Join First Nations artist and musician Wallabindi for an uplifting evening of music, storytelling and connection.

The National Foundation for Australian Women presents Karen Viggers reflecting on her life and work.

Discover how one of the Library's magnificent medieval treasures was created by hand. Gemma Black guides you through the process in this public lecture sponsored by the Friends of the National Library.

Services Australia delivered a practical and informative session on how to recognise the warning signs of a scam, protect your personal information and respond with confidence if something doesn’t seem right.

The Australian National University, Canberra Astronomical Society and the Library's Lilia Walsh invited you to attend a public observing night at Mount Stromlo Observatory.

The Library's Dr Barbara Lemon joined esteemed oral historians, Dr Shirleene Robinson AM, MC Trey and Dr Barry York for a conversation about lessons on humanity, memory and the art of listening.

Dr Joy McCann presented her recent Fellowship research, focusing on Dr Isobel Bennett’s experiences as a trail-blazing female scientist in the mid-20th century.

Science Week with Future You and the National Library of Australia.

ArtsNational Canberra and Tessa Boase presented a lecture uncovering the intriguing story of women’s love affair with feathers and the brave eco‑feminists who fought to protect the birds.

In this workshop, participants learnt how to record their loved ones’ stories and preserve their voices for the future.

In this workshop, participants learnt how to record their loved ones’ stories and preserve their voices for the future.

We join bestselling Australian author Catherine DeVrye for a special presentation focused on her new book Beyond Timbuktu: Journeys of Hope and Humanity.