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What's on Weekly What's On Weekly South Tyneside Saturday 5th September 2015 Reference and Local Studies Library Central Library, Prince Georg Square, South Shields NE33 2PE Tel: 0191 424 7864 Fax: 0191 455 8085 Email: [email protected] www.southtyneside.gov.uk/libraries Central Library: Children’s 0191 424 7885 Lending 0191 424 7888 Branch Libraries: Boldon Lane 0191 456 2852 Chuter Ede 0780 523 7650 Cleadon Park 0191 424 6194 East Boldon 0191 424 7853 Hebburn 0191 483 2088 Jarrow 0191 489 7786 Primrose 0191 489 8564 Whitburn 0191 529 3412 Wednesday Heritage Club South Shields Central Library 9th September 2pm. South Shields Then and Now. Free tickets from the Reference & Local Studies Library 0191 424 7864. Thursday 10th September 2pm. ‘Jarrow Voices’ plus ‘Vanished’ plus ‘Sheils’ Local history films showing in South Shields Central Library Theatre as part of the Heritage Open Day Events in the North East. Free tickets from the Reference & Local Studies Library 0191 424 7864. Thursday 10th 9.30am-5pm/Friday 11th 9.30am-7pm/Saturday 12th September 10am-4pm. Hebburn’s Past Heritage at Hebburn Central, Glen Street, NE31 1PA. The fascinating history will be displayed within the library area of the new Hebburn Central Library. Organised by the Jarrow & Hebburn Local History Society and Hebburn Family History Group, visitors will be able to learn about the rich industrial heritage of the town, and see Hebburn how it used to be. Heritage Open Days event. Film Friday at South Shields Central Library 11th September 2pm. White Heat (1949) James Cagney, Virginia Mayo, Edmond O’Brien. Tickets £1.50 from the Reference & Local Studies Library 0191 424 7864. Monday 21st September 10am-1pm. ‘Happiness and Wellbeing Drop In’ Cleadon Park Library, South Shields. Join us for a Happiness and Wellbeing coffee morning and find out about the five a day for mental health and enjoy some healthy soup. (Run by Happiness and Wellbeing South Tyneside). Saturday 24th October 12noon-4pm. Open Photography Day. South Shields Central Library. Bring your camera, camera phone or device and capture images of the building, the people and the stories behind the library. All images created may be submitted to be included in a large group exhibition. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Clippy Matters Wednesdays 10.30 – 11.30am Hebburn Library. Thursdays 10.30 -12.00noon Whitburn Library. Thursdays 1.30-3.00pm Jarrow Library. Fridays 11.00-12.30pm Central Library. A friendly, informal proggy mat making session. Help a traditional craft come back to life. Knit & Knatter Monday: Jarrow Library 1.30-3.30pm/Boldon Lane Library 2.00-3.30pm. Wednesday: Cleadon Park Library 10.00-12.00noon. Thursday: Whitburn Library 1.30-3.30pm. Friday: East Boldon Library 10.00 -12.00noon. Friendly knitting groups. Everyone is welcome from the beginner to experts. Computer Courses and Drop-in Sessions Open to anyone aged over 50, Age UK runs courses at a number of libraries, 1 to book a place or for further details contact Age UK on 0191 456 6903 Councillor Surgery Saturday: Whitburn Library 9.30-10.30am A monthly session, for advice and assistance from a local councillor. Contact Whitburn Library for dates 0191 529 3412 Family History Sessions Drop in sessions take place every other Saturday between 10am and 11.30am at Cleadon Park Library. These sessions provide a basic introduction with helpful tips on how to conduct your own research. For more information call 0191 424 6194. We also run bookable sessions at South Shields Central Library every Friday between 10am and 4pm. These sessions provide in depth and guided support and help to trace family trees. A maximum of six 1 hour sessions can be booked. To book call 0191 424 7864 The People’s Café at South Shields Central Library. Monday - Friday 10am – 3pm Offer a selection of homemade light meal from £1.50. Healthy Cookery Demonstrations are held every Tuesday at 12.15pm, Volunteer With Us - Volunteers are central in running the People’s Café. The People’s Café is run by Tyneside Mind in partnership with South Tyneside Libraries. All profits made from the café go back to support Tyneside Mind. Reading Rebels – Are You a Teen and Like Reading? Why not join us at East Boldon Library every 3rd Thursday of the month 4.30-5.30pm South of Tyne Sensory Support Groups Hebburn Library 2nd Friday of every month, 12.30-1.30pm Do you have hearing/sight loss? Come along to our information stand on sight and hearing loss. For more info contact Rebecca Miller on 18002 0191 454 5500 or [email protected] South Shields Local History Group 1st Monday of the month 5pm - 6.50pm It provides an opportunity to share your interests with members, contribute to the newsletter and to “get involved” with