Library Explorers
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Barton Library, Baysgarth
Story and rhyme time. Join us for stories, activities and fun. All children 0-5 years welcome. Takes place term-time only.
Story and rhyme time. Join us for stories, activities and fun. All children 0-5 years welcome. Takes place term-time only.
Social cards and dominoes session held every other Tuesday, from 1pm to 3pm. Please contact Barton Hub to confirm dates. Date reviewed: 23.10.19
Weekly on Tuesdays from 1.30pm to 3pm at The Hub, Maltby Lane, Barton. Free of charge. Date reviewed: 24.10.19
This Carers Group meets every first and third Tuesday of the month from 1pm to 3pm at Baysgarth Leisure Centre, Brigg Road, Barton, DN18 5DT. Groups are a great way to meet other carers, socialise, develop friendships and share information. … Continued
Singing for the Brain brings people together in a friendly, fun and social environment. Based around the principles of music therapy, the stimulating sessions include vocal warm-ups and singing a wide variety of familiar and new songs. Takes place monthly … Continued
Meetings take place on Mondays from 7.30pm at the Corn Exchange Club, Barton Upon Humber. For further details please contact Mick on 01652 635945. Date reviewed: 9.7.19
Join comedy historian Robert Ross as he salutes the perennial holiday TV treats in an affectionate celebration, stuffed with rarely seen clips from the archives.
Folk Duo Belshazzar’s Feast; Paul Sartin and Paul Hutchinson as they tour their highly entertaining ‘Two Wise Men’ Christmas Show.. Those attending Paul & Paul’s sell-out annual Christmas tour can look forward to a mix of seasonal songs and tunes, … Continued
Come and join us for lots of festive activities, soft play and a festive buffet. Don’t forget to wear your Christmas jumpers.
We have a play session then stop for a songs, a story and prayer then have drink and biscuit and carry on playing. It’s open to children from birth to 4 years together with parent, grandparent or carer. There is … Continued