Explore how Oldhamers have used nature to improve their lives in the town, from the Beautiful Oldham Society to Northern roots in this BSL signed talk.
Join this friendly group for knitting, crocheting and chat every Monday afternoon at Failsworth Library.
Sensory cinema for under 5's and their families specially showing the Julia Donaldson short films in all their glory!O ur sensory film screenings for under 5’s have relaxed seating with beans bags and cushions, sensory play materials and specially chosen early years films are perfect for little ones to get their first cinema experience.Each screening […]
Fancy a cuppa ? Want to socialise, unwind and get your hands on the hottest books in town. Swing by and say hi. Chat to others and have a cuppa and take some time to relax with some mindfulness colouring, all in the comfort of our lovely library.
Come along to our free online course for beginners and develop your digital skills so you can feel comfortable in the online world.
“Destroy me if you like. I deserve it. I’m shameful. I disgust myself. But please, please help me get away.” Northern England. 1951.The Festival of Britain is in full swing. Post-war austerity is losing its bite and things are starting to change. But for Miss Julie, they aren’t changing fast enough. Originally commissioned and produced […]
Join our playful sessions and meet new friends, explore the library spaces, learn new rhymes and songs and enjoy some sensory play in our Bounce and Rhyme Sessions. Perfect for 0 – 5’s. Free to join, no need to book.
Come along to our free online course for beginners and develop your digital skills so you can feel comfortable in the online world.
Come and join the fun at Limehurst Library’s Lego Club. Build, create, and play. Let your imagination run wild. No need to book in advance – this is a Drop in event For ages 5 and over. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an Adult.
Come and join the fun at Northmoor Library’s Lego Club. Build, create, and play. Let your imagination run wild. No need to book in advance – this is a Drop in event For ages 5 and over. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an Adult.
Join this friendly group for knitting, crocheting and a chat every Wednesday afternoon at Limehurst Library.
You will be seen for an assessment on a first come, firstserved basis. The advisor may also make anappointment to see you at another time.
Setting up your own business? Recently started? Got a brilliant idea? Get the skills and confidence you need to succeed.Business Basics - Getting Started!Join Wendy Breakell, entrepreneur and named one of the top 50 business advisors in the North West, for this three hour workshop covering the practicalities of starting and growing your business.This workshop […]
Fancy a cuppa ? Want to socialise, unwind and get your hands on the hottest books in town. Swing by and say hi. Chat to others and have a cuppa and take some time to relax with some mindfulness colouring, all in the comfort of our lovely library.
Rhyming sessions for under 5s
Come along to our free online course for beginners and develop your digital skills so you can feel comfortable in the online world.
Pop in to Northmoor Library and have a brew and a chat with others about books or anything you like.
Pop into Limehurst Library for a brew and a chat about books or anything you like.
Pop into Fitton Hill Library for a brew and a chat about books or anything you like.
Come and join the fun at Failsworth Library’s Lego Club. Build, create, and play. Let your imagination run wild. No need to book in advance – this is a Drop in event For ages 5 and over. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an Adult.
How to write a Crime Novel!!David Nolan’s ‘Manc Noir’ books are all set in Oldham, the number one question he gets asked is… How do you write a book? It’s simple, if you follow his 10 steps (and put the work in, obviously). From keeping it short and simple to taking situations and characters from […]
David Nolan’s ‘Manc Noir’ books are all set in Oldham, the number one question he gets asked is… How do you write a book? It’s simple, if you follow his 10 steps (and put the work in, obviously). From keeping it short and simple to taking situations and characters from real life, he’ll talk you […]
