Media Releases

Mosman Library Service is holding its last big 3 day book sale for the year from Friday 7 December to Sunday 9 December, 2018.

Manly Art Gallery & Museum, Mosman Art Gallery and S. H. Ervin Gallery have collaborated for the second time in three years to showcase 130 key works by nine important Australian artists to celebrate the spirit of Sydney in a new exhibition Destination Sydney re-imagined.

Parents will learn practical tools to promote a healthy digital culture and build resilience online in children and young people, from technology and development expert Dr Kristy Goodwin at a seminar to be hosted by Mosman Council Children’s and Youth Services this month.

Author Warren Reed will be speaking about his latest novel, An Elephant on your Nose at the Barry O’Keefe Library.

Mosman residents will no longer need to stick parking permits on their car windscreens with the arrival of a sophisticated online parking permit system which has seen Mosman become the first local government area to introduce virtual permits in NSW.

Mosman residents can now easily find all the information required for the management of trees via a newly launched app called Trees Mosman.

Mikey Robins will be speaking about his book, Seven Deadly Sins and one very naughty Fruit at the Barry O’Keefe Library.

A valuable donated artwork has been unveiled at the launch of Mosman’s refurbished Council Chambers. The large-scale oil on canvas artwork, Psalm No. 78, which was donated by Insurance Australia Group (IAG), measures 240cm by 610 cm, and depicts a group of picnickers at Balmoral overlooking the Rocky Point Island.

Mosman Councillors and local business operators were joined by about 2000 residents to celebrate the opening of new outdoor dining and pedestrian-friendly areas following the completion of the Mosman Junction Upgrade project.

The 2018 Mosman Art Prize – Australia’s oldest and most recognised local government art award – has been awarded to Sydney-based emerging artist Natasha Walsh.