Whittlesea’s libraries are the place to be these school holidays for families looking for free entertainment.
Taj, 8, (pictured with dad Leigh) were among the kids taking part in a STEM workshop at Whittlesea library last Wednesday.
During the session, participants learnt how to build solar panel-powered cars and took part in a rocket experiment.
The fun continues at Yarra Plenty Regional Libraries five Whittlesea branches until the end of the school holidays.
Whittlesea library will host a Taekwondo and self-defence session for kids on Wednesday, January 22, from 10.30-11.30am, while Lisa Foley, co-author of the 18,000 Holes in the Universe series, will be hosting a workshop for budding authors at Thomastown library from 11am-noon on the same day.
Also on January 22, the NGV Kids on Tour program will make a stop at Mill Park library, giving kids a chance to show off their creative skills from 2-4pm.
On Thursday, January 23, kids can learn how to make solar-powered robots, helicopters, planes, windmills, air boats and three-wheeler bikes at Thomastown library from 2-3pm.
