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My Story: An evening with Mike Bowers

Join us for dinner at Bookplate with renowned photojournalist, and guest curator of our Fit to Print exhibition, Mike Bowers.

Lunchtime yarn: ICIP across the National Cultural sector

Join staff from across Canberra’s National Cultural Institutions as they share their experiences working with Indigenous Cultural Intellectual Property (ICIP) rights.

RISE RALLY REST with Scott-Patrick Mitchell

Join poet Scott-Patrick Mitchell, to discuss their recent Fellowship focused on laying research groundwork for a new poetry collection titled RISE RALLY REST.

Asia Study Grant recipients

Meet the recipients of our Asia Study Grants.

National Folk Fellows

Be inspired by the artists and writers who have been awarded National Folk Fellowships.

Asia Study Grants

Provided researchers and PhD students opportunities to research the Library's Asian language and Asia-related collections.

National Folk Fellowship

Offered opportunities for folk practitioners to discover and explore original collected material at the Library for use in their own artistic work.

What’s On in May 2025 at the National Library

Build your knowledge and immerse yourself with new ideas at the National Library in May.

The National Library visits the 2024 Sikh Games

Hear about the Australian Sikh Games, and how Library staff gained new collection items, connections and knowledge.

Story Dogs on Sunday - July 2025

Join us for a paw-sitive reading experience with the  Story Dogs program.

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