Engage with fascinating non-fiction titles and stimulating discussions every two months at Emerald Hill Library.
Ongoing activity
Emerald Hill Library, Port Phillip Library Service
Free
Dive into captivating non-fiction books that explore a wide range of modern topics. This friendly book club offers a welcoming space for curious readers to discover new ideas and challenge their thinking. Enjoy lively discussions and connect with fellow book lovers in a relaxed setting.
The Non-Fiction Book Club meets every two months on a Tuesday evening at 18:30. Each session focuses on a different compelling title, such as "The Wide Wide Sea" by Hampton Sides, "Enshit-tification" by Cory Doctorow, and "A Training School for Elephants" by a noted author. These sessions are designed to inspire thoughtful conversation and deepen your understanding of diverse subjects.
Meetings take place at Emerald Hill Library, a comfortable and accessible venue. The sessions are wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can participate fully. The library is part of the Port Phillip Library Service, located in a community-focused environment.
The book club is free to join and open to new members at any time. If you have specific access needs or require assistance, the library staff are ready to help. Contact details are provided for any queries or special accommodations.
No booking is required to attend the book club sessions, and participation is completely free. For more information or to reserve a spot for upcoming discussions, you can email friendsofemeraldhilllibrary@gmail.com. Enjoy enriching conversations without any cost or commitment.
