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LONG BUCKBY LIBRARY & HUB
guide: up to 8/9 years) to make their own Christmas cards. Monthly film nights: we are taking a break in December and films will resume in January. Please see our website: https://buckbylibraryhub.org/film-
Finally, many thanks to all who have come to events and activities, used our services or borrowed books at Buckby Library & Hub in 2025. Your support for our community managed charity is very much appreciated. Do you know we also have a Friends scheme? Will you become our Friend? You can find out more about it here: https://buckbylibraryhub.org/friends/.
an adult please. Tickets are £10/adult and £5 for under 16s. Refreshments will be available. Tickets from the library and the Peephole on the High Street.
Steve the Magician will be bringing his Crimbo Limbo Magic Show to the library on Monday 22nd December, 2–3.15pm. Approximate age guide: 3-
There will also be a Christmas crafts session for children on Tuesday 23rd December, 2.30-
Our December art exhibition will be dedicated to children’s art, this time featuring that of primary school age artist, Wyatt Watts. In January, we will be holding an exhibition by Faye Spencer. All our exhibitions are in the refreshment area during opening hours. Come and have a cuppa while appreciating the work of local artists.
James Hornsby is performing A Christmas Carol at the library on Tuesday 16th December starting at 6.30pm (doors open at 6.00). It’s suitable for children aged 8 and above (as well as all adults). Under 12s should be accompanied by
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