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Free family events at Wiltshire libraries this May

Wiltshire libraries host baby groups, free books and family events this May, alongside author talks and local history sessions across the county.



Wiltshire Council libraries are hosting a packed programme of family-friendly events this May, with baby and toddler sessions, free books and activities designed to support children’s early development alongside author talks and local history events. Families with young children are being encouraged to head to their local library, where Baby and Toddler mornings are taking...

Families invited to go green with Wiltshire Libraries this half term

Wiltshire Libraries Green Libraries Week



Wiltshire Libraries will be marking Green Libraries Week 2025 with a packed programme of free eco-themed events, activities and advice for families across the county. Running until Sunday 2 November, the national campaign celebrates how libraries are helping communities build a greener, more sustainable future. This year’s theme – Seeds of Change: Make a Difference with...

Wiltshire families with pre-schoolers encouraged to visit their local library

Wiltshire Libraries



Wiltshire Council is encouraging families with pre-schoolers to visit their local library and join in with a wide range of events to support pre-schoolers’ social skills and learning including baby days, story sharers and rhyme-time sessions. Baby days will take place at six Wiltshire libraries throughout November. The drop-in events are an opportunity for families...

Children challenged to keep reading all year round with the Story Adventurers’ Club





The Story Adventurers’ Club is a new reading challenge offered by Wiltshire Council libraries, aimed at inspiring four to 16 year-olds to read for pleasure all year round. The challenge was launched in Wiltshire Council libraries during Libraries Week (2-8 October) and aims to build on the momentum of the council’s popular Summer Reading Challenge...

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