The school holidays are creeping up. Before anyone says “I’m bored”, we’ve got three words for you: Greville Street Library.
The Prahran favourite is putting on a free Spring School Holiday Program for kids aged 5–12, with zine-making, science crafts and a prehistoric storytime all happening across September.
Three activities. Zero dollars. Very handy information for anyone staring down two weeks of entertaining small humans.
Make Your Own Zine
First up, kids can get cutting, sticking, drawing and creating at Making Zines with Andrea Rowe.
A little DIY publishing session feels particularly at home on Greville Street, if you ask us.
Tuesday 22 September
1–2:30pm
Making Zines with Andrea Rowe
Science, But Make It Crafty
Got a kid who likes making things, experimenting with things, or generally asking “but why?” approximately 47 times a day?
The Science Craft Drop-In is probably the one.
It’s a free drop-in session, so add it to the school holiday rotation and let someone else handle the activities for an hour.
Wednesday 23 September
11am–12pm
Science Craft Drop-In
Then Come The Pterosaurs
The final session takes things back. Way back.
Author and illustrator Andrew Plant is heading to Greville Street Library for a storytime featuring Pterosaurs of the Desert Ocean.
Dinosaurs-adjacent prehistoric creatures at the library? That Monday afternoon just planned itself.
Monday 28 September
2–3pm
Pterosaurs of the Desert Ocean Storytime with Andrew Plant
Put Greville Street on the school holiday list
All three workshops and author visits are free and happening at Greville Street Library during the spring school holidays.
Our suggestion? Book the activity, grab something good to eat nearby afterwards and call that one school holiday day very successfully handled.
Where: 180 Greville St, Prahran VIC 3181
Who: Kids aged 5–12
Cost: Free
When: 22, 23 & 28 September



