Western Australia's Italian community has celebrated a significant cultural milestone with the official opening of the new Dante Alighieri Society of Western Australia's Italian Library in Tuart Hill.
This library has been established as a dedicated cultural space promoting Italian language, literature and heritage, providing a valuable resource for community members of all ages and backgrounds.
Hosted by the Dante Alighieri Society of Western Australia and supported by Made of Italy, the opening event welcomed community members, families, language learners and all those interested in Italian culture to explore the collection and learn more about the services available through the new facility.
The opening included an afternoon tea and guided tours of the new library space. Guests had the opportunity to meet members of the society, browse the collection and discover the role the library will play in preserving and promoting Italian culture in Western Australia.
The new Italian library is a cultural hub designed to connect community members through language, literature and shared heritage, and will ensure future generations have opportunities to engage with the rich traditions, stories and achievements of Italian culture.
Members of the public can apply for a membership at the Dante Alighieri Society WA to use the resources and facilities.
The Dante Alighieri Society of Western Australia is a not-for-profit association focused on offering programs centred around Italian culture and language to all Western Australians.
Read full media statement here: Community celebrates milestone as Dante Alighieri Library opens