Liverpool City Council – LIVERPOOL’S LIBRARY ONE OF THE WORLD’S BEST Yellamundie at Liverpool Civic Place Image Source:Fjcstudio Liverpool Council’s new Yellamundie Library is officially one of the best new libraries in the world. Each year, the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) makes the award, which will be announced in Barcelona Spain in October. Mayor Ned Mannoun said being a finalist in a prestigious world-wide award confirmed Council’s vision to create a magnificent library that was not only functional but also aesthetically stunning. “We congratulate Beijing Library on being declared the world’s best and it is a tribute to the vision of Liverpool City Council that our library should gain such prominent international attention,” he said. “Yellamundie was one of 16 libraries from 10 nations to apply and then one of four finalists,” he said. “Being a finalist was a huge honour for the City of Liverpool and ...
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WHATS ON LIVERPOOL APRIL 2023 Liverpool City Council has free programs for the whole community to enjoy, with specific events for young people, seniors and elders, check out our WHAT’S ON | Liverpool City Council – Library (nsw.gov.au), bookings are essential. We have something for everyone in April, from school holiday activities to beat the boredom, to Salsa dance classes, to social board games to keep you mobile and your brain active, to Tech Help Tuesdays where our library staff can help with technology devices, we also have Tech Savvy Seniors classes in Spanish and Korean and one for Elders; and playgroups for babies and toddlers. ...
MEDIA RELEASE: Taste the many flavours of Asia with Liverpool’s Lanterns and Lights Night Market this weekend The delights and timeless appeal of Asia will light up Macquarie Mall this month when the Lanterns and Lights night market brings the culture, traditions and food to Liverpool. The three-day festival from February 17-19 promises an exciting and colourful start to Liverpool’s calendar of celebrations for 2023. The Lantern and Lights night market will feature food, dancing, culture and performers and food from Korea, Vietnam, The Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, China, Hong Kong and more. There will be Lion dances, roving entertainers, traditional dance troupes and a display by Australia’s Red Maple Leaves of Chinese dance. There will also be contemporary music and performers under the direction of well-known DJs. Supporting the dazzling entertainment is a vast array of the best and most appetising Asian food imaginable to ensure every palate is ...
