Page updated: 30 November.
Our workshops run regularly throughout the year. You can find future events advertised on this page a few weeks in advance.
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We expect attendees to behave respectfully towards presenters, guests and other audience members.
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Lunchtime creative writing with Beth Godfrey

Online creative writing sessions in your lunch break. Led by poet and performer Beth Godfrey and inspired by themes including myth, folktales, and storytelling. Open to all aspiring writers. Suitable for those aged 12 and over.
Tuesday 5 December
12:30pm to 1:30pm
Online via Zoom.
Free. Book 'Lunchtime creative writing' via Eventbrite
Women's lives and writings: Online resources for everyone

Discover collections about pioneering women. Taking gender equality to new heights, these women left invaluable personal accounts and images of their travels, expeditions and exploits.
Library staff will demonstrate how to find these collections through the Library's free-to-use Digital Gallery and Learning Zone. This workshop includes a question and answer session.
Wednesday 6 December
3pm to 4pm
Online via Zoom.
Free. Book 'Women's lives and writings' via Eventbrite
Seasonal shadow puppets and stories workshop

A relaxed family workshop with artist Tessa Asquith-Lamb and storyteller Anne Hunter. Create magical shadow puppets, inspired by a traditional festive tale. It is suitable for accompanied children aged 6 and over. All materials are provided.
Saturday 9 December
11am to 12:30pm
George IV Bridge
Free. Book 'Shadow puppets and stories' via Eventbrite