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Past Events
Thursday 1 August, 3.15am to 3.45am
The Law Library of Victoria invites you to attend our Switch On... information sessions. These thirty-minute sessions are suited to judicial officers, court staff, legal professionals, law students, and anyone with an interest in law.
In this session...
Sunday 28 July, 12.00am to 6.00am
On Sunday 28 July, one of Melbourne's oldest institutions, the Supreme Court of Victoria, will be open for Open House Melbourne.
The biggest colonial building project undertaken in Australia in the 1880s, with a gold rush budget, the Trial Division building at 210 William Street is an...
Tuesday 23 July, 3.15am to 4.15am
Take a tour and get to know the history, architecture and collection of the Supreme Court Library. This 60 minute tour is recommended for the legal profession, exploring all four levels of the Library and showcasing the range of current and historical resources that are available in the...
Friday 12 July, 3.00am to 4.00am
As part of Melbourne Rare Book Week 2019, the Law Library of Victoria brings together a discussion panel of eminent members of the legal community to share their passion for books. Held annually in the iconic Supreme Court Library, this session is intended to celebrate the richness of the...
Tuesday 9 July, 3.15am to 3.45am
Take a tour and get to know the history and architecture of the Supreme Court Library. Opened in 1884, the Library is of legal, architectural, historical and social significance and has one of the largest law collections in the State. This 30 minute tour is recommended for those who want a brief...
Tuesday 25 June, 3.15am to 4.15am
Take a tour and get to know the history, architecture and collection of the Supreme Court Library. This 60 minute tour is recommended for the legal profession, exploring all four levels of the Library and showcasing the range of current and historical resources that are available in the...
Thursday 20 June, 3.15am to 4.00am
The Law Library of Victoria and BottledSnail Productions present a series of lunchtime concerts designed to provide an opportunity to relax and reflect in the beautiful surrounds of the Supreme Court Library. June’s concert features finger style guitarist Rose de La Montaña, pianist Chloe Lee,...
Tuesday 11 June, 3.15am to 3.45am
Take a tour and get to know the history and architecture of the Supreme Court Library. Opened in 1884, the library is of legal, architectural, historical and social significance and has one of the largest law collections in the state. This 30 minute tour is recommended for those who want a brief...
Thursday 6 June, 3.15am to 3.45am
The Law Library of Victoria invites you to attend our Switch On... information sessions. These thirty minute sessions are suited to judicial officers, court staff, legal professions, law students, and anyone with an interest in law.
Lawlex brings together legislation and parliamentary...
Tuesday 28 May, 3.15am to 4.15am
Take a tour and get to know the history, architecture and collection of the Supreme Court Library. This 60 minute tour is recommended for the legal profession, exploring all four levels of the Library and showcasing the range of current and historical resources that are available in the...
Saturday 18 May, 12.30am to 5.00am
The Law Library of Victoria is an integral resource for the courts, as well as for the legal profession and the community. It provides access to authoritative legal information for all Victorian legal practitioners to assist with the accurate, effective and fair administration of justice. ...
Thursday 16 May, 3.15am to 4.00am
The Law Library of Victoria and BottledSnail Productions present a series of lunchtime concerts designed to provide an opportunity to relax and reflect in the beautiful surrounds of the Supreme Court Library. May's concert features pianists Melanie Wong, Dario Aloe and Jonathan Xian.
All...