Past Events

Join us for the third meeting of the English Fiction Book Club. We will discuss The Shadow of the Wind, by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. The international bestseller is the story of a boy's quest through post-Civil War Barcelona to find the mysterious author of a book both dangerous and captivating. Copies of the book will be available at the User Services Desk.

Look, listen, draw and have fun, then continue your adventure at home with this art program created to help children with learning difficulties understand types of lines. They will use this knowledge to draw shapes and design a unique art piece. Children will be encouraged to solve problems through artistic and creative means.

This course will show you how you can use a simple green screen to explore your creativity. It will cover everything from setup to several different projects that will deliver you into a world of endless amazing possibilities.

Is 2019 the year you'll finally focus on the novel or short story you’ve been planning to write?

This month we will explore the journey of Balal Hussain, a young blind man who learned and studied Islam by memorizing the Qu’ran despite his disability. To listen, kindly follow click on this link from our online resources.

This training for teachers and parents will show you how to nurture and guide gifted and creative children to help them get the most out of their talents.

The World Through Picture Books is a collection of the best children's books from around the world, selected by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA). Qatar National Library is proud to partner with IFLA in organizing this exhibition, which is being held for the first time in the Middle East and celebrates the importance of children's books in the development of children’s early learning skills, knowledge of their cultural and linguistic identity, and understanding of ideas and diversity.

Discover the treasures of the Library on this fun hunt for information. Your challenge is to find information by using the Library's collection, exploring the building and getting help from the staff.

Do you have a passion to help the community, develop your leadership skills and interact with other young adults at the Library? Then what are you waiting for? Join us in the Teen Advisory Group and start making a difference!

Join us for three hours of creative fun with Lego bricks! In this team-building activity organized by the Library, groups of five to seven participants must work together to build an architectural structure. We provide the Lego bricks— you provide the imagination!