Celebrate the Festival of Libraries in Radcliffe

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Celebrate the Festival of Libraries in Radcliffe

Two dance/theatre performances are being held in Radcliffe as part of the Greater Manchester-wide Festival of Libraries.

The Old Green Time Machine is coming to Radcliffe Library on Saturday 10 June. The first show is from 10am to 11am (book your place at https://tinyurl.com/3rhjbed3), and the second is from 12pm to 1pm (book at https://tinyurl.com/33bdf258

The Festival of Libraries (7-11 June) is a celebration of the role that Greater Manchester’s 133 libraries play in wellbeing, culture, creativity and more. Funded by Arts Council England, it enjoys the support and collaboration of authors, artists and creatives, who all believe in the vital community and cultural role of libraries.

June’s festival programme will highlight this, with a programme that will surprise and intrigue: see https://www.manchestercityofliterature.com/project/manchester-libraries-festival/

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Press release issued: 22 May 2023.

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