Engage your little ones with hands-on sustainability storytimes led by environmental educator Thom Fox at Port Phillip Libraries.
Tuesday 28 July 2026
to Friday 7 August 2026
11:00am - 2:00pm
195 Bank St, South Melbourne VIC 3205, Australia
Free
Dive into a fun and educational storytime experience where children learn about composting, recycling, and caring for the environment. These sessions are designed to inspire young minds to think sustainably through interactive stories and activities.
Each storytime is tailored for toddlers and preschoolers, making it perfect for families with young children eager to explore nature and sustainability concepts in a welcoming library setting.
The sessions are led by Thom Fox, a seasoned environmental educator with over 15 years of experience, ensuring an engaging and informative experience for all attendees.
- Explore what makes good compost and how to recycle food waste effectively.
- Learn simple actions to protect our natural environment at home and in the community.
- Participate in hands-on activities that reinforce sustainability lessons.
Sessions are scheduled on specific dates at various Port Phillip Library locations, including Albert Park, Port Melbourne, St Kilda, and Emerald Hill Libraries.
These storytimes take place at multiple Port Phillip Library branches, all wheelchair accessible to ensure everyone can join in the fun. The libraries are community hubs with easy access and welcoming spaces for families.
After the sessions, attendees can speak with library staff about FOGO bins, which are free for Port Phillip residents and support sustainable food waste management at home.
Families can also visit the Port Phillip Seed Library to take home free seed packets to grow food or flowers, encouraging children to connect with nature and gardening.
- Sessions are suitable for toddlers and preschool-aged children.
- Wheelchair accessibility is provided; contact the library for additional access needs.
- FOGO bins and seed packets are available exclusively to Port Phillip residents.
- For any special requirements or questions, contact the library via phone or email.
These storytime sessions are free of charge, making them an accessible and valuable resource for families in the community.
No prior booking information is provided, so it is recommended to contact the library for attendance details or any updates.
Enjoy a cost-free, enriching experience that combines storytelling with environmental education, perfect for nurturing young eco-conscious minds.
