What`s On

What’s On
in Poole Libraries
Feature
•Write a poem for
National Libraries Day
•Murder and mayhem with
Pauline Rowson
•Reading Hack
•World Book Day
•Shakespeare Week
•English Touring Opera
Events
January > March
2016
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What’s On?
As usual, we’ve got lots of things on for all the family, including
authors, Shakespeare, opera, and lots of stories and crafts. For
National Libraries Day, write a poem telling us why you love your
library for the chance to win a Kindle Fire.
All our events are free but we suggest a donation of £2 for our
adult author events. There is limited space in most libraries so
make sure you get a ticket in advance to avoid disappointment!
‘‘
All you need in life is truth and
beauty and you can find both
at the library.
Studs Terkel
’’
Meet an author
Nicola Cornick
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Saturday 23 January, 2– 3.30pm
Poole Central Library
Nicola is a bestselling novelist and
historian, who published her first
Regency romance with Harlequin
Mills & Boon in 1998. Her latest novel,
House of Shadows, is a thrilling time
slip novel which tells the true historical
story of the secret marriage of William Craven and Elizabeth,
the Winter Queen, daughter of King James I.
Meet Nicola to find out more about the history of the Craven
family and the Winter Queen; her experience of writing about
Ashdown House and her career as one of the first British Mills &
Boon writers to be sold in America.
Pauline Rowson: Murder, mystery and mayhem
Wednesday 10 February, 2– 3.30pm
Poole Central Library
Adventure, mystery and heroes have always
fascinated and thrilled Pauline Rowson.
That and her love of the sea has led her to
create her police procedural crime novels
featuring sailing detective DI Andy Horton and
marine thriller series featuring Royal Marine
Commando Art Marvik.
Join Pauline for her lively and entertaining talk
when you’ll hear about the inspiration behind
her crime novels and how she researches,
plots and writes them.
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Frank Hewitt: Poole in a World of Fantasy
a cartoon survey of an English seaside town
Wednesday 24 February, 2–3.30pm
Poole Central Library
Retired teacher and member of Poole
Leisure Painters, Frank Hewitt introduces
his new book of cartoons of Poole and
the surrounding area. How will he see
your favourite part of the town?
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Wednesday 23 March, 2 – 3.30pm
Poole Central Library
Discover an exciting new crime series
featuring Detective Leone Scamarcio,
son of a former Mafioso, possibly one of
the last honest men in Italy. Nadia is a
documentary maker and writer, intrigued by
the dark ambiguities of Italian society and
Rome in particular.
for adults
New Year, get online
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Wednesdays 6 & 13 January, 10am–12pm
Rossmore Library
New computer or tablet for Christmas? Not sure
what to do? Come and see our Computer Buddy
for some help.
New Year present swap
Wednesday 6 January, 10.30am–12.30pm
Canford Cliffs Library
Tuesday 12 January, 10.30am–12pm
Canford Heath Library
Do you have Christmas presents that you cannot make use of?
Bring them along to our gift exchanges and swap them for
something different.
New Year, New You
Saturday 9 January, 10.30am–12pm, Creekmoor Library
Find a new look for the New Year with a make-up demo by Trudy
from The Body Shop.
New Year, volunteer!
Find out more about volunteering with the
home library service.
Rossmore Library
Monday 18 January, 10.30am –12pm
Canford Heath Library
Thursday 4 February, 10am –12pm
Oakdale Library
Monday 8 February, 11am –12pm
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for adults
New year, relax . . . Colour yourself calm
We’ll provide pictures and pencils, so you can enjoy
the company and the colouring.
Branksome Library Tuesdays, 11am–12pm
Broadstone Library Thursdays, 2pm–3pm
Canford Cliffs Library
Wednesdays, 10.30am– 12.30pm
Canford Heath Library
Thursdays, 10am– 12pm
Creekmoor Library Fridays, 2– 3pm
Hamworthy Library Wednesdays, 2 – 3pm
Oakdale Library Mondays, 2– 3pm
Parkstone Library Fridays, 12.30– 2pm
Poole Central Library Tuesdays, 10– 11am
Rossmore Library Mondays, 10.30am–12pm
New Year, discover social media
Wednesday 13 January, 11am, Poole Central Library
Wednesday 10 February, 11am, Parkstone Library
Wednesday 9 March, 11am, Broadstone Library
Interested in learning more about Facebook and
Twitter, or perhaps you want to be able to video chat
with friends and family using Skype or FaceTime?
