Amanda Young - local artist exhibition to be held at Lithgow Library from Monday 3rd March till 31st March 2025 "Forests around Lithgow". In this series of paintings Amanda has […]
Mary McKillop today - they provide free confidential Financial services to support people facing financial challenges. They work with people to help them get on top of debt and take […]
The Lithgow Library is excited to announce an exciting new program suited for children 5-12 years who have a creative mind and love exploring and experimenting! Calling all S.T.E.A.M punks! […]
Join us at Lithgow Library to celebrate the launch of the Connecting Seniors program, A light lunch will be provided and we will be sharing information about how you can […]
Join Walanbang and the Wallerawang library on Saturday mornings for a warm, welcoming women’s circle where creativity flows and conversations thrive. This cozy (or cool as needed!) community space invites […]
Do you enjoy reading and love to share your experiences? Then the Lithgow Library's Booklovers Book Club is for you! Come along to the library on Monday evenings from 6.30pm […]
As a part of Advance Care Planning Week, Lithgow Library will be hosting an information session to discuss the importance of Advance Care Planning, what is involved and how you […]
The Lithgow Library is excited to announce an exciting new program suited for children 5-12 years who have a creative mind and love exploring and experimenting! Calling all S.T.E.A.M punks! […]
Join Walanbang and the Wallerawang library on Saturday mornings for a warm, welcoming women’s circle where creativity flows and conversations thrive. This cozy (or cool as needed!) community space invites […]
Do you enjoy reading and love to share your experiences? Then the Lithgow Library's Booklovers Book Club is for you! Come along to the library on Monday evenings from 6.30pm […]
Do you have an interest in art? Then why not pop down to Lithgow Library and join our new art group. Marcus Lowrey will be facilitating free drawing, painting and […]
Irishman Douglas Cornwall transitioned into an Ocker Aussie better that most. He maintained the Irish humour while collecting Aussie yarns and decided he was going to share 100 of them. […]
