make your home safer! Dispose of unwanted chemicals at our drop off site.

Come and watch some Aussie greats bat it out against each other.

Celebrate some Irish fun and games with the Thursday Kids. For school children aged 5+

Featuring ‘Les nuits d‘été’ by Berlioz & songs by Duparc and Chausson. Bookings 0431 892 508.

Key historical paintings and works on paper from the Mosman Art Collection.

Classical contemporary artsongs in cabaret. Bookings 0431 892 508.

This installation from Western Australian artist Simon Gilby, comprises ten life-sized sculptures, each based around the human form.

Ken Done explores these historical events and their impact on Australian society and our nations’ joint histories.