Join Social Media specialist Reda Lyle for a free
hour-long session, especially for beginners.
Please bring a laptop, tablet or smartphone to connect to
the library’s free Wi-Fi and take part in these sessions.
Booking essential.
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The Costa Book Awards is one of the
UK’s most prestigious and popular literary
prizes and recognises some of the most
enjoyable books of the year, written by
authors based in the UK and Ireland.
Monday 4 – Saturday 9 January, Poole Central Library
Be the first to find out which titles have won the category prizes.
Which is your favourite for Book of the Year?
Monday 18 January, 10.30am–12pm, Creekmoor Library
Tuesday 26 January, Broadstone Library
View and discuss the winners at both libraries, have a coffee
and borrow your favourites.
Friday 29 January, 10.30 – 11.30am,
Oakdale Library
Discuss last year’s Book of the Year,
H is for Hawk by Helen McDonald.
Collect a copy from December onwards.
Making sense of the Census
Wednesdays 13 & 20 January
2.30 – 3.30pm and 3.30– 4.30pm Parkstone Library
Led by Katie Heaton from Poole History Centre.
Discover how to use Ancestry to trace your family tree. Find out
some top tips for using census records and the potential pitfalls.
Bring your family information to guide your search; all questions
and problems welcome.
Booking essential.
You must know how to use
a computer for this session.
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for adults
Writing Creatively
Tuesday 26 January, 10am–12pm
Parkstone Library
Have you got a novel inside you waiting to come out? Take the
first steps from brain to page with this beginners’ workshop.
Ribbon Embroidery Demonstration
Tuesday 26 January, 11.30am–1pm, Branksome Library
Learn how to create beautiful ribbon embroidery with Heather
Wright. Booking essential.
New Year, New Quiz
Friday 29 January, 10.30am–12pm, Creekmoor Library
Join us for our well attended monthly coffee and quiz with our
new book related charades round - 4 words, sounds like pound!
National Storytelling Week
30 January – 6 February
Make Friends with a Book at one of our shared reading groups.
Stories and poems are read aloud. You can listen and enjoy the
coffee, company and chat. Just turn up at your nearest library.
Broadstone Library Monday 1 February, 11am –12pm
Oakdale Library Monday 1 February, 2.30–4.30pm
Poole Central Library Tuesday 2 February, 2–3pm
Creekmoor Library Wednesday 3 February, 2–3pm
Broadstone Library Thursday 4 February, 10.45am –12pm
Rossmore Library Thursday 4 February, 11am –1pm
National Libraries Day
Saturday 6 February
Celebrate your library today with
coffee and cake, quizzes, games,
crosswords, storytimes, and
children’s craft activities.
More details in your local library.
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways
We know you love your library to the moon
and back, so write us an eight line poem
telling us why, and win a Kindle Fire!*
Collect an entry form from your library
or download it from
www.poole.gov.uk/libraries from 9 January.
All entries will be displayed in libraries.
*Kindle Fire prize for entrants aged 13+,
book prize for entrants aged 6– 12.
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for adults
February is ...
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans
History Month
Find a great selection of books
by LGBT authors in all our libraries
throughout February. If your
favourite isn’t there, just ask us
to add it!
We’re supporting Wear Red Day
Friday 5 February
Join in: Wear It. Beat It.
Grand book sale
Friday 5 & Saturday 6 February
Poole Central Library
Donate your unwanted books for the library to sell.
Flower arranging demonstration
Tuesday 9 February, 2pm, Branksome Library
Learn how to arrange a beautiful bouquet with Sandra Forbes,
international flower arranger.
Coffee morning with games and
a crossword challenge
Mondays 10.30am–12pm, Rossmore Library
A free piece of Sue’s delicious homemade cake for the first
person to complete the crossword!
