Thursday’s session ‘The Book of Gaza’ features the work of Nayrouz Qarmout and Mona Abu Sharekh Litfest 2014 is almost … Continue reading Literary creatives spread the word at Litfest 2014 this week
Library bosses at Lancashire County Coouncil are asking people of all ages for their views on opening hours at local … Continue reading Library opening hours under review
A post-war image of Market Street leading to Market Square circa 1946. The centre of the square is still accessible … Continue reading Looking Back on Market Square: A ‘Sneak Peek” at Lancaster Library’s Exhibition
Lancaster Market Square with outdoor market, circa 1900. Image courtesy Lancashire County Museum Service An ongoing exhibition of photographs showing … Continue reading Memories of Market Square opens at Lancaster Library this weekend
Litfest present Tree of Leaf & Flame Tales from the Mabinogi at The Storey on February First Friday February’s First … Continue reading Latest First Friday art events announced – storyteller Daniel Morden, singer Evie Plumb head for Lancaster
Wednesday 20 November is the Transgender Day of Remembrance, commemorating those who have died as a result of transphobia, either … Continue reading Library Exhibition Celebrates Transgender Lives
Sam Spallucci is a whiskey drinking, chain-smoking, trumpet playing, sci-fi watching investigator of the paranormal. When we start a new … Continue reading Vampires stalk Lancaster in new book from A.S. Chambers… Oh my!
Krystina Kellingley Local author Krystina Kellingley, author of Our Street Books new children’s title Mistflower the Loneliest Mouse, and illustrator … Continue reading Mice day for it: children’s author Krystina Kellingley at Lancaster Library
Raising awareness of books for the under-fives and the benefits and joy that can be found from sharing stories with … Continue reading Share a Story Awards programme returns to local libraries
Lancashire residents are being encouraged to try a new hobby as part of the national Start Something campaign. From today … Continue reading Start something new in Lancashire’s libraries
