Junior readers - meet author!
Maxine Warner will be reading from her children’s book “The Wibberly Wobberly Tooth” at Tottington Library on Friday 3 June at 11am.
Topics: Library, Museum
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I love Bury Libraries because…
We are running a competition to find out what you love about your local library in the borough of Bury.
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It’s Elmer time!
If you enjoy reading stories and love Elmer the Elephant’s adventures, head for Whitefield and Ramsbottom libraries this weekend.
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Is this a book token I see before me?
The 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death proved a memorable date for Tottington woman Audry Coop.
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Animate: Stop-Motion at Ramsbottom Library
Ever imagined yourself making a movie? Head to Ramsbottom Library and become a budding film maker!
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Sea-themed stories for toddlers and tiddlers
Stories and activities for young children will be held across local libraries during National Bookstart Week (6-12 June).
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How to get away with murder
Join three writers of thrilling and bestselling novels as they read from their latest books and share the secrets of how to create heart-stopping stories.
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Free help sessions for the hard of hearing
Information and advice on equipment to help with hearing loss are being offered at a free afternoon session in Bury town centre.
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Will you volunteer to be a Digital Buddy?
Computer savvy volunteers are needed to become Digital Buddies and help the borough’s residents enter the internet age.
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New Rhyme Time sessions at Bury Library
New Rhyme Time sessions for babies are being run every Friday at Bury Library from 10.45am to 11.30am.
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Is this a podcast I see before me?
Lovers of The Bard can enjoy a film and podcast commissioned by Bury Libraries to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death.
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Be yourselfie – have some Raspberry Pi
Youngsters can take part in an Explore Computing session using the Raspberry Pi, taking selfies and learning some simple Python code.
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Meet author Chris Simms at Tottington Library
Popular local author Chris Simms will be visiting Tottington Library to talk about his writing career and his new novel “Rats’ Nest”.
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I love Bury Libraries competition
What do you love most about your local library? Tell us by taking part in our competition.
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Help during Deaf Awareness Week
Information and advice on hearing loss and deafness will be available on Friday 6 May from 10am to 3.30pm in Bury’s Mill Gate centre (near T J Hughes).
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Drama, dance and theatre skills with Arabian Nights
Families are invited to take part in a six-week project of reading, drama, dancing and theatre skills leading to a grand performance of Stories from Arabian Nights.
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Get thee to a library! Events to celebrate 400 years of Shakespeare
A wide variety of events is being organised by Bury Libraries and archive department to celebrate the life and work of William Shakespeare in this, the 400th year since his death.
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New creative writing group at Tottington Library
Write, relax and have fun at a new creative writing group which will meet at Tottington Library every Thursday (starting 31 March) from 6.30pm to 8pm.
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New colouring group for adults at Radcliffe Library
Artistic adults are invited to join a new colouring group at Radcliffe Library, every Monday from 2pm to 3pm.
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Explore Learning will be at Bury Library
A maths and writing clinic for those aged 5 to 14 will take place at Bury Library on Wednesday 13 April.
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