Pop up reading group:
‘Nation’ by Terry Pratchett
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Wednesday 17 February, 2.30pm
Broadstone Library
One of the country’s favourite authors,
Terry Pratchett said this book “wrote itself and
dragged me after”. It has been described as
“thought provoking and sweet”, “bursting with
fun, driven by action” and “profound, subtle
and original”. It’s a great choice to launch our new Teen Reading
Group. Come along and find out more.
Great Daffodil Tea Parties
with Poole Marie Curie Fundraising group
Tuesday 23 February, 10.30am– 12.30pm
all libraries
Eine Einladung zum Kaffee
Wednesday 24 February, 10am–12pm
Canford Cliffs Library
Come and meet fellow German speakers or
just come and have coffee and a chat while you
discover our displays on a German theme.
Wir laden Sie ein, sich mit anderen deutschsprachigen zu treffen,
oder einfach nur auf einen Kaffee und Schnack vorbeizukommen
und sich unsere Auslagen rund um das Thema Deutsch
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for adults
Fairtrade Fortnight
Fairtrade Stall
Saturday 27 February – Friday 4 March
Creekmoor Library
Find out about Fairtrade and buy goodies from
volunteers from St Paul’s and St George’s Churches.
Fun quizzes for all the family too.
How to be a Fairtrader exhibition
Monday 29 February – Saturday 12 March
Oakdale Library
Discover more about Fairtrade products and practices.
Coffee Mornings
Rossmore Library Monday 29 February, 10.30am –12pm
Hamworthy Library Friday 4 March, 10am –12pm
Rossmore Library Monday 7 March, 10.30am –12pm
Broadstone Library Wednesday 9 March, 10.30am –12pm
Short and sweet flower arranging for beginners
Friday 4 March, 10.30am– 12.30pm
Broadstone Library
No Smoking Day
Wednesday 9 March, all libraries
Find out how libraries can support you
when you’re giving up smoking.
Celebrate International Women’s
Day on Tuesday 8 March
Books by and about women on
display in our libraries.
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Women Welcome Women
WorldWide
Tuesday 8 March, 6pm, Parkstone Library
5W fosters international friendship by enabling
women of different countries to visit one another.
Come along and hear some travellers’ tales.
Free treatments
Tuesday 8 March, 10am–12pm, Poole Central Library
Beauty therapy students from Bournemouth and Poole
College offer you a free manicure, hand and arm massage,
or Indian head massage.
Bring and buy children’s clothes and toys sale
Wednesday 16 March, 11.30am–12.30pm
Branksome Library
Conserving
Kingston Lacy
Wednesday 16 March
11am–12pm
Canford Cliffs Library
Illustrated talk by National
Trust Volunteer John Hallett.
Booking essential.
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for adults
2016 is the 400th anniversary of
William Shakespeare’s death.
Celebrate his life and work with
people across the world.
Celebrating Shakespeare
Friday 11 & Wednesday 16 March
11am– 12noon, Parkstone Library
Join our reading groups for a
celebration and appreciation of
Shakespeare.
Brush up your Shakespeare
Courtesy of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Monday 14 – Saturday 19 March
Broadstone Library
Borrow from our display to rediscover
the Bard’s great words.
What do you know about Shakespeare?
Friday 18 March, 10am–12pm, Hamworthy Library
Saturday 19 March, 11am– 12pm, Rossmore Library
Join us for Shakespeare quizzes and crosswords and find out
more about Shakespeare’s life over a cup of coffee.
See page 25 for more events for children and families.
Give and grow: a spring plant swap
Saturday 19 – Thursday 24 March
Creekmoor Library
Get some new plants for your garden for free!
Twiggs Gardening Club will be on hand to give help
and advice on Saturday 19 March.
Jobs Hubs at Poole Libraries
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If you need help with job searching,
CV and application writing or interview
skills, come to one of our Jobs Hubs
at Poole Libraries:
Poole Central Library
Tuesdays, 10am–1pm
Rossmore Library
Wednesdays, 11am– 2pm
and Thursdays 10am–12pm
Hamworthy Library
Mondays, 10am –12pm
No appointment necessary - just drop in.
