Dungeons and Dragons

Join us for our special D&D Campaign! In this action-packed one-shot adventure, you'll immediately dive into a perilous quest. Our Dungeon Master will guide you through an unforgettable heroic journey, ensuring you experience all the magic of D&D's immersive storytelling and strategic combat. No prior experience is needed - just bring your imagination! 

When: Monday 8 July, 2pm 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Camden Library 

Escape the Mummies Curse 

Are you brave enough to face the vengeful mummy's wrath? As daring archaeologists, you have unwittingly awoken an ancient evil spirit who seeks revenge for the desecration of his sacred resting place. Now you and your team are trapped within the cursed tomb, desperate to escape before the mummy's curse claims you forever. Sign up to confirm your session now! Groups of 2-5. 

When: Wednesday 10 July, 2-5pm 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Narellan Library 

When: Thursday 18 July, 1-4pm 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Oran Park Library 

Poetry Workshop

Want to set your stories free?

Push yourself out of your nest. Dai will help you migrate your thoughts to the page, become an eagled-eyed editor and take flight on stage. Spread your words at the Macarthur Poetry Slam for your chance to win a prize worth $20k including publication and international touring. 

Dai Moret is a mixed-race Brazilian woman, bilingual poet, performer, MC, model and interdisciplinary artist. Dai writes and performs with the jazz band Ally as well as a solo poet and performance artist with the Tabula Rasa collective. She is a two-time Bankstown Grand Slam winner (2018 and 2022). Her poetry has been published in Cordite, Belonging Mag, The Alphabet of Women Anthology and Epistolária, an anthology published in Brazil and Portugal. Dai has performed at Sydney Writers’ Festival, Vivid, Melbourne Spoken Word Festival, Story Week, Poetica, International Women’s Jazz Festival, Devonport Jazz Festival, Boom International Festival of Percussion, Paris Cat, Poetic city, Erotica Film Festival, Mother Tongue, Enough Said & West Side Poetry.

When: Thursday 11 July, 6pm

Ages: 10+

Where: Oran Park Library

Gamers Days 

Calling all gamers! Don't miss your chance to spend a full day immersed in the gaming world you love. Bring your own console, PC, handheld, or tabletop treasures and join us for Gamers Day - the ultimate local meetup for players of all skills. Whether you're a veteran button masher or just getting started, all are welcome at this celebration of gaming culture.  

When: Friday 12 July, 1pm 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Oran Park Library 

When: Monday 15 July, 2pm 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Narellan Library 

Last-Minute PIP Rescue Session! 

Society and Culture students - is your Personal Interest Project deadline looming? Don't panic! We're offering free emergency editing and feedback sessions to help you cross that finish line. Don't let the deadline sneak up on you.  

When: Tuesday 16 July, 2pm 

Ages: 17-18 

Where: Oran Park Library 

School of Rock Workshop 

Have you always dreamed of shredding a guitar solo or commanding the stage with your vocals? Here's your chance to go from music novice to rock god in just one epic day! No prior experience is required - just the desire to rock! 

When: Wednesday 17 July, 10am 

Ages: 13-16 years 

Where: Narellan Library 

Poetry Slam Heat

We write revolutions! 

Over 1000 writers release wild words on audiences across Australia. Poets break free from their notebook cages landing on a stage near you.

Australian Poetry Slam 2024 (APS ’24) invites you to cheer, snap, hold-up scorecards in this nation-wide celebration of spoken-wordsmiths.

APS ’24 is about unleashing your thoughts; launching mini-revolutions, like a chorus of kingfishers on a mission.

Writers let fly. Alight upon the mic for two minutes. Shout, call out, even softly warble your fresh lit. 

Crowds will flock with cheers and hoots. Judges, chosen from the audience, will send two poetic messengers to represent Macarthur in the Sydney Final!

Poets must perform in their residing state or territory. Full APS ‘24 rules here: www.australianpoetryslam.com/rules

When: Thursday 18 July, 6pm

Ages: 10+

Where: Oran Park Library