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North Norfolk Libraries Events North Norfolk Libraries Events North Walsham Library For further information about events or to book where necessary please call 01263 512850 or check out our latest news on our Facebook Page: Facebook @ North Walsham Library and don’t forget to ‘like’ us so you can keep up to date! Special Events Get Crafty with Kirsty 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th November – Why not join Kirsty for this free event for all things crafty !! Regular weekly events Scrabble – 1st and 3rd Mondays, 11am-1pm – a Social event for adults, new members are always welcome Chess Club – 2nd and 4th Monday, 11am – 1pm, a Social event for adults, new members are always welcome Short & Sweet Book Group - Tuesdays every 3 weeks. 1-2pm next meeting 19th November New Members always welcome. Ask staff for details of the books being discussed. Bounce & Rhyme – Wednesdays 10.30–11.00am – come along for some fun and songs! Stay and Chat - Wednesdays 11 – 12 pm For families with pre-school children. Come along to the library and enjoy a cuppa and a chat, Just drop in. Colour Yourself Calm – Fridays 11am-1pm – a social event for adults, new members are always welcome Just a Cuppa - Every Friday 2-4pm - Come & join us for this free drop in session have a chat and a cup of tea! Lego Club – Alternate Saturday 11am – 12 noon, dates for November 2nd, 16th, 30th. Available for children aged 3yrs and upward North Walsham Creative Writing Group – check with library for details. Home Delivery Service If you love reading or listening to books but find it difficult to get to the library, we have volunteers from the Royal Voluntary Service who can deliver books to your door once a month on the 4th Friday of each month. This service is for people who are permanently unable to get to the library or to cover temporary periods of difficulty. Friends of North Walsham Library Could you be part of a group that • Develop ideas for events held at the library and promote the library and its services • Plan and hold fundraising activities, library sales, community events or raffles • Act as a link between the library and local community? For further information please contact Paul on 01692 402482 Stalham Library For further information about events or to book where necessary please call 01692 580794 Regular events Bounce and Rhyme - Tuesdays 11 – 11:30 am – come along for some songs and fun! Stay and Chat - Tuesdays 11:30 – 12:30 pm For families with pre-school children. Come along to the library and enjoy a cuppa and a chat, just drop in. Scrabble and Games Club - Every Thursday of the month between 2- 4 pm. Everybody welcome! Refreshments are available for a small fee Stalham Book Club - 1st Thursday of the month If you've ever thought of joining a local book group, now is your chance! Join us at 6.15pm on the first Thursday of every month at Stalham Library Ten Minute Book Club – Read a short book over 4 weeks, then spend just 10 minutes chatting about it with other readers. Speak to staff in branch for more information and to collect a copy of the book. Get Crafty - 1st & 3rd Saturday of the month between 11am – 12:30pm. Come along to Stalham Library to share your Knitting, Sewing and other Crafty Skills with others. Please bring your latest project or join us to learn something new. Everybody is welcome, and refreshments are available for small fee. After a busy summer of events at the library things have now quietened down a bit. We are therefore looking to possibly restart our French conversation group on Tuesday afternoons. If you would be interested in such a group, please let us know by either commenting below, contacting us on 01692 580794 or popping in to the library Home Delivery Service If you love reading or listening to books but find it difficult to get to the library, we have volunteers from the Royal Voluntary Service who can deliver books to your door once a month on the 4th Friday of each month. This service is for people who are permanently unable to get to the library or to cover temporary periods of difficulty. Friends of Stalham Library Could you be part of a group that • Develop ideas for events held at the library and promote the library and its services • Plan and hold fundraising activities, library sales, community events or raffles • Act as a link between the library and local community? For further information please contact Paul on 01692 580794 Mundesley Library For further information about events and to book please call 01263 720702 or email [email protected] Open Libraries To access the building