These school holidays, search the library for hidden Hollowbrook Hauting posters! Find them all for a chance to win a $50 Swan Hill Gift Card!
Drop into the Creation Station in the library’s children’s area these school holidays! Kids can make creations using a variety of materials!
Join the Swan Hill Library for an afternoon of gaming fun! Includes Minecraft, PlayStation VR, and Nintendo Switch. Just drop in and play!
Join Bronte from Swan Hill District Health for a delightful story at the Swan Hill Library before creating your own yummy burrito boats!
Move and Groove sessions at the Swan Hill Regional Library on Wednesdays are aimed at ages 18 months to 3 years but children of all ages are welcome. These highly interactive free sessions are tailored for a toddler’s social, emotional and physical development. Children are encouraged to move as they sing, dance and shake their ... Read more
Join the library for a fun loom bands session these school holidays! Come and create colourful jewellery and fun crafts!
Enjoy FREE Lego at the Library these school holidays! Complete one of the many challenges or enjoy free-play to make a fantastic creation for a chance to win a prize!
Kick off the fun with World Cup-themed Storytime at the Swan Hill Library! An evening packed with stories, creativity, and delicious treats!
Join Trista from Bunnings for DIY Rockets activity! A hands-on adventure where kids will build their very own rockets.
Baby Rhyme Time held on Friday mornings at the Swan Hill Regional Library Baby Rhyme Time is a fun and interactive session for parents and carers with babies under 18 months old. It promotes the development of your baby’s literacy skills through interactive rhymes and songs.
Celebrate NAIDOC Week with the Swan Hill Library! Children are invited to colour, decorate and build their own 3D turtle and platypus!
Storytime on Saturdays at the Swan Hill Library is an engaging session with stories, action rhymes and craft. It supports children to develop their literacy skills in a fun and inclusive environment. Storytime sessions are aimed at primary school aged children, but children of all ages are welcome.