Upcoming events at Kirklees libraries include a live screening with Sir David Attenborough, a free Ghost writing workshop and more, full details below:
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Sir David
Attenborough in Conversation with Chris Watson: Live Screening from the BL
The
2017 Longplayer Conversation brings together long-time collaborators,
naturalist and broadcaster, Sir David Attenborough, and sound recordist,
Chris Watson. Join us for what promises to be a fascinating conversation
informed by their shared interests and experiences as sound recordists in
the natural world.
Mon
27 Nov // 7 - 8.30pm // Huddersfield Library
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Edgerton - Home to
a Victorian Elite: local history lunchtime talk
Local
author and historian David Griffiths will present a talk about Edgerton
in the Victorian era, home to many of Huddersfield's most affluent
people, and some of the area's most stunning architecture.
Light
refreshments will be provided.
Wed 15 Nov // 1 - 2pm //
Huddersfield Library
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Ghost Story
Writing Workshop with Adam Z. Robinson
As
part of The
Book of Darkness & Light's
2017 tour, writer Adam Z. Robinson is hosting a series of ghost
story writing workshops.
You'll look at ways into your own gothic short stories, developing and
unleashing your skills as a writer. Age
17+
Sat
9 Dec // 1 - 3.30pm // Huddersfield Library
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Mr Punch's Cabinet
of Curiosity
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With
its roots in the sideshows of the old traveling fairs and the touring
tent shows of oddities, the cabinet will be displaying a magical,
wonderful and sometimes gruesome selection of displays for your
entertainment.
For
those guests with a strong constitution you will be offered a chance to
interact with one final, very special exhibit, but you do so at entirely
your own risk…
Sat
25 Nov // 11am - 3pm // Huddersfield Library
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Baby Shower for
new and expectant parents
Meet
and speak to baby care experts including Midwives, Family Nurses, and
Health Visitors plus learn more about services such as Auntie Pam's and
Health Trainers. Enjoy a range of activities, talks, and workshops in
everything from baby massage to first aid, and from mindful parenting to baby
feeding.
Sat
25 Nov // 1- 5pm // Brian Jackson House
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Huddersfield Girl
Geeks: Helen & Ellie from Ocean Spark Studios
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Helen
and Ellie will share how they came to be Directors at Video Game
Development studio Ocean Spark Studios, what inspired them to take
up a career in games, and what its like working in a male dominated
industry, All welcome. Follow
Huddersfield Girl Geeks on Twitter.
Fri
17 Nov // 7 - 8.30pm // Huddersfield Library
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The Book of
Darkness and Light: Ghost stories & live music
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Three
chilling tales. Two ghostly performers. One thrilling night. Be
thrilled, chilled and thoroughly entertained by this charming
storytelling experience. But, be warned, once the pages of the book are
opened, anything could happen. Recommended age: 14+
Fri
10 Nov // 7.30 - 9pm // Huddersfield Library
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Huddersfield
Literature Festival Preview
Be
the first to find out what's going on in 2018 with this Harry Potter themed
preview party, plus complimentary drinks courtesy of Magic Rock
Tap, plenty of magical surprises and real live owls for fans of
Hedwig.
Robinson Crusoe: A
multisensory storytelling
An
immersive retelling of the classic adventure story suitable for all ages,
including those living with dementia. Afterwards librarians will be on hand
to discuss our Books on Prescription Dementia Collection.
Sat
18 Nov // 10.15 - 11.15am // Huddersfield Library
Just
come along - no need to book.
This
event is part of Dementia Friendly Saturday, taking place in various venues
across Huddersfield. The aim is to raise awareness of dementia whilst showcasing
the help and support on offer for people living with the condition,
their carers and families, as well as those concerned about early signs of
dementia.
Create a magical
diary
Use
invisible ink and a variety of techniques to create a magical diary to take
home with you. Attendance for this full day session will gain you a
Discover level Arts Award. This session is for people aged 16 and over.
Sat
2 Dec // 10am - 3pm // Huddersfield Library
Do You Remember
the 70s?
Don
your best 70’s outfit and enjoy an evening of themed music, food, and
trivia presented by Friends of Almondbury Library. Prizes for the best
dressed and quiz winners.
Fri
17 Nov // 7.30pm // Almondbury Library // No need to book
The Unquiet Dead:
Chilling Tales at Bagshaw Museum
Join
us after hours in Batley’s Bagshaw Museum, if you dare...
With two chilling tales from the golden age of ghost stories
including M.R. James’s grisly account of black magic in the Midlands Lost Hearts and
Edith Nesbit’s haunting saga of thwarted love The Shadow.
Performed by storyteller Matthew Bellwood, in the atmospheric surroundings
of the museum by candlelight.
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