Come along on the last Sunday of each month for a paw-sitive reading experience with the Story Dogs program.

Does listening count as reading? Should narrators perform? Can audiobooks do more than imitate printed ones? This event explored the evolution of the audiobook from analog to AI.

Artist Sharon Peoples, and the Friends of the National Library, presented a concertina book workshop for adults.

The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia hosted the launch of Landslide, published by ANU Press and edited by Marian Sawer, Jill Sheppard, and John Warhurst. Veteran journalist Nick Bryant and Professor Jill Sheppard had a conversation that could not be missed.

This was an opportunity to learn more about the Community Heritage Grants program and ask specific questions about your proposal.

In this event, we joined our Education team for an exploration of creative journaling!

This was an opportunity to learn all about the Library's treasures through a special tour held as part of the Canberra & Region Heritage Festival.

In the 1920s and 1930s Australia entrusted its security to Britain's Royal Navy.  In 1941 that proved to be a big mistake. Are we making the same mistake now with America and AUKUS? John Seymour discusses his new book.

This special concert performance saluted our 70th anniversary as custodian of Australia's folksong heritage and oral history.

Dr Marie-Louise Ayres FAHA, Director-General of the National Library of Australia, delivered her reflections on more than 30 years in the library sector.

Canberra Cyber Hub and 2026 Australian of the Year, Katherine Bennell-Pegg presented a special In Conversation event about the modern space industry, and Australia's growing role within it.

Dr Kate Flaherty and Bell Shakespeare presented a special lecture about Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, diving into the play and its history, unpacking what it tells us about our past, present and future.