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  1. A family reading a book inside the Story Explorers Exhibition
    Free

    Relaxed Afternoon for Families: Story Explorers

    Join us for a sensory friendly opening of Story Explorers: A Journey Through Imaginary Worlds. For families with children aged 2–11.

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  2. Adult and child create art together using clay, rolling pins, cutters and natural materials.
    Free

    Family Workshop: Sensory Story Worlds

    Join us for a visual impairment friendly story adventure at the Library.

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  3. A row of brick houses, with steep steps to the front doors; multi-coloured balloons are tied to one set of handrails.
    Free

    Summer Scholars Lunchtime Talks

    American atheist pamphlet literature, and the ‘Gay and Lesbian History on Stamps Club’.

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  4. A grand stone edifice, with a large arch in the middle, and two smaller arches either side, surrounded by large trees. in leaf.
    Free

    Summer Scholars Lunchtime Talks

    The U.S. Supreme Court, and an American Revolution-inspired ‘Triumphal Arch’ in Yorkshire.

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  5. cast of The Thursday Murder Club with Richard Osman

    The Thursday Murder Club: An Evening with Richard Osman, Chris Columbus and Special Guests

    Join us for a special evening celebrating The Thursday Murder Club from page to screen.

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  6. A medieval European map of the world shown as a large circle with different drawings and features
    Free

    Summer Scholars Lunchtime Talks

    The challenges of looking for hidden women mapmakers in the archives, and Venezuela’s Guayana Project.

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  7. Two children playing, one sits on a mat on the floor with and adult, the other child is drawing on a blackboard
    Free

    Family Station: Explore and Play

    Explore the Library with our creative offer, designed with families.

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  8. A simple map of Barbados outlined with blue and with mountains depicted in the north of the island.
    Free

    Summer Scholars Lunchtime Talks

    Join us to hear about early modern Barbados and American 'zines.

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  9. Cracked brown earth.
    Free

    Summer Scholars Lunchtime Talks

    The ‘reporter protagonist’ in Black periodicals, and using sound and performance in climate change research.

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