Showing posts with label youth event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youth event. Show all posts

Friday, 10 April 2015

JOIN THE YOUNG ADULT BOOK CLUB

The young Adult Book Club will commence for term 2 on Tuesday the 12th May. 
If you wish to join the book club you should drop into the library ASAP to pick up your FREE copy of EREN by Simon P. Clark.

You get to keep all the books you read for the YA Book Club but places are limited so book your spot now!


EREN by SIMON P. CLARK
People are keeping secrets from Oli - about where his father is, and why he hasn't come to join them at his uncle's house in the country.
But Oli has secrets too.
He knows what lives in the attic. Eren - part monster, part dream, part myth. Eren who always seems so interested, who always wants to hear more about Oli's life. Eren, who needs to hear stories to live, and will take them from Oli, no matter the cost.

Learn more at http://www.erentales.com 

YOUTH WEEK IS NEXT WEEK!!

Love to write? 
Turn to writing when times are tough?
Join the northern beaches writers group for a free young writers workshop at Manly Library these school holidays. 
All submissions from the day will be published in a collective magazine.

Thursday, 23 January 2014

READER'S ADVICE

We would love your suggestions!

If you have suggestions for material that you would like to to be available from Manly Library then just let us know. This means books, manga, graphic novels, magazines, DVDs, CDs, games, zines or just about anything!
Or,
Ideas for events and workshops that you think would benefit the young adults of the community or that you would like to see happening at Manly Libtrary, once again let us know. The best way for us to know what Teens in Manly want is for you to tell us!!

Tuesday, 21 January 2014

THE YOUNG ADULT BOOK CLUB IS STARTING IN MARCH.


Join the Young Adult Book Club at Manly Library! The firt meeting will be held at 4pm on Tuesday the 11th march in the youth area of Manly Library

The book club is free and open to all High School students on the Northern Beaches. Come down and meet new people while reading and talking about books with others your own age.

*** PLUS YOU GET TO KEEP ALL THE BOOKS YOU READ FOR THE YOUNG ADULT BOOK CLUB!!! ***


The Book Club will meet on the second Tuesday of each month (during school terms only) 4-5pm in the Youth Area of Manly library.

The first book on the list is John Green’s 'The Fault in Our Stars'.

 

TIME Magazine’s #1 Fiction Book of 2012
“The Fault in Our Stars is a love story, one of the most genuine and moving ones in recent American fiction, but it’s also an existential tragedy of tremendous intelligence and courage and sadness.” Lev Grossman, TIME Magazine.

Pop into Manly Library, register for the Book Club and collect a copy of 'The Fault in Our Stars' in preparation for the first meeting Tuesday 11th March at 4pm.

 Call the Library on 9976 1747 or contact Manly Library’s Youth Officer david.murray@manly.nsw.gov.au for further information.

Monday, 20 May 2013

START READING NOW FOR FREEZE 2013!!!!

FREEZE WINTER READING COMP

The Feeze Winter Reading Competition is on again this year.
Read, Rate and Review books during winter to enter the draw to win some awesome prizes including ipods, books and DVDs.

Download and print entry forms HERE or pick them up from your nearest Shorelink library.

Tuesday, 19 February 2013

YOUNG ADULT BOOK CLUB

Are you a high school student on the Northern Beaches?
Do you LOVE TO READ and meet people your own age?
Want to read and talk about popular books with other teens?

-If you answered yes to these questions then you should join the Manly Library Young Adult Book Club today!

Monthly Meetings are starting in 2013.
To sign up send your name, age and email to: Young Adult Book Club

Monday, 5 November 2012

Summer Chess Tournamet

The Summer Chess Tournament returns to Manly Library in 2013 on the 23rd January.
Bookings are essentail for this all day event and places are stictly limited so get in early to avoid dissapointment.

Watch this space for full event details comming soon or call 9976 1731 for more information.

Thursday, 27 September 2012

HSC LOCK-INS THIS OCTOBER

Thursdays the 11th, 18th and 25th in October are the dates for the 2012 HSC lock-ins at Manly Library.

The library will be open only to HSC students studying for their exams from 5-8pm.
Librarians will be on hand to help locate resources, free regular and wireless internet will be available and there will be a free stress busting the HSC session with Healthy Steps Naturopathy at 5:30-5:45 on each night.
Free food and drinks will be provided.

