Broadstone Library Opening Hours:


Monday to Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday 9am-2pm Tel: 01202 693504


Email: broadstonelibrary@poole.gov.uk www.poole.gov.uk/libraries


• Books/DVDs/Blu-rays/CDs/Audiobooks/eBooks for all the family to borrow and hire


• Computers with free access to the Internet, printing, scanning and laminating facilities


• Free WiFi • Photocopier • Daily newspapers and magazines to read • Tea, coffee and biscuits available


• Reading glasses, Chartmedia children’s posters and activity books available to purchase


Stepping Stones Reading Group Mondays, 11am-12pm


Bookstart Rhymetime for U5s Tuesdays, 10.45-11.15am


Homework Club Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 3-4.30pm, term-time only. With Homework Helper, Mr B.


Storytime for U5s Thursdays, 11-11.30am


NEW! Code Club Thursdays, 3.45-4.45pm. Term time only. Starts 12th October – booking essential.


Make Friends with a Book Thursdays, 10.45am-12pm


Colour Yourself Calm Adult Colouring Thursdays, 2-3pm


Knit & Natter Fridays, 10.30am-12pm


Children’s Games Hour & Lego Club Saturdays, 10.30-11.30am and 11.30am-12.30pm


Reading Groups & Computer Buddy Please ask in branch for details.


Everyone is welcome to join and membership is free! Why not come along and see what your local library has to offer you!


NEW! What’s On in Poole Libraries Events Brochure Sep- Dec 2017


For full details of all events, pick up a free brochure from your local library or download a copy from the website. Call the 24/7 booking line on 01202 262449, email libraries@ poole.gov.uk or ask at any library.


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Fun Palaces


Saturday 7th October, 10am-1pm Join us at the library for special activities run by local groups that are fun for all ages – come along to find out more!


Using Ancestry Online Tuesday 10th October, 2-4pm


Need help with your journey to discovering your past? See our family history volunteer for some guidance and use Ancestry in the library to do your research (own laptop or tablet needed).


Jenny Oliver “Poole’s History in 35 objects”


Thursday 12th October, 11am-12noon To celebrate National Libraries Week, we have invited local historian Jenny Oliver to entertain and inform us with her new illustrated presentation “Poole History in 35 objects”. Booking required.


Man Booker Prize Winner


Wednesday 18th October, 1-1.30pm Hear an extract being read from the Man Booker Prize winning book and see what you think. Booking required.


Find Out More about Dementia


Thursday 19th October, 10am-12noon Drop in to see Dementia Friend, Peter Jones, who will be at the library with advice, help and support on Dementia and opportunities for getting involved.


Collage Illustration Workshop


Monday 23rd October, 10.30am-11.30am Learn about how children’s illustrator and author Susan Steggall creates her picture books. Come along and have a go at making your own collage illustration! For ages 4 to 11, booking required.


Fantastic for Families – Collage of Poole


Friday 27th October, 10.30am-11.30am We have gone collage crazy this half term. Join us for our craft event and add to our collage of Poole!


An Introduction to the iPad / Android Tablets:


See in branch for details A FREE 90 minute demonstration by Happy Lappy. Bring your own device and use the library’s wi-fi or just come along and listen.


Online Basics for Complete Beginners See in branch for details


This FREE course is made up of three two-hour learning sessions, covering topics including using the mouse, keyboard, internet and email.


Computer courses and demonstrations are open to library members and non-members. Places are limited, so book now: 01202 262449 (24 hours), email libraries@poole.gov.uk or ask at any library.


To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email karen@broadstonelink.co.uk


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