November News & Events from Southwold Library

iPad & iPhone Ongoing Support

5 Week Course starting Monday 7 November 9.30am-12.00noon

Refreshes your existing iPad skills whilst providing troubleshooting, help and support with all things iPad & iPhone

£60 per person – book at Southwold Library, 01502 722519 www.ticketsource.co.uk/suffolklibraries

Local Author Sue Thompson

Monday 21 November 11am

Sue talks about her book ‘Spending a Penny in Southwold’. “Spending a penny in Southwold” started in 2017 as a book aimed at tourists to encourage them to discover the joys of Suffolk.

After months visiting towns, beaches, villages, pubs and restaurants the book was ready in 2019.

Free event, no booking required.

Scrabble Club

Starting Thursday 17 November: Third Thursday of Every Month 2.00pm

All Equipment Supplied

Refreshment break in The Canteen

Jolly Jigsawing

Every Tuesday 2-3pm

Drop in, unwind & join like-minded puzzle solvers in completing the latest jigsaw

Free Hot Drinks Available

Save the Date! Elly Griffiths Talk

Sunday 5 February 3.00pm Reydon Village Hall

Join Elly for afternoon tea at Reydon Village Hall

Elly Griffiths is the author of the best-selling Dr Ruth Galloway Mysteries and the Stephens and Mephisto books. In 2016, she was awarded the CWA Dagger in the Library for her body of work.

Elly will be talking about her writing including her new Ruth Galloway book “The Last Remains”. Elly will be signing copies of the book.

Tickets are £8 including refreshments available from Southwold Library 01502 722519 or www.ticketsource.co.uk/suffolklibraries

Trading Standards & Fire Safety Information

Second Tuesday of every month 10.30am – 12.00noon

Southwold Library

Lego Club!

Sundays 12.15-1.00pm

Open to kids (and adults) of all ages

This Autumn we’re building: Vast Vehicles

All donations of Lego welcome

Free event, no booking required.

Adults: Would you like to help with Lego Club? Just ask staff

Kids, Come & Read to Ash the PAT Dog

Fridays 4pm @ Southwold Library

The Read2Dogs scheme provided by PAT helps to improve literacy skills and wellbeing in young people by developing their confidence, interest, and enjoyment in reading.

Dogs are non-judgemental and great listeners – they don’t interrupt or correct – so they aid confidence and concentration levels. PAT Dogs are also known to encourage positive social behaviours, enhance self-esteem and inspire young people to relax and have fun.

Come and read to Ash for up to 15 minutes at a time plus enjoy a range of dog themed games, jigsaws, and crafts while you wait.

Free event, no booking required.

Southwold Library, Old Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road, Southwold IP18 6LD 01502 722519 southwold.library@suffolklibraries.co.uk