FREE Creative writing Workshop for teenagers 14 - 18 with young poet Eshaal Arfan.
Sat 28th Nov, 10.00am - 12.00pm.
Book a space by emailing [email protected]
Here we have Charndon Close c1980, looking towards Christ Church, which can be seen between two blocks of flats on Taynton Walk. Southampton Street is close by. #ReadingLocalHistory
Performance Poetry:
A workshop with Alice d’Lumiere
Reading Central Library
Saturday 14 November
1 - 2.30pm, £4
Limited spaces, early booking recommended
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It's the turn of closes this month, first up is Dunstall Close, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1990. It is tucked away off School Road, near the Triangle, and is seen here on a lovely spring day. #ReadingLocalHistory
Help our Central Library celebrate 100 years of Winnie-the-Pooh with a Storytime and Crafting session this Friday!
30 Oct 11-12pm + 2.00-3.00pm. FREE, drop-in.
#PoohTurns100#AAMilne#HundredAcreWood
Performance Poetry:
A workshop with Alice d’Lumiere
Reading Central Library
Saturday 14 November
1 - 2.30pm, £4
Limited spaces, early booking recommended
To find out more and to book a space, scan the QR code or visit https://t.co/BCvIOTow1n
@AlicedLumiere
Join Museums Partnership Reading to explore the brilliant world of bats at Southcote Library. See our lesser horseshoe, pipistrelle, long-eared bat and skeleton wing specimens and make your own batty creation. FREE, drop-in. Saturday 31st October - 10.00am - 12.00pm
The 11am Rhymetime session at Whitley Library is cancelled this morning. There are alternative sessions at the Central Library at 10.15am and 11.15am and at Palmer Park Library at 10.30am. These other sessions are drop-in. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Still tickets left for TOMORROW at the bold new adaptation of The Tailor of Gloucester inspired by the tale by Beatrix Potter. Reading Central library, Wed 28 Oct, 11:30 & 14:30 Book at https://t.co/zaXBhFsqF6 For 4+, all must be seated.
We are indoors for this one, one of four views inside the Park Institute, Palmer Park Avenue, Reading, 1907. The institute was opened in Sept. 1907. This is the men's room containing groups of tables and chairs, and a snooker/pool table with lights over it. #ReadingLocalHistory
It's finally half term! Why not book for a bold new adaptation of The Tailor of Gloucester inspired by the tale by Beatrix Potter. Reading Central library, Wed 28 Oct, 11:30 & 14:30 Book at https://t.co/JOkkbZAyLZ For 4+, all must be seated.
The 11am Rhymetime session at Whitley Library is cancelled this morning. There are alternative sessions at the Central Library at 10.15am and 11.15am and at Palmer Park Library at 10.30am. These other sessions are drop-in. We apologise for any inconvenience.
The western end of Marlborough Avenue, Reading, seen from the corner of Redlands Road, c. 1910. On the north side, Nos. 1 and 3, 5 and 7, 9 and 11, and 13, 15, and 17 are visible. A P. O. Collier postcard this time! #ReadingLocalHistory
Central Library Coffee Morning
Monday 19th October 11am to 12pm.
Come and join us for our friendly coffee morning and hear all about Caversham Court Gardens and the Friends!
All welcome, free event.
Looking for half-term fun? Farnham Maltings is proud to present a bold new adaptation of The Tailor of Gloucester inspired by the tale by Beatrix Potter. Reading Central library, Wed 28 Oct, 11:30 & 14:30 Book at https://t.co/K6aaJ1bMm3 For 4+, all must be seated.
This is Grasmere Avenue, in the Kentwood area of Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1935, looking south-eastwards - another of H.A. Giles' postcards. The houses haven't changed much, but there is plenty of parking to be had in this photo! #ReadingLocalHistory