The shape of the creative arts today
The creative arts sector has never been more diverse than it is today – and never more central to Australia’s economic and social vitality. Julian Meyrick, […]
Events
Library Search Smart features eBooks@Flinders 1pm next Tuesday March 26
The Central Library will be running a one-off 30 minute session on eBooks! Come along and we’ll show you how to find, print, save & download […]
Library Search Smart FLO help sessions every weekday at 1pm
Are you having problems using FLO? Need some help? The friendly FLO staff are running interactive sessions every day in the Central Library to show you […]
More Library events coming soon ...
In 2013, you will hear why Don Dunstan was one of the first political media stars in Australia, discuss the place of the creative arts in […]
Wednesday concert
Local three-piece group Vincent’s Chair will feature their atmospheric jazz, pop and folk-influenced songs in Wednesday’s lunchtime concert in the Noel Stockdale Room of the Central Library at 1.05pm. Admission is by gold coin donation and all are welcome.
Coady Green will perform at this week’s Lunchtime Concert
London-based concert pianist Coady Green will perform at this week’s Lunchtime Concert in the Noel Stockdale Room on Wednesday, 1 August at 1.05pm. All are welcome; entry is by gold coin donation.
Fridays at the Library: Building Resilient Communities
Hear disaster resilience expert Professor Paul Arbon on how we can improve our chances of survival and recovery after major disasters strike. Noel Stockdale Room, Central Library, Flinders University. 3.30pm, Friday 22 June 2012. All welcome, free admission, light refreshments served.
35degrees South: exploring South Australia's relation with the sea
Special viewing of the exhibition "35° South: exploring South Australia's relation with the sea" in the Noel Stockdale Room today (Friday 25 May) with curator Nikki May in attendance till 5pm.
Book sale in the Central Library
Hundreds of superseded textbooks will be available for purchase, with a particular focus on English literature and history.