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Membership not required
Cost $30 Non-Members, $25 Members, $20 Concession
Date: Sunday 21-Jun-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 2:00pm for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
In the ancient practice of sound healing, the sound frequencies slow down brain waves to a deeply restorative state, and this activates the body's system of self-healing. Enter a meditative sound bath of crystal singing bowls and gongs, with operatically trained sound healer Sian Brown. Enjoy from a chair or on a yoga mat. Come as you are, bring a blanket, a yoga mat and a bottle of water. Enrol in one or both (fee is per session)
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Thursday 25-Jun-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Open
Many of our lives have been touched by adoption. Following research undertaken in the 1980s we know a lot more about the effects on everyone concerned. Antonia has been a foster parent and an adoptive parent of two girls in the UK. She will look at the current context in Australia and how it has evolved - speaking not as an expert, but from her own experience and research over the years.
Membership not required
Cost $31 Non-Members, $26 Members, $26 Concession
Date: Sunday 28-Jun-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 4:45pm for Single session
Status: Open
Step into the brilliant and complex mind of Alan Turing in Breaking the Code by Hugh Whitemore. This compelling production explores the life of the man who cracked the Enigma machine and laid the foundations of modern computing, while also confronting the persecution he faced for being true to himself. A story of intellect, identity and integrity - and a moving tribute to one of the 20th century’s most extraordinary figures.
Meet at the venue: Melville Theatre, near City of Melville Main Hall, entry from Davy Street, Booragoon
Book by 5 June
Membership not required
Cost $35 Non-Members, $30 Members, $25 Concession
Date: Monday 4-May-2026
Duration: 10 weeks
Time: 11:15am for 10 weeks
Venue: Glyde-In Front room
Status: Full
Date: Monday 22-Jun-2026
Duration: 10 weeks
Time: 11:00am for 10 weeks
Venue: Glyde-In Computer room
Status: Full
Date: Monday 22-Jun-2026
Duration: 10 weeks
Time: 12:00pm for 10 weeks
Venue: Glyde-In Computer room
Status: Full
A one-on-one 30 minute session to deal with a particular issue or for individualised support in making the most of your device. When enrolling please let us know what device you are using and an idea of what you need help with. Different times available depending on tutor availability. Phone or book in person at the office. When enrolling, please let us know what device you are using and an idea of what you need help with.
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $15 Members, $12 Concession
Date: Thursday 25-Jun-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 9:45am for Single session
Status: Full
Meet there, walking tour. Embrace the unpredictable and unique in the much-loved suburb of South Fremantle, the West’s answer to Brighton. Famous for its early colonial history, quaint heritage-listed workers’ cottages and the best alfresco coffee going. We’ll walk South Terrace for the buzz and wander into the quieter nearby streets for glimpses of former factories & heritage buildings converted into residences. The area showcases vibrant street art with urban sculptures, epic bakeries, colourful galleries and quirky, eclectic shops. All up it will be around 3 km of walking. We’ll grab a coffee at 3 Little Pigs to start, and finish at Sealanes Cafe for a delicious Spanish Mackerel lunch (both at own expense).
Meet at Florence Park, cnr King William Street & Marine Terrace, at 9.45am for a 10am start. Parking is available along Marine Terrace or catch a bus from Fremantle Station.
Book by 11 June
Membership not required
Cost $18 Non-Members, $14 Members, $11 Concession
Date: Thursday 2-Jul-2026
Duration: Single session
Time: 10:00am for Single session
Venue: Glyde-In Garden Room
Status: Full
Avian intelligence, particularly in corvids (crows, ravens, jays) and parrots has recently been recognized as rivalling that of primates, defying the ‘birdbrain’ stereotype. Birds exhibit advanced cognitive abilities, including complex tool use, casual reasoning, self-awareness and social cognition. Join Birdlife Australia volunteers to discuss the different types of avian intelligence and how they can achieve these advanced cognitive skills despite having smaller brains than primates.