Dive into the fascinating world of forensic science with Mick Devine this Science Week at Ballajura Library.
Friday 21 August 2026
11:00am - 12:00pm
Ballajura Library, Kingfisher Ave & Illawarra Crescent North, Illawarra Cres S, Ballajura WA 6066
Free
Explore the intriguing realm of forensic science in this engaging workshop led by Mick Devine. Perfect for adults interested in true crime and the science behind solving mysteries, this event promises a hands-on experience that brings history and science together.
Step into the shoes of a forensic expert as you learn how science helped catch infamous criminals like Dr Crippen and Jack the Ripper. This interactive session will reveal the techniques and stories behind some of history's most captivating cases. Expect to engage with practical demonstrations and discussions that make forensic science accessible and exciting.
This one-hour workshop is designed for adults aged 18 and over. It combines informative talks with hands-on activities to deepen your understanding of forensic methods. Booking is essential due to limited spaces, ensuring an intimate and focused learning environment. Photography and videography may be conducted for promotional use.
Held at Ballajura Library, located at Kingfisher Ave & Illawarra Crescent North, Illawarra Cres S, Ballajura WA 6066, the venue is accessible and welcoming. Directions are available on the City of Swan website to help you find your way easily. The library provides a comfortable setting ideal for learning and interaction.
Please note this event is free but requires booking one ticket per attendee. It is suitable only for adults aged 18 and above. Photography and videography will be taken, and images may be used by the City of Swan and event organizers for marketing purposes. Arrive on time to make the most of the session.
Attendance is free of charge, but booking is mandatory as places are limited. Reserve your spot by contacting the library via phone or email. This is a unique opportunity to engage with forensic science in a community setting during Science Week.
