Bring the family to Haberfield Library for a relaxed session of board games that suits school aged children and busy parents alike. This friendly library activity blends gentle social play with the calm of library spaces, making it an ideal after-school or weekend treat for families looking for low-cost local fun and community connection.
What to Expect
You will find a warm, welcoming setup with a variety of classic and modern board games suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities. It is a casual library event designed for families, community connection, and relaxed play so parents can chat while children play.
The event offers a rotating selection of games that are easy to pick up and fun to share. Typical options include:
- Snakes and Ladders
- Jenga
- Chess and many more family favourites
Play can happen anywhere in the library or outdoors in the garden when weather permits, so come prepared for a bit of fresh air or a cozy table inside. Children must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times for safety and enjoyment.
Activity Details
Sessions run during school term on Thursdays from 12:00 to 19:30, offering flexibility for after-school drop in or evening family time. The format is drop in, so you can stay for a quick game or for several hours of play and social time.
No bookings are required and the activity is free to attend, making it easy for parents to plan around school and family routines. The relaxed schedule supports casual visits, sibling groups, and mixed-age play to help develop social skills and family bonding.
Accessibility information is provided and the venue is mobility accessible. If you require additional support, check the library accessibility services or contact your local library before attending to confirm arrangements.
Location and Access
The event takes place at Haberfield Library, 78 Dalhousie Street, Haberfield NSW, with space in the main library areas and the garden when weather allows. The library location is easy to reach and offers a calm, family friendly environment for board games and reading together.
The venue is mobility accessible and provides features to support visitors with different needs. Bring any mobility aids required and allow a little extra time for arrival if you need accessible parking or ramp access.
Public transport and local streets provide convenient access and there is usually space for quick pick up and drop off for school aged children. Plan to supervise children at all times while moving through the library and grounds.
Important Information
Children must be accompanied by a supervising adult at all times to ensure safety and an enjoyable environment for everyone. The library encourages respectful play and quiet consideration for other visitors using library resources while enjoying board games.
The activity runs during school term and is weather dependent for garden play. If the weather is poor, activities will be held inside the library to keep everyone comfortable and dry.
The session is free and open to all ages, but parents should stay with younger children and support gameplay where needed. Accessibility support is available and the venue is mobility accessible.
Booking and Prices
There is no cost to attend this board games session. The activity is free, casual and open to walk in attendees so families can drop by without the need for advance booking.
No bookings are required, making it a convenient option for parents balancing school runs and other commitments. Stay as briefly or as long as suits your family schedule.
For more details about opening hours or accessibility features contact your local branch or visit the library in person to confirm the next session and any special arrangements.