Explore the latest in AI, spot scams, and get tech help at Hurstville Library's Chinese Tech Chat Club.
Friday 20 February 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
Corner Dora Street and, Queens Rd, Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia
Free
Step into the world of technology with the Chinese Tech Chat Club at Hurstville Library. Whether you're curious about artificial intelligence, want to learn how to identify phishing websites and romance scams, or need help with your phone or computer, this club welcomes all skill levels.
Each session offers a friendly environment where you can learn new tech trends, solve problems with expert guidance, and connect with fellow Chinese tech enthusiasts. It’s a perfect opportunity to enjoy the convenience and excitement that new technology brings.
Bring your questions and curiosity, and leave with new knowledge and friends.
This monthly event features themed discussions led by experienced tutors and members eager to share their expertise. You can expect:
- Insightful talks on the latest technology developments
- Practical advice on troubleshooting devices
- Opportunities to socialize and share hobbies with like-minded individuals
The session is designed to be engaging and supportive, making technology accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
The event takes place in the Miles Franklin Room at Hurstville Library, located at the corner of Queens Road and Dora Street, Hurstville. The venue is accessible and welcoming, with facilities to support inclusive participation.
If you have specific accessibility needs, the library encourages you to communicate these in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.
Please arrive on time as late arrivals may be moved to the standby queue if space is limited. If you cannot attend, cancel your booking at least three hours before the event to allow others to participate.
Repeated no-shows without cancellation may result in future booking restrictions. The library does not endorse any products discussed during the sessions.
Spaces are limited and bookings are essential to secure your place. The event is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for families wanting to enhance their tech skills.
Book early to avoid disappointment and enjoy a tech-savvy morning at the library.
