Past Events

Join Qatar National Library, in collaboration with Al-Noor Center for the Blind, in celebrating World White Cane Day, recognizing the white cane as a symbol of independence, mobility, and inclusion for people who are blind or visually impaired.

Are you ready to take your academic and career aspirations to the next level? Qatar National Library is proud to launch a new mentorship program featuring some of the brightest minds and leaders from Education City, its distinguished alumni network, and other leading institutions in Qatar. 

As part of the interactive parenting series “Ask a Parenting Expert,” Qatar National Library is organizing live sessions that bring parents and educators together with a group of experts and specialists in education and family development. These sessions explore parenting and educational topics, provide an open space for direct dialogue and questions, and offer practical guidance from specialists to deepen understanding of parenting practices and encourage positive interactions with children.

Are you looking for a space to share your passion for thread art? Join Creative Threads, a weekly gathering organized by a group of enthusiasts and held every Thursday morning.

Every experience holds a story. Every story leaves a trace worth preserving. Qatar National Library invites you to contribute original content to “Keys to Palestine,” a community-driven digital project dedicated to preserving Palestinian voices, perspectives, stories, and lived experiences.

Calling all children aged 7 to 10! Join us for an enchanting storytime experience, where captivating tales and delightful stories come to life. Let’s embark on an unforgettable journey of imagination and wonder together!

We're pleased to invite you to visit and explore Qatar National Library. Our staff are happy to give you a tour highlighting the Library’s services and resources.

Qatar National Library, as the IFLA Regional Center for Preservation and Conservation for Arab Countries and the Middle East, is pleased to announce the third course in its series of online training programs for professionals working in libraries, archives, and documentary heritage institutions. 

This workshop will help teachers and parents identify the characteristics of gifted and creative children and explore effective ways to nurture and support their development. Participants will gain practical strategies to foster children’s creativity, strengthen their abilities and help them reach their full potential.  

Are you a parent or caregiver of a person with a disability looking for a supportive space to connect with others? Join our monthly meet-up on the last Tuesday of each month to share experiences, exchange resources and build meaningful connections with other parents and caregivers in a welcoming and inclusive environment.