For more information, email poolejobshub@gmail.com
or ring 07546511801
Canford Heath Job Club Tuesdays, 11.30am –4pm
Business Seminars at
Poole Enterprise Library
Poole Enterprise Library, in Poole Central
Library is free to use and everyone is welcome.
Our regular free seminars take place on the second Monday
of the month at 11am and cover a range of topics relevant to
start-ups and existing businesses. Topics coming up this quarter
include Social Media (11 January) and the Tourism Industry
(14 March). For more information visit www.poole.gov.uk/
Libraries-Business or email n.ohora@poole.gov.uk.
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for young people
Reading Hack launch night
Thursday 21 January, 6.30–8.30pm
Poole Central Library
Are you aged 13 – 25 and passionate about
reading? Join the Reading Hack to share,
inspire and celebrate reading and influence
the future of the library.
‘Hack’ means changing something in an
extraordinary way: can you think of new ways
to get young people reading?
Come along, meet our young volunteers, and
find out more about one of the most exciting
volunteering opportunities you’ll ever see.
Discover the Reading Hack curated
collection – books chosen by the
volunteers for you to read and enjoy as much
as they have!
Free food and drinks, like-minded people,
and lots and lots of books.
Don’t miss out!
For more information, call Katy on 01202
262429 or email k.waters@poole.gov.uk
Visit http://readinghack.readingagency.org.uk
to learn more about the Reading Agency
programme.
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We are pleased to announce
that all ten Poole Libraries
are Arts Award Supporters.
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Attendance or volunteering at any of our events and activities will
count towards your Arts Award. To find out more about Arts Award,
visit www.artsaward.org.uk
New Year peace dove craft
Saturday 9 January, 11am–12pm
Canford Heath Library
Paddington Bear week
Monday 11 – Saturday 16 January
Broadstone Library
Pantomime crafts
Saturday 16 January, 11am– 12pm, Poole Central Library
Winnie the Pooh crafts & colouring
Monday 18 January, 3.30 – 4.30pm, Hamworthy Library
It’s Winnie the Pooh’s birthday! Booking required.
Winter crafts
Saturday 30 January, 11am– 12pm, Poole Central Library
Chinese New Year craft for children
Saturday 30 January, 10.30 – 11.30am
Oakdale Library
Monkey around at our fun children’s craft activity.
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for children
Miniature Worlds Display
January and February
Hamworthy Library
Inspired by the ‘Small Stories’
exhibition at the V&A Museum of
Childhood, we would like your
contributions of miniature objects.
Tell us the story behind your Doll’s
House and why it brings you pleasure.
Bring in a picture of it to display in our cabinet for others to enjoy
or, even better, lend us some of its furniture or inhabitants!
St George’s Pre-School gallery
Friday 8 – Friday 22 January, Oakdale Library
Learn how to bake a book!
Saturday 30 January, 10.30am–12pm
Creekmoor Library
To mark the start of National Storytelling Week,
join children’s author and illustrator Ella Burfoot
for a fun reading and storytelling session
based on her book Recipe for a Story.
Ella, in various disguises and using a mixing
bowl of props, will help you to create your
very own story. There will be colouring
and collaging too.
Don’t forget to borrow a bundle of
story books to enjoy throughout the week!
Harry Potter party
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Thursday 4 February, 4–5pm
Rossmore Library
It’s Harry Potter Book night! Join us for a
reading from the Harry Potter books by
J.K.Rowling, crafts and a Harry Potter quiz.
Come in fancy dress and join in the fun.
Make your own bookmark craft
Saturday 6 February, 11.30am-12.30pm, Hamworthy Library
Chinese New Year starts on
Monday 8 February and it’s the
Year of the Monkey. Join us for crafts
and storytimes. Little monkeys welcome!
Crafts
Saturday 6 February, 11am– 12pm, Poole Central Library
Saturday 13 February, 10.30am– 12pm, Broadstone Library
Family event
Monday 8 February, 4 – 5.30pm, Creekmoor Library
Come and help celebrate the Year of the Monkey by decorating
the library with bunting and Chinese fire crackers. Also see
what our fortune cookies are predicting!