group activities / projects. South Shields Local History Group Talk 3rd Monday of the month 5pm - 6.50pm South Shields Central Library www.southshieldslhg.org.uk Write Together South Shields Central Library. Friday 10.30am-12.30pm. Enjoy writing? Why not join our group? (Room next to cafe) Website: writetogethershields.wordpress.com Children's Activities... For more info. log onto: www.southtyneside.gov.uk/libraries Baby Bounce: Central Children's Library, South Shields. Tuesdays 10-11am. Gentle knee bouncing & finger rhymes for babies, suitable for babies of all ages. Bookstart Bear Club: A free fun membership club for all babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Sign up and get rewards when you share stories, books and rhymes in the library. To sign up and receive your free membership pack, contact your local Library. Chatterbooks: Central Children’s Library, South Shields. Every second Saturday of the month 1.30pm-2.30pm. Love reading? Like to talk? Want to meet new friends? Reading group for children aged 8-12 years. To book your place call 0191 424 7885. Children's Knitting Club: Central Children's Library, South Shields. Wednesdays 4.30 - 5.30pm. Everyone is welcome, led by friendly library staff and volunteers. Free drop-in. Children’s Play Station Club: South Shields Central Children’s Library. Mondays 4.00 - 6.30pm. Many games, half hour sessions. South Tyneside Libraries ask... Are you the parent or guardian of a baby or child under the age of 8? Do you love to share books with your child? Do you have a talent for writing? Can you commit to reading a book and writing a review within 4 weeks? 2 Would you like us to share your reviews with other parents and carers on South Tyneside Libraries Facebook and Twitter pages? If this sounds like you ask in the Children’s Library for a Book Review Volunteer’s Application Form. Wobbly Walkers: Interactive music and rhyme sessions for families with toddlers who are learning to walk. (ages 1 - 2 years) Contact your local Library for details. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Sunday 6th September 10am-2pm. Car Boot Sale at Souter Lighthouse, Coast Road, Whitburn. Pick up a bargain or clear your clutter! Booking not needed. The car boot sales take place on the north side of Souter which is the old site of Marsden Village. Sellers arrive from 9am to set up. £10 per vehicle for sellers. Entry for buyers is by donation. Soup ‘n’ Roll Lunches available to everyone at All Saints’ Parish Hall, Cleadon. Recommencing from 8th September, every Tuesday from 11.45am-1.15pm. Why not pop in on a regular basis or even from time to time after shopping, or going for a healthy walk. For only £3.00 you will get a steaming hot bowl of homemade soup and a bread roll followed by a cup of tea or coffee with a piece of delicious homemade cake. This community facility has been running now for a number of years and has become very popular. Hope to see you there! Wednesday 9th–Saturday 12th September 7.30pm/2.30pm. Catherine Cookson's The Cinder Path. Customs House, Mill Dam, South Shields. Price: £13 / £11 (Conc.) / £10 Friends / £23 Meal. 0191 454 1234. Ion Productions create and present the world premiere adaptation of the much loved Catherine Cookson novel, The Cinder Path. Spanning the years this fantastic drama portrays a man in search of himself driven along by outside forces, and carries the audience from rural Northumberland to the horror of the trenches of the First World War. Thursday 10th- Sunday 13th September. Heritage Open Days in Tyne and Wear 2015 Full programme from Libraries/Tourist Info. Centres/www.hodstw.org.uk Thursday 10th September 11am-11.30am & 2pm-2.30pm. Unearthed: Ancient Pottery Arbeia Roman Fort, Baring Street, South Shields. Find out what types of pottery have been unearthed at Arbeia over the years. Free, donations welcome. Places are limited, booking required. Email [email protected] to book your place. As part of Heritage Open Days we're offering you the opportunity to attend a session led by our expert archaeologist on pottery. You'll get hands on with a number of pieces of pottery that have been unearthed at Arbeia during the excavations over the years. You'll discover the different types of pottery that were used by the Romans, what they used them for and how they were created. Thursday 10th September 12pm. Hookey Walker's Farewell to Shields South Shields Museum, Ocean Road. Dr Keith Armstrong performs a Victorian poem as part of Heritage Open Days 2015. Free, tickets should be booked in advance. All advance bookings will receive a Hooky Walker souvenir broadsheet. Sit back and listen to the poetic sounds of Dr. Keith Armstrong as he tells the tale of a Victorian South Shields.
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