The Bizarre Library Extravaganza!

This event, image, description and all other materials are the amazing work of the creative year 5 & 6 students at Booragoon Primary School.

Aren’t you bored on the weekend with nothing to do? Well, you’re in the best of luck! The bizarre library extravaganza at AH Bracks Library and Creative Space has just been launched! On Saturday the 22nd of November, come have a blast with us doing many fun activities starting at 10:00am and running until 1:00pm.

Use your creativity and imagination to make an epic Lego build of your choice, groove your moves and dance to amazing DJ music, and use your decorating skills to make and create delicious desserts. All activities involve intelligence, creative skills, and most importantly, fun! The Lego battle of the bricks is a competition, great for people who have a passion for building. Dessert designers is a fun way of enhancing and showing off your imagination. The DJ and dance encourages you to move your body.

Can you take on the challenging but fun inflatable rock wall, the great library hunt and the amazing, the epic, the fantastic Game Zone? Try your very hardest in climbing out of your comfort zone, use your intelligence to make it through the library hunt, and play your favorite games in the game zone.

Come look, no book, you might even cook! Do you want to have the most fun time of your life? Than come join us at the AH Bracks Library and Creative Space, with fun and amazing activities to get involved in.

Drop in anytime between 10.00am and 1.00pm. Register for an event reminder.

About the Project
The City of Melville Library teamed up with Booragoon Primary’s Year 5 and 6 classes to create an extraordinary library event that truly reflected how they wanted their library to be.

In an exciting collaboration with the City of Melville Library team and celebrated author Cristy Burne, students designed an event completely by kids, for kids.

The kids managed every part of the project, including creating the ideas, planning the event, and marketing it to their peers.

During two dynamic half-day workshops for each year group, students:

• Exploring creative ideas and tackling fun challenges

• Building confidence, collaboration and communication skills

• Learning how to bring their imaginations to life in a real-world setting

This project is all about empowering young voices and showing students that the library is their space, a place where their ideas, interests, and creativity are welcomed and celebrated.

Please be advised that children under the age of 13 years are to be accompanied by an adult at this activity.

If you are unwell or cannot attend, please contact the library as soon as you are able to allow someone else to take your place.