Local Author Danae Andrea Harwood Presents our Springtime Storytelling Special: "How We Dreamed Then and How We Dream Now" - 11am, Saturday, 23rd September 2017

  Mentone Public Library's

Continues with

Local Author 

Danae Andrea Harwood 

Presenting our Springtime Storytelling Special: 

"How We Dreamed Then 

and How We Dream Now"

An Exploration of the Changing Face of the Australian Dream.

Is the Dream Facing Extinction?

Danae will draw on her own research, life experiences and original publications to address this question.

11am, Saturday, 23rd September 2017



Bookings are essential due to



the cozy nature of our space.




Phone Tony: 03 9583-8494




Entry: Gold Coin 




Time and Date: 11am, Saturday, 23rd September 2017         

 


RSVP: Thursday, 21st September 2017        

 

Venue: Mentone Public Library

 

Address: Rear, 36 Florence Street, Mentone 3194




FOLLOWING THE EVENT:
* Book signings and sales
*Complementary tea & coffee
* Biscuits and banter!




Mentone Public Library…



Where Print Becomes Personable   

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