A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0 - 5 and their grown-ups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Program runs during school terms only.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers). Cost: Free

A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0 - 5 and their grown-ups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Program runs during school terms only.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers). Cost: Free

Fire season is fast approaching this year and with expected high heats on the way it is more important, now more than ever, to have your property prepared.

Join us at Mount Pleasant Library for this information session with the CFS on fire safety for rural property.

Ages: All ages welcome

Cost: Free of charge

A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0 - 5 and their grown-ups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Program runs during school terms only.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers). Cost: Free

A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0 - 5 and their grown-ups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Program runs during school terms only.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers). Cost: Free

A weekly program involving songs, stories, movement and play for children aged 0 - 5 and their grown-ups.

Come along and connect with other families while the kids learn and have fun.

Program runs during school terms only.

Bookings essential. Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers). Cost: Free

Join Paul Rutter, character designer and author/illustrator of Surf Rider Joe, as he teaches us how to draw Australian marsupials native to the Barossa area.

Learn about drawing forms, styles and techniques and how to use elements of drawing such as line, shape and texture.

Receive a free workshop activity book at the end of the session to help you practise your new skills.

Ages: 5+

Paul O’Connor from The Legal Services Commission is presenting an informative session on Coercive Control and Legal Recognition of this insidious form of Domestic Violence

9.30am Wed 6th Sept, in Library

Healthy Relationships: A legal perspective

We will start by first asking what people consider a healthy relationship is.

We will then quickly talk about how the law has not always been an ally in ensuring relationships are healthy (ie laws in relation to women re employment, pay, rape in marriage and the assumptions that these laws were based on/ the assumptions that these laws perpetuated).

The evolving approach to abuse in relationships.

Moving from a focus on violence and identifying isolated incidents of violence to a wider concept of abuse and abuse as a pattern of behaviour that works to erode the autonomy and agency of an individual.

Explain the concept of coercive control and explain why as a concept its important for us to understand:

• The SA govt has indicated a commitment to criminalise ‘coercive control’ (no timetable as yet)

• Having a term for these behaviours, helps to identify them as wrong.

• A community’s understanding of these issues is important in determining the willingness of victim/survivors to ask for help or for us to ask the right questions.

Then legal and non legal supports available to individuals who may be victims/survivors and the supports available to somebody who may be exhibiting these behaviours.

In relation to legal supports the focus will be on intervention orders and the process of obtaining one and services that can assist.

If anyone is interested in joining this session please TEXT Lee 0455 445 524 with RSVP

Rattle and Rhyme is a fun 30 minute session of songs, actions and a board book story suitable for babies and young toddlers and their grown-ups. Grown-ups will learn about the benefits of singing, talking, reading and playing with their babies, and meet other local families in a relaxed library environment.

Bookings are essential.

Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers).

If you or your child have cold/flu symptoms or are otherwise unwell please do not attend until your symptoms have gone. You can reschedule/cancel online or call us (8563 8440).

Rattle and Rhyme is a fun 30 minute session of songs, actions and a board book story suitable for babies and young toddlers and their grown-ups. Grown-ups will learn about the benefits of singing, talking, reading and playing with their babies, and meet other local families in a relaxed library environment.

Bookings are essential.

Please book one ticket per child (tickets not required for parents / caregivers).

If you or your child have cold/flu symptoms or are otherwise unwell please do not attend until your symptoms have gone. You can reschedule/cancel online or call us (8563 8440).

Tricia Stringer is a bestselling and multiple award-winning author of a number of fiction titles. Having grown up in country South Australia , Tricia spent most of her life in rural communities and shares a passion for the country and its people through her stories.

Join us at this exciting in-conversation event amongst the beautiful settings of Peter Lehmann Wines where Tricia with promote her latest release Birds of a Feather. A story of when three woman are thrown together by unusual circumstances, ruffled feelings are just the beginning. Birds of a Feather is a wise, sharply observed celebration of the life-changing power of female friendships.

6.00pm for a 6.30pm commencement, Thursday 21 October

Peter Lehmann Wines, Para Rd, Tanunda

$5 per person.