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Tea Topics - Tai Chi Workshop: 2nd Session
Engage the body and mind through a Tai Chi class. Join a qualified teacher from Sydney Vision Tai Chi Qi Gong Health as they share the benefits of this ancient form of Chinese exercise. Then get active as you partake in an introductory Tai Chi session.
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Tea Topics - Tai Chi Workshop
Practice introductory Tai Chi at home with a qualified teacher from Sydney Vision Tai Chi Qi Gong Health, who shares the benefits of this ancient form of Chinese exercise.
International Games Week
Digital Escape Room: The Gamers Escape
Back by popular demand, another digital escape room has been created to celebrate International Games Week. This time you have been transported into an online game platform where you are currently trapped. You must complete all levels in order to escape and return back to reality.
Complete a series of family favourite games and trivia to level up and make your escape.
Click on the link below to enter and start the game.
The Digital Escape Room experience is best enjoyed via desktop computer or laptop rather than a tablet or mobile device.
Digital Escape Room
Everyone loves the challenge of an Escape Room. We have created our own digital Escape Room that you can access at any time, from the comfort of your own home.
You have found yourself to be locked up in the Library. Follow the clues to make your great escape - in our very own Woollahra Libraries Digital Escape Room, created by our Library Programs Team. Click on the link below to enter....if you dare!
The Digital Escape Room Experience is best enjoyed via desktop computer or laptop rather than a tablet or mobile device.
Suitable for all ages.