Past Events

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 years old and you enjoy programming, join our Coding Club and challenge yourself to learn the basics of programming. 

Join us for Online Storytime for Children every week. We will read stories and make up our own together. 

Looking for some summertime adventure for your child? Join us for a fun and exciting virtual storytime in English, every Sunday. Kids with unique abilities are welcome! 

This program, part of our efforts to reach different communities in Qatar, gives the Serbian community the chance to learn more about the Library. You'll find out more about our services, resources and collections. You'll also learn about our programs and the ways you can connect with the other members of the community. 

In this discussion, child care providers will learn valuable ideas for the different challenges that characterize dealing with children with hearing disabilities. 

Did you know that chess improves memory, problem-solving and IQ? It's also a wonderful way to improve focus, flex those creativity muscles, and most importantly, kids have fun playing.

This is an introductory CAD modeling workshop. Participants will learn how to design 3D models using an open-source platform, and each user will create a 3D model.

This summer let’s turn our homes into effective training institutions by designing and implementing activities to develop our children's skills, build their personalities, and help them learn to invest and manage their time using fun and exciting activities!This workshop will be presented by Khadija Al-Dabsheh, certified trainer, educator and expert in administrative development.

If you are a student or a researcher who wants to write a thesis but are having difficulty choosing your thesis topic, then this event is for you. In this program, we will explore some of the helpful tips that can help you in choosing and defining your thesis or research topic.

Children may be at home, but that shouldn’t stop them from having hands-on fun learning. With Kitchen Science, we’ll use everyday objects from around the house to do cool science experiments. Every month, there will be a different activity highlighting a different science topic.