during unstaffed sessions customers are required to visit the library and speak to a member of staff to register their Library Cards for Open Library. Staffed Hours: Tues 1.30pm-7pm Fri 1.30pm-7pm and Sat 10am-4pm Open Library: Mon-Fri 8am-7pm, Sat 8am-4pm and Sun 10am-4pm Refreshments available during Staffed hours for suggested donation of a £1 - tea, coffee and biscuits along with the EDP and North Norfolk News plus free Wi-Fi. Get all the latest news and ‘like’ us on our Mundesley Library facebook page. Special Events News just in – Mundesley will be holding a book and DVD sale on Saturday 19th October along with refreshments from 11.00 am. Sale books and DVD’s will also be available to buy during staffed hours over half term week. Get Digital – please feel free to come into the library and enrol or continue with your Learn My Way course to help you get online and increase your knowledge. Have you collected your Summer Reading Challenge medal and certificate? We have a few still in the library and would like to reward your hard work. Regular Events Knit and Natter Tuesdays 3.30-5.00pm Mundesley Library Reading Group Tuesday 12th November 2nd Tuesday in the month 2.30-4.00pm Seated Exercise Every Thursday 1.00 – 1.45pm Sessions in conjunction with North Norfolk District Council. Contact 01263720702, [email protected]. These sessions will be held in Open Library time (please see staff to activate your card) at a cost of £2 per session Mundesley Library Creative Writing Group with Phil Barrett (MLWG) 1st Friday in the month 2.15-4.15pm. This group will be meeting on 1st November. Just A Cuppa Fancy making some new friends or just having a chat whilst enjoying a nice cuppa? Please come along every Friday from 2.00-3.00pm, everybody welcome - the more the merrier. Bounce and Rhyme – This group now meets every week! Friday’s 2.00-2.30pm Come along to our group for songs, rhymes and fun with Emma. Session suitable for pre-school aged children. Let us try and raise the roof with the singing. Jigsaw Group – This group is now meeting every Saturday between 10.30 am and 12.30 pm If you love a jigsaw puzzle and think you would like to join a friendly group for company and a shared interest, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a biscuit and a chat in a relaxed atmosphere. Home Delivery Service If you love reading or listening to books but find it difficult to get to the library, we have volunteers from the Royal Voluntary Service who can deliver books to your door once a month on the 4th Friday of each month. This service is for people who are permanently unable to get to the library or to cover temporary periods of difficulty. Friends of Mundesley Library Would you like to join an existing group who: • Develop ideas for events held at the library and promote the library and its services • Plan and hold fundraising activities, library sales, and community events . Act as a link between the library and local community? For further information please staff on 01263 720702 For further information about events or to book where necessary please call 01263 720702 or check out our latest news on our Facebook Page: Facebook @ Mundesley Library and don’t forget to ‘like’ us so you can keep up to date! Cromer Library For further information about events or to book where necessary please call 01263 512850 or check out our latest news on our Facebook Page: Facebook @ Cromer Library and don’t forget to ‘like’ us so you can keep up to date! We are looking for a volunteer to run an after school club, this could be anything from code, lego, art we are open to suggestions. Please contact the library if you would love to help out with this. Have you collected your Summer Reading Challenge medal and certificate? We still have some to be collected in the library and would like to reward your hard work. Special Events New to Cromer Library……. Shut Up and Write from Monday 4th November. This creative writing group will be meeting Mondays 1.45 for 2pm. Hosted by writers for writers, 1 hour of quiet writing. Time to chat before and after. Refreshments available. Regular Events Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and Biscuits available for £1. Come in and read the newspaper, we have the EDP, The Times & North Norfolk News. Borrow Magazines. We also have a large selection to download. Use our free WiFi and public PCs. Get all the latest news and ‘like’ us on facebook: Cromer Library Follow us on Twitter @CromerLibrary Just a Cuppa each Friday at 2pm Fancy a chat? Come along to ‘Just a Cuppa’ and see who else is about.
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