Storytime
Tuesday 9 February, 11– 11.30am, Parkstone Library
Stories with a special Monkey theme. Ages 3–5.
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for children
Cyber Security
an introduction for families
Tuesday 9 February
4.30–5.15pm
Poole Central Library
Want to become more Cyber Secure? Learn alongside your
children in a simple and fun 45 minute workshop. We will explore
the meaning of cyber security, best practice for using passwords,
and have fun with a Cyber Quiz.
In our fast paced world finding time to research online safety
for our families is a challenge, and it’s now more important than
ever. Come by yourself or bring young people with you and we’ll
explore the topic together in a fun, interactive way.
So join us and start your own families’ Cyber Secure future!
Find out more from the UK Safer Internet Centre at
www.saferinternetday.org.uk
Decorate a paper heart
All January - mid February, Hamworthy Library
Share the love! Help us make the library love-ly
for our Valentine’s display.
Valentine’s Day crafts
Thursday 11 February, 3.30-4.30pm, Hamworthy Library
Thursday 11 February, 4-5pm, Rossmore Library
Saturday 13 February, 11am-12pm, Poole Central Library
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half term
The Magic Paintbrush by Treehouse Theatre
Tuesday 16 February, 10.30 – 11.30am
Canford Cliffs Library
An interactive storytelling of a Chinese Folktale
by Treehouse Theatre. Kindly funded by The
Friends of Canford Cliffs Library. Ages 4–11.
Booking essential.
Chinese New Year crafts
Tuesday 16 February
10.30am– 12.30pm
Branksome Library
Make a bird feeder
Wednesday 17 February, 10.30– 11.30am, Creekmoor Library
Join us and have fun making a bird feeder to take home and
enjoy. See what birds you can encourage into your garden.
Ages 4-11.
How many types of monkeys are there?
Wednesday 17 February, 11am–12noon, Parkstone Library
Monkey themed craft activity – help us make a jungle collage.
Ages 5-11.
Teddy bears’ picnic
Wednesday 19 February, 11am–12pm, Hamworthy Library
Bring your teddy bear to our picnic and listen to teddy bear
stories and sing songs. Refreshments provided.
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Just how smelly was the 18th century?
Friday 19 February, 10.30 – 11.30am, Oakdale Library
Local author, J.A. Ratcliffe explains
how to find out what life was like
in the 18th century, especially
for children; how smelly it was
and how she used her research
in her Smugglers’ Town Mysteries.
With fabulous props and some
hints and tips on how to create your
own stories set in the past.
Age 8-12. Booking essential.
Make a monkey puzzle tree
Friday 19 February, 10.30 – 11.30am
Canford Heath Library
Help us make a collage to decorate the library
Ages 5–11. Booking essential.
Stick ‘n’ paste
Friday 19 February, 4– 5pm, Rossmore Library
National Love Your Pet Day crafts
Saturday 20 February, 11am– 12pm, Poole Central Library
Join us to celebrate the love we have for our furry and
feathered friends. Bring along a picture of your pet to
add to our Pet Gallery,
and ‘make your own pet’!
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Come along
to our World
Book Day
storytimes and
rhymetimes
dressed as your
favourite character.
Sessions in all our libraries
during the week, see
www.poole.gov.uk/libraries
for dates and times.
Meet the Marvellous Martin Brown!
Saturday 27 February, 11am– 12pm, Broadstone Library
Join us in the build up to World Book Day for a morning of fun
with Horrible Histories illustrator Martin Brown. Learn more about
the Horrible Histories and pick up tips on illustration. You could
be the next big children’s book illustrator!
Make your own mini-book
Saturday 5 March, 11am–12pm, Canford Heath Library
Ages 5-11. Booking essential. 24
for children
Mothers’ Day crafts
Thursday 3 March, 4– 5pm, Rossmore Library
Design an Easter garden
Friday 4 March onwards, Oakdale Library
Collect a paper plate from the library, decorate it and
return it by Friday 18 March for our Easter display.
All entries receive a small chocolate egg!
