The Words Grow Minds campaign is about how parents and caregivers can help babies and young children to thrive - through talking, reading, playing and singing together from birth.
City of Charles Sturt is proud to support this SA Government campaign.
Events in this collection
Babytime @ Civic Library
Tue 25 Jul, 10:00
Free
Babytime @ Ngutungka West Lakes
Mon 29 Jan, 10:00
Free
Toddlertime @ Ngutungka West Lakes
Mon 29 Jan, 11:00
Free
Babytime @ Civic Library
Tue 30 Jan, 10:00
Free
Toddlertime @ Civic Library
Tue 30 Jan, 11:00
Free
Mini Movers @ Findon Library
Wed 31 Jan, 10:00
Free
Babytime @ Findon Library
Wed 31 Jan, 11:00
Free
Mini Movers @ Hindmarsh Library
Thu 1 Feb, 10:00
Free
Babytime @ Ngutungka Henley
Fri 14 Feb, 10:00
Free
Toddlertime @ Ngutungka Henley
Fri 14 Feb, 11:00
Free
Bringing Books to Life
Fri 2 Oct, 11:00
Free
Sing, Dance & Play (0-3 years)
Thu 8 Oct, 10:30
Free
Celebrate Indigenous Literacy Day - Country Is Our Teacher
Wed 2 Sept, 10:00
Free
Dads & Kids Morning Playgroup Session (Ages 0-5)
Sat 23 May, 10:00
Free
Sing, Dance and Play (0-3 years)
Thu 16 Apr, 10:30
Free
Dads & Kids Twilight Playgroup Session (Ages 0-5)
Wed 15 Apr, 16:30
Free
Summer Babytime (0-2 years)
Thu 22 Jan, 11:00
Free
Little Loves Music (0-6 years)
Mon 19 Jan, 10:00
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Summer Babytime (0-2 years)
Wed 7 Jan, 10:00
Free
Summer Babytime (0-2 years)
Mon 29 Dec, 10:00
Free
Christmas Sing, Dance, Play (0-4 years)
Tue 23 Dec, 10:30
Free
Speechie Library Talk with Paige
Thu 13 Nov, 13:30
Free
Speechie Library Talk with Paige
Thu 6 Nov, 13:30
Free
'A Brilliant Christmas' Book Launch by Emilie Tunstill
The City of Charles Sturt means the world. Stretching from the city to the sea, our community is diverse, vibrant and inclusive.Located on Kaurna land, our City is home to 105 diverse cultures that has created a vibrant and dynamic community unlike any other in South Australia. Through a wide range of events, programs and activities we learn, engage, celebrate and collaborate to encourage a sense of pride and belonging.The City of Charles Sturt would like to acknowledge the land we occupy today is the traditional lands of the Kaurna people and that we respect their spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the greater Adelaide region and that their cultural and heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.