Open Sat 12th October 10am-1pm Chance to return and borrow books, esp. if you work 9-5 weekdays If not supported the FMI are...

You asked for it - you got it! Advising Members the library will be open to borrow and return books on Saturday October 12th between...

FMI Members are invited to a free one hour chat discussing Bob Dylan and the recording of his 1962 debut album. There are many great...

The FMI Library holds six titles on Cleopatra, the legendary Queen of Egypt in our collection. One biography by Alberto Angela, one...

Hi Members -the FMI is asking you to support the Library by bringing along a friend or relative and signing them up as a new Member. Our...

FMI Members are welcome to attend this informal discussion on the art of crime writing as expounded by PD James. When: Fri 30th August...

After a hiatus while our important Disability Access Project was being completed, FMI Members once again have access to the Billiards...

Due to an event being held in main library for Melbourne Rare Book Week, the FMI Library will be open for regular borrowing between 2-4pm...

https://rarebooksmelbourne.com/event/rare-books-from-the-fmi-collection/

Forgotten to renew your FMI membership in March? Please pop in to the Library to do so. Still only $10 per year, with access to our...

Going thru the stacks at the Footscray Mechanics Institute (FMI) library looking at some of the rare and old books and came across an old...

Well it was Christmas at Easter for me. Seeking to review some of Footscray Mechanics Institute (FMI) library fine collection of Rare and...

Ever wondered what's in our collection of 22,000 + titles. Check the FMI Library Catalogue online here to find out:...

The latest issue of the FMI Library newsletter "FOOTNOTES" will be emailed directly to Members today.

You are invited to hear published historian Jeff Maynard's talk on WWI ANZAC photographer Sir Hubert Wilkins Wilkins is the subject of...

BOOK REVIEW: "All Across the Telegraph: A Bob Dylan Handbook" Edited by Michael Gray & John Bauldie "The Telegraph" was a UK fanzine...

Well since the FMI library had donation of a couple of thousand books from 'Sisters in Crime', I have been reading female crime fiction...

Access to Library today via Reading Room, Please call 9687 1935 on arrival for entry. Painting taking place on new internal disability...