BLUEY BRINGS BOOK WEEK FUN TO SHELLHARBOUR CITY LIBRARY

Shellharbour families were treated to a very special Book Week celebration, with the Bluey Live Interactive Experience taking over the Shellharbour City Library on Thursday, 21 August.

The free event drew hundreds of families who sang, danced, and played along with their favourite Heeler duo. Games like Magic Xylophone, Magic Asparagus, and the ever-popular Keepy Uppy had the audience laughing and moving together throughout the lively sessions.

Caption: Shellharbour City Mayor Chris Homer alongside Bluey and Bingo. Image courtesy of Shellharbour City Council

Across the two performances, families joined in the fun, while a number of lucky fans also took part in meet and greet sessions, giving them the chance to say hello to Bluey and Bingo in person.

Shellharbour City Mayor Chris Homer said: “The Bluey Live Interactive Experience was the perfect way to celebrate Book Week. It was wonderful to see so many local families sharing the joy of reading, play, and imagination in our library spaces.”

Shellharbour City Library was proud to be the first public library in NSW to host the Bluey Live Interactive Experience, cementing its place as a hub for creativity, connection, and fun.

KEY MESSAGES:
• The Bluey Live Interactive Experience was held at the Shellharbour City Library as part of Book Week, attracting local families to enjoy music, dancing, and games.
• Shellharbour City Library was the first public library in NSW to host this popular event, reinforcing its role as a creative and community-focused space.
• The event highlighted the library’s commitment to literacy, imagination and connection, with families also able to meet Bluey and Bingo in person.