Wrexham Carnival of Words
With just a few weeks to go the temperature is hotting up for the Carnival of Words literary festival.
We have several best-selling authors as part of this year’s exciting line up. Tim Weaver will be appearing on Tuesday 25 April, 7pm at Wrexham library. Tim will be talking about his latest chart topping bestseller Black Bird plus how he is developing an original TV series alongside one of the UK's biggest, most respected drama teams.
Mike Gayle’s novels include the Richard and Judy Book Club picks Half a World Away and All The Lonely People, hailed by The Guardian as 'A heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting look at isolation'. Mike will be here to tell us all about these books and more on Thursday 27th April, 7pm at Wrexham Library.
As if that wasn’t enough we also have two best-selling authors for our closing event. Erica James and Lucy Diamond will regale us with tales of their love of writing books which become best-sellers and the journeys they take to get there! They will appear at Wrexham Library on Saturday 29th April, 7pm. For more details and the full programme of events visit the website.
Ruabon Library April’s Art Exhibition
Penycae Art group is exhibiting for the month of April at Ruabon Library. The exhibition is a colourful and varied collection of village scenes, still life and animal studies. This vibrant and interesting collection is created by a number of local artists and enthusiasts using a variety of medium such as watercolours, oils and pastels. The friendly, local art group meet regularly and welcomes new members, with contact details available via the Dewis Wales Resource Directory.
Pet Month
April is Pet Month at Wrexham Library. If you are thinking of getting a pet for the first time there are books to help you choose the right pet for your lifestyle. Dick Mills’ The Marine Aquarium is a mini encyclopaedia packed with sensible advice and practical guidance. Cats and dogs are our favourite pets and there are many books published on their care. DK’s Complete Cat Care shows you how to keep your cat healthy and happy. Whilst Louise Glazebrook’s The Book Your Dog Wishes You Would Read focuses on you, the owner, giving you the skills and confidence to interpret your dog’s needs and behaviour to build a better, happier relationship for life. Whether your pet is big or small, old or young, there is a book in Wrexham Library help you look after them.
Advanced List for titles due to be published in Spring
Are you eager to find out when your favourite author will be releasing their next book? Wrexham Libraries have produced a leaflet which details all of the books written by best-selling authors which will be published during the spring months. It’s a great way to get ahead of the game so why not call in to see what’s on offer?
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Time to Remember & Reminisce
Join us at Ruabon and Rhos Libraries to share your memories, reminisce with books and music, try out new activities and meet and chat with others. Time to Remember will take place at Ruabon library on the third Wednesday of the month with the next session on 19th April 2pm. Reminisce will take place at Rhos library on the 3rd Friday of the month at 11am, with the next session on Friday 21 April. Refreshments will be available and individuals, families and carers will be very welcome. Call Ruabon library on 01978 822002 and Rhos library on 01978 840328 for more details.
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