As part of our National Year of Reading celebrations, Luton Libraries is launching a brand-new monthly podcast, Not So Quiet on the Library Front, on 1 June.
No Booking Required: listen on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/@lutonlibrariespodcast
Full of stories, ideas and conversations from across our libraries, the podcast brings reading to life in a fresh and accessible way. Whether you’re looking for inspiration, curious about what’s happening in your local libraries, or simply love a good listen, there will be something for you.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Accessing Council services online
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Join us for an exclusive online event with the multi-million copy bestelling author David Baldacci and Borrowbox! Don’t miss the award-winning author of the Walter Nash, Travis Devine, Amos Decker and Aloysius Archer series, as he discusses his pulse-pounding books, followed by a live audience Q&A.
Baldacci's latest release, Hope Rises is the sequel to his bestselling Nash Falls, telling the gripping story of how far one man will go when pushed to the edge.
The event will be shown on a screen in the Heritage Room on the 2nd Floor.
Refreshments £1.10.
Booking not required, but space is limited.
To view remotely please register at https://bolinda.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KphbXa9qS9KpvV67FCs5yA#/registration. (https://bolinda.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KphbXa9qS9KpvV67FCs5yA#/registration)
Join Black British Ballet for a fun-filled family dance adventure! Designed for children aged 3–5 and their grown-ups, this playful workshop uses music, movement and imagination to explore the joy of dance together in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Children must be accompanied by a parent/carer.
