Showing posts with label Hucknall library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hucknall library. Show all posts

Monday, 8 October 2012

Event - Packed programme of attractions with archivist, writer and artists (Hucknall)

HUCKNALL Library has a packed programme of events for the season ahead.


A free drop in archivist session takes place on Friday October 19 from 10am-12 noon.

An archivist from Nottinghamshire Archives will be available to talk about the documents libraries look after, answer questions about family or local history or explain how we can help with your research and finding out more.

On the same day from 11-2pm, author Bernard Jefford will be signing copies of his book entitled, Once A Busman.

And don’t miss the chance during half-term to take part in The Big Draw.

From Saturday October 20 to 27 from 10-4pm at The Gallery, there will be a chance to get creative in lots of free activities for the young and young at heart.

From: http://www.hucknalldispatch.co.uk/community/packed-programme-of-attractions-with-archivist-writer-and-artists-1-5002421

Wednesday, 2 May 2012

Event - Aviation talk to celebrate library’s birthday (Hucknall)

A TALK on Nottinghamshire’s aviation history has been cleared for take-off as part of celebrations to mark the 125th anniversary of Hucknall Library.


The event at the Market Place venue will be led by Howard Heeley, of the Newark Air Museum, on Friday May 18. It is free of charge and anyone is welcome.

The talk is part of a packed programme of events to commemorate the library’s landmark anniversary.

Already it has launched a celebratory calendar, while an illustrated talk, entitled ‘Byron And Sport’, will be held on Friday June 8.

From: http://www.hucknalldispatch.co.uk/community/aviation-talk-to-celebrate-library-s-birthday-1-4504101

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Events - Celebration events to mark 125 years of Hucknall Library

CELEBRATION events to mark the 125th anniversary of Hucknall Library are set to come thick and fast over the coming months.
The Market Place venue was built in 1886 at a cost of £2,000, although the official opening was delayed until the following year because of a lack of books.
Staff are continuing celebrations of the landmark with a talk by Annesley Woodhouse author Martin Weiss on Saturday March 17.
His presentation will cover 250 years of history in 30 minutes with a focus on mining and railways.
Other attractions lined up later this month (on dates to be announced) include a visit by thriller author Stephen Booth and a schools’ visit aimed at bringing the world of books to life.
A talk by a Nottingham archivist is scheduled for Friday March 23.
Well-known Hucknall historian Maureen Newton will host a question-and-answer session on Friday April 13.
On Friday May 18, the anniversary celebrations take flight with a talk on Nottinghamshire’s aviation heritage by Howard Heeley, of the Newark Air Museum.
And then an illustrated talk, entitled ‘Byron And Sport’ by Ralph Lloyd-Jones, on Friday June 8 will coincide with the Hucknall-based International Byron Festival.

Wednesday, 4 January 2012

Event - Family History Session (Hucknall)

This Saturday 7 January 2012between 10:00am - 12:00pm at Hucknall library.

Free event. Family history experts on hand to offer help and guidance with family trees.

Futher details at: http://ht.ly/8hUOI