Explore the fascinating world of local critters at Thornlie Library this school holidays with a fun, self-guided nature experience for children and families.
Wednesday 8 April 2026
to Saturday 18 April 2026
9:00am - 2:00pm
Thornlie Library, 1 Culross Avenue, Thornlie WA 6108 Australia
Free
Step into Thornlie Library these school holidays and discover a captivating Nature Activation Station filled with a variety of resident critters. This drop-in activity invites curious kids and their families to observe and learn about the fascinating creatures that share our environment. It’s a wonderful opportunity to spark curiosity and appreciation for nature in a fun, interactive way.
Children will enjoy uncovering fun facts about these critters and understanding their important role in the ecosystem. The experience is designed to be engaging and educational, blending learning with play and adventure.
Before you leave, be sure to pick up an activity sheet to continue the nature fun at home, making this visit a memorable and enriching experience for your family.
This event runs from Wednesday 8 April to Saturday 18 April 2026, during Thornlie Library’s regular opening hours. It is a free, drop-in activity with no bookings required, making it easy to fit into your family’s schedule.
The activity is suitable for children aged 12 years and under, who must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. It’s perfect for school-aged children looking for an engaging holiday activity that combines education with hands-on discovery.
The Nature Activation Station encourages children to explore at their own pace, making it a relaxed and enjoyable experience for families.
The event takes place at Thornlie Library, located at 1 Culross Avenue, Thornlie WA 6108. The library is conveniently close to Thornlie Square Shopping Centre, Leisure World, and Thornlie Primary School, making it easy to access by car or public transport.
Thornlie Library offers a welcoming environment with accessible facilities for families. Parking is available nearby, and the library is well-signposted within the community.
This location provides a safe and comfortable space for children to explore nature indoors, especially during school holidays.
Parents and guardians must accompany children aged 12 years and under at all times to ensure safety and supervision during the activity. The event is free of charge and open to all families, encouraging community participation.
As this is a drop-in event, no prior booking is necessary, allowing flexibility for families to visit at a convenient time during library hours.
Please note the library’s opening hours to plan your visit accordingly and make the most of this engaging nature experience.
This is a free event with no bookings required, making it accessible and hassle-free for families looking for quality holiday activities. Simply drop in during library opening hours between 8 and 18 April 2026.
There are no additional costs or fees, and all materials, including the activity sheets, are provided at no charge.
This makes it an ideal budget-friendly option for parents seeking educational and entertaining activities for their children during the school holidays.
