Kids and teens in Brimbank can enjoy a range of free activities hosted by Brimbank libraries these September school holidays.
Primary-aged kids can become secret agents in ‘spy kids’ events at Sunshine library and Keilor library, where they can crack codes and solve puzzles as a team.
Kids can also dive into the case of Captain Hook’s missing hand during the ‘unsolved mysteries’ events at Keilor library and Sydenham library, and afterwards, play a real-life game of ‘among us.’
Young creators can get hands-on in ‘mission robot’ activities taking place at Sydenham, St Albans, Sunshine and Keilor libraries.
During these events, participants will build and code in a fun robotics workshop.
And for the little ones, ‘little beats: rhythm and recycle!’ invites babies and toddlers aged zero to three, and their carers, to Deer Park library to explore rhythm, sound, and sustainability through music and play.
For lovers of games, mythical realms and adventure, Deer Park library will host a dungeons and dragons one shot adventure with monsters, magic, and epic quests.
Brimbank libraries said the fantasy-filled event is perfect for first-timers as well as experienced players.
Brimbank libraries encouraged locals to cancel their bookings if they can no longer attend school holidays events as there are often waitlists for events.
Bookings for events are now open.
More info: brimbanklibraries.vic.gov.au
