Past Events

Join us to discover and explore the Library's various online resources for middle school and high school students, including research tools, ebooks, audiobooks and periodicals.

Join this casual gathering of knitters and crocheters every Thursday from 9:00 – 11:00 AM to work on projects and share skills in a friendly atmosphere. Participants are welcome to bring their own supplies and projects or borrow the Library’s needles and yarn. All skill levels are welcome, including beginners who are interested in learning. Be sure to check out our collection of books on knitting and crochet while you’re here!

Your signature is extremely important. By signing official documents, you are accepting the legal responsibilities that follow. Therefore, it is critical that you know the rights and obligations related to your signature.  

The Library is pleased to invite you to an evening with Dutch author Tessa Kollen. She will read from her latest novel De Mentor (“The Counselor”) and be available for a Q & A session afterward. The book is a murder mystery set at an international school and highlights several aspects of expat life. This event is organized in collaboration with the Dutch Speaking Association in Doha.

Join us for Storytime every Monday at the Children's Library. In January, we will read stories on the theme of light and make up our own together.

Bring your little ones to the Children's Library for a fun-filled morning of reading, music, movement and activities together.

The Library, in collaboration with Georgetown University in Qatar and the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, is pleased to invite you to discuss the book Contemporary Arab Society, by intellectual and novelist Halim Barakat. The book introduces a systematic social analysis of Arab society and looks for ways to deal with the dilemmas of diversity and socio-political integration within Arab countries.

In this gathering, students will learn how to identify their strengths and educational preferences to help shape their choices regarding specialization as they continue their academic careers.

Programming is now at the center of the digital era we live in, and it's needed in many different jobs. If you are 12 to 18-year old and you enjoy programming, join our Coding Club and challenge yourself to learn the basics of programming.

Astronauts have traveled farther than any other humans, voyaging to space to help us better understand our universe. To be an astronaut requires years of study and hard work. In this session of the Science Book Forum, we will discuss the skills, education, expertise and training required to be an astronaut.