Kingston Library will be closed Saturday, 20 April 2024.
Return chute remains open.
All other branches will be open at normal hours.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Saturday 1 – Sunday 9 May 2021
Canberra Tree Week is a celebration of all things trees. It is an opportunity to learn, create, discover, and be inspired by the beauty of Canberra’s trees.
There are a variety of tree themed events happening across Canberra, Braidwood and Queanbeyan. Don't miss our newest Story Walk at the National Arboretum Canberra, book signing by local author Tania McCartney, and the Tree Week themed activities we have in our branches.
Plus, check out the Canberra Tree Week calendar of events for details on the other events happening around the city.
1-9 May | National Arboretum Canberra
Follow our a brand new Story Walk with spectacular views across Canberra. Fall in love with beloved author/illustrator May Gibbs all over again with the beautiful story and illustrations of Mamie by talented local author Tania McCartney.
8 May, 10am-11am | The Curatoreum gift shop, National Arboretum Canberra
Meet the talented and inspiring Tania McCartney. She is a local author/illustrator and creator of the gorgeous story Mamie, which is featured on our newest Story Walk at the National Arboretum. Buy a copy of the book, or bring your own, for Tania to sign.
At home activity
This is an easy, fun, free and fully biodegradable activity the kids will love. It's also great for anyone with a green thumb, is new to gardening or loves to find ways to reuse things. Watch the video for instructions or follow download and the instruction sheet below:
1-9 May | All Libraries ACT branches
Pick up a leaf cut-out from one of our libraries and write us a tree related message. It could be what you love about trees, favourite memories involving trees, a wish or a poem. Then stick it up on our Tree displays to share.
1-9 May | All Libraries ACT branches
Come and share your favourite tree book on the displays at one of our libraries. You might also find a new suggestion for yourself. While your here, why not borrow a book to learn something new about trees and the environment.
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