The Kim barne thaliyu / Geelong Heritage Centre Collection Advisory Committee meet four times a year to provide collection-related advice. The committee is comprised of Councillors, representatives from the City of Greater Geelong, Public Record Office Victoria, Geelong Historical Society, National Council of Women (Geelong branch) and up to three community representatives. Community representatives are appointed for two years and are expected to attend a minimum of 3 meetings per year. Duties include reviewing a brief report prior to meetings and participating in 1-hour meetings. Meetings are held at libraries around Geelong, in person but always with the abiluty to attend online. Meeting schedule for 2024: • Thursday 7 March (10-11am) • Thursday 6 June (10-11am) • Thursday 5 September (10-11am) • Thursday 5 December (10-11am) To submit an expression of interest or for further information please contact Dr. Lucy Davies (she/her) Manager, Heritage Services Expressions of interest (up to 1 page) should be sent to the above email and outline: 1. Why you would like to join the Collection Advisory Committee. 2. What unique perspective you would bring to the Committee (including any relevant expertise or experience). 3. Whether you can commit to the requirements of the position. Expressions of Interest due by Sunday 4 February 2024. We particularly encourage expressions of interest from First Nations, LGBTQIA+ and culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
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Due to repairs to storm damage, Torquay Library is temporarily closed today Thursday 28 November
All of our libraries, mobile libraries and Kim barne thaliyu/Geelong Heritage Centre will be closed from Wednesday 25 December -Wednesday 1 January inclusive.
Apply to display your art in our spacious glass cabinets for free at Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library.
Donate fresh produce this summer to those experiencing food insecurity this December.
We invite First Nations people to participate in an oral history project, recording and preserving stories within the Kim barne thaliyu Geelong Heritage Centre archive. Interviews start in December.
The Library of Things provides members with a range of tech, practical and recreational non-book items available to borrow from your local library – for free!