FREE BANDS OUTSIDE THE LIBRARY THIS SATURDAY

LOCAL BANDS AND ARTISTS CELEBRATE THE MANLY JAZZ FESTIVAL OUTSIDE MANLY LIBRARY THIS SATURDAY 29th SEPT @ 11am.
COME JOIN IN THE JAM
FREE FOR ALL AGES
CHALK PROVIDED




Stencil workshop with Chris Tamm aka KONSUMTERRA


















Some of the stencil works made by local youth at the Manly Library stencil workshop 22/9/2012

Tuesday, 28 August 2012

Kelly Doust - Author Talk

Author of Minxy Vintage will present a 'show and tell' talk on how to customise and wear vintage clothing.
Bring along an item of vintage clothing that you would like Kelly's advise on re-vamping

Check out Kelly's work at: thecraftyminx.com.au

FREE
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL CALL 9976 1747

Monday, 20 August 2012

WIN A NUTCASE HELMET!!!!

OPEN FOR ALL AGES

HEAPS OF RUNNER-UP PRIZES OF REX BIKE BELLS TO BE WON

GRAB AN ENTRY FORM FROM THE LIBRARY TODAY



Competion closes 16th September 2012.
Selected entires may be displayed in the library for 1 week.
Winners will be notified by phone from September the 23rd.
Helmet design subject to availablity.
Judges decision is final.
Entries must be recieved by Manly Library on a completed and official entry form.
Enties must be recieved by 5pm 16th September 2012.
For further information call Manly Library's Youth Officer: 9976 1731

Tuesday, 7 August 2012

SCINEMA FILMS SCREENING HERE NEXT WEEK

SCINEMA SCIENCE FILMS

SCINEMA SCIENCE FILMS will be screened in the Manly Library Meeteing Room.
3 Films addressing issues of climate change in Australia.
SCREENING TIMES:
TUESDAY 14th August, 2-4pm
WEDNESDAY 15th August, 2-4pm
FRIDAY 17th August, 12-2pm


(all 3 movies will be shown at each screening)


The Hungry Tide Australia D:Tom Zyricki 53min
The Pacific nation of Kiribati is on the front line of climate change. Sea level rise is threatening the lives of 105,000 people in this vulnerable and forgotten corner of the Pacific. Maria Tiimon, a Kiribati woman living in Sydney, has been given the task of alerting the world to her sinking homeland. The film follows Maria from a small Sydney high school to the world stage. Shy at first, we watch her grow in confidence as she takes her country's message to the 2009 Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, and a year later to Cancun. Copenhagen ends in failure, and evidence emerges of Australia's' complicity in silencing Pacific nations. Back in Sydney Maria receives troubling news. Via the crackly CB radio link to her home island she finds out that her beloved father is very ill. She must return home immediately. Meanwhile in Kiribati storm tides are sweeping into villages and fragile sea walls are crumbling. The urbane President Anote Tong, acutely aware of these problems, says his government lacks the resources to fix them. The eventual relocation of his people is inevitable, he believes: "we have to assume the worst".          


The Inertia Trap Australia D: Katherine Kelly 0:45:00
Internationally renowned climate scientists give a clear and easy to understand explanation of the changes happening in the world’s oceans. The scientists contributing to the film are Professor James Hansen, Professor David Karoly, Professor Will Steffen, Dr John Church, Dr Susan Wijffels, Dr Steve Rintoul, Dr Bronte Tilbrook, Dr Tessa Vance, Dr Andrew Lenton and Dr Alistair Hobday. They talk about the ocean warming at its surface and in its depths, changes in salinity and the knock-on effects that those salinity changes may have on the global overturning circulation. Northern Europe, the UK and Eastern Canada could become colder rather than warmer if the overturning circulation were to slow, even while temperatures elsewhere continue to rise.Changes to ocean acidity affecting corals and marine creatures with shells or skeletons, melting of glaciers, sea ice and the ice sheets are all discussed and the likely impacts of these changes explained. The serious threats from feed back effects are also discussed. The urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is clear.       


The Great Sothern Ocean Australia D: Craig Macauley 0:15:00
CSIRO scientist Dr Steve Rintoul talks about his work documenting the changes occuring to the Great Southern Ocean  
 
    

Monday, 16 July 2012

MANLY LIBRARY ZINE FAIR 2012


Come down to Manly Library on Saturday the 15th september from 11am - 2pm for our 3rd Annual Zine Fair.
This year's fair will be the biggest and best yet, offering a large and exciting range of handcrafted zines, comics and artist books to browse or buy.

Call 99761731 for more info.

LEARN TO CUSTOMISE AND WEAR VINTAGE CLOTHING WITH KELLY DOUST AUTHOR OF MINXY VINTAGE

Join Kelly Doust as she talks about and shows exapmles of how to customise vintage clothing.
Bring along an item of clothing that you would like Kelly's advice on revamping.
WEDNESDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER - 6:30pm FREE - Bookings Essential
Call 9976 1747 for bookings and information