Blue Peter Book Awards crafty collage session
Monday 7 March, 4– 5.30pm, Creekmoor Library
credit: Bob Workman
Laika the Spacedog
Saturday 19 March, 2–3pm
Hamworthy Library
Be inspired by Laika, the
first dog to orbit the Earth, in
this interactive, multi-awardwinning family production.
Follow the stray mongrel’s journey, from Gorky Park to her
training at the Baikonour Cosmodrome, through to the dramatic
launch of Sputnik 2 and its devastating consequences.
The story is told through dazzling music performed by nine
artists, an ingenious transforming set, video projection and,
of course, a puppet dog.
For children aged 7-11 and their families. Booking essential!
ShakeFEST!
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Join us for a week long festival
of Shakespearian shenanigans to
celebrate National Shakespeare Week.
Ignore the Ides of March (julius caesar)
by dropping in to experience our Tudor
Banqueting Hall in Poole Central Library. Teens, compare yourself to a summer’s
day, (sonnet 18) by adding a
Shakespearian ‘shelfie’ to our Instagram
Portrait Gallery. Indeed you could be as ‘merry as the day is long’
(much ado about nothing) with lots of fun quizzes, wordplay and
much more all week!
Toe Tapping Tempest
Saturday 12 March, 2 – 3pm, Poole Central Library
A Beatbudz presentation. Come along on a dreamy seaside
journey as we play games, make music and learn how to boogie
with the Bard! For ages 4–11.
Shakespeare fun and frolics
Oakdale Library Saturday 12 March, 10.30–11.30am
Poole Central Library Monday 14 March, 3.30–5pm
Hamworthy Library
Thursday 17 March, 3– 4pm
Crafts, word fun and
treasure hunt for children
of all ages.
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Easter fun and crafts
Join us in the Easter holidays to make chicks, eggs
and bunnies – and there may be some chocolate too!
Canford Cliffs Library Saturday 19 March, 10.30–11.30am
Rossmore Library Wednesday 23 March, 4–5pm
Poole Central Library Saturday 26 March, 11am –12pm
Branksome Library Tuesday 29 March, 10.30am –12.30pm
Parkstone Library Wednesday 30 March, 11am –12noon
Canford Heath Library Friday 1 April, 10.30–11.30am
Egg Hunt
Hamworthy Library Thursday 31 March, 11–11.30am
Springtime Planting
Wednesday 30 March, 10.30 – 11.30am, Creekmoor Library
Learn about the best seeds to plant in spring. Have a go, see
what grows!! Age 4–11.
Spring has Sprung! craft activity
Friday 1 April, 10.30am-12pm, Broadstone Library
Puzzled or Worried about Dogs?
Friday 8 April, 11am-12pm, Oakdale Library
Meet Educational Officer SJ from Dogs Trust
and her special helper to learn all about
what a dog needs to stay happy and healthy
and to stay safe around dogs. Enjoy stories
and craft activities. Primary school age
children only. Booking essential.
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Contact us
Visit our website www.poole.gov.uk/libraries
Email us at libraries@poole.gov.uk
Or phone 01202 262449
Follow us
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Poole Libraries
Tickets and
booking details
All our events are free except where
stated, and we will be suggesting a donation
of £2 for our adult author events.
Please book in advance to make sure of your place.
Where events are charged, you can pay in person
at any Poole Library or by credit card by phoning
01202 262449.
Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Your local libraries
Poole Central
Dolphin Centre, Poole, BH15 1QE
Branksome
212 – 220 Ashley Road, Poole, BH14 9BY
Broadstone
10 Story Lane, Broadstone, Poole, BH18 8EQ
Canford Cliffs
Western Road, Canford Cliffs, Poole, BH13 7BN
Canford Heath
Mitchell Road, Poole, BH17 8UE
Creekmoor
34 Northmead Drive, Creekmoor, Poole, BH17 7XZ
Hamworthy
Blandford Road, Hamworthy, Poole, BH15 4BG
Oakdale
Wimborne Road, Poole, BH15 3EF
Parkstone
Britannia Road, Parkstone, Poole, BH14 8AZ
Rossmore
Herbert Avenue, Poole, BH12 4HR