Discover the rich history of Woolooware with local historian Pauline Curby at Kirrawee Library.
Wednesday 25 March 2026
10:00am - 11:00am
6 Kiln Rd, Kirrawee NSW 2232, Australia
Free
Explore the fascinating history of Woolooware, a suburb with a vibrant past often overshadowed by its neighbours. This event offers a unique opportunity to learn about the transformation of Woolooware from a rural outpost to a thriving community.
Join Pauline Curby as she shares captivating stories from her new book, Woolooware: A Grand Position. Expect an engaging talk filled with historical insights and local anecdotes that bring the suburb's past to life. This event is perfect for parents looking to enrich their family's knowledge of local heritage.
The session will last approximately one hour, providing plenty of time for questions and discussion. Bookings are essential, with each attendee requiring a ticket. The event is suitable for adults and older children interested in history.
Held at Kirrawee Library+, the venue offers disabled access and parking facilities to ensure a comfortable visit for all attendees. The library is a welcoming community space, easily accessible by public transport or car.
Please note that bookings are mandatory to secure your place. Arrive a little early to find parking and settle in before the talk begins. The event is designed to be inclusive and accessible to everyone.
Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance due to limited seating. Contact the library directly to book your spot and avoid disappointment.
