Ollerton Library

Library led events & groups

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Rattle, Rhyme and Roll

Every Friday (term time only).

2pm to 2.30pm

Our Rattle, Rhyme and Roll sessions are relaxed, friendly rhyme sessions for babies and toddlers. 

They are a chance for you to have fun, share rhymes and songs with your child, and meet other parents.

Sessions last about 30 minutes and are free.

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Reading Group: Crime

First Tuesday of every month

11 AM

Discuss this month's chosen crime novel.

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Lego Club

Every Monday and Saturday

Monday: 4-5pm; Saturday: 10am-12pm

Make new friends and enjoy building your own designs – what will you create?
We provide the Lego, just bring your imagination!

For ages 4+, adult supervision required. 
Not suitable for under 4 due to small parts.

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Craft and Chat

Every Wednesday

2pm - 4pm

Anyone and any craft welcome! No fee, just 50p for a tea or coffee

Join us for our Craft and Chat Group, whether you're a seasoned crafter or just starting out, everyone is welcome!

Bring along your knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, or any other craft project you're working on, and enjoy the company of like-minded individuals. 

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Places of Welcome

Every Friday starting 25 April 2025

10am - 11am

Drop in for a complimentary cuppa and a chat with friendly faces. Meet new people, find things out, share your skills or just have a drink and relax. Everyone welcome!
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Ollerton Writers Club

Every Other Saturday

9.30am

Come and meet other writers at Ollerton Library

Discuss the craft, share your work and make new friends.

Fiction- Non Fiction – Poetry- Playwriting – Screenwriting

All Welcome

For further information email : ollertonwriters@gmail.com

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Code Club

Every Saturday

10 - 11am

For children aged 9-13. Learn to code with Scratch and python. To join please email: sfepartnership@gmail.com

The aim of Code Club is to inspire the next generation to get excited about computer science and digital making.

To do this, they support a nationwide network of volunteers and educators who run free coding clubs for children to build and share their ideas, learning along the way.