Drop-in sessions. All ages welcome. No performances, just fun! And singing!
Good for your breathing, good for your wellbeing.
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Drop-in sessions. All ages welcome. No performances, just fun! And singing!
Good for your breathing, good for your wellbeing.
Drop-in sessions. All ages welcome. No performances, just fun! And singing!
Good for your breathing, good for your wellbeing.
Join a free shared reading group at Clifton Library on Thursdays between 2 pm and 3.30 pm where a facilitator trained by The Reader Organisation will read aloud great stories and poems. You can relax and listen, or join in the conversation about what we have read, and all reading material is provided, as are tea and biscuits!
Contact Eileen Mann on 07752 648526 for more information. Supported by FoCCaL
Join a free shared reading group at Clifton Library on Thursdays between 2 pm and 3.30 pm where a facilitator trained by The Reader Organisation will read aloud great stories and poems. You can relax and listen, or join in the conversation about what we have read, and all reading material is provided, as are tea and biscuits!
Contact Eileen Mann on 07752 648526 for more information. Supported by FoCCaL
Join a free shared reading group at Clifton Library on Thursdays between 2 pm and 3.30 pm where a facilitator trained by The Reader Organisation will read aloud great stories and poems. You can relax and listen, or join in the conversation about what we have read, and all reading material is provided, as are tea and biscuits!
Contact Eileen Mann on 07752 648526 for more information. Supported by FoCCaL
Do you have anecdotes of ‘Life in Clifton’? Will our group do something with these stories? Or will our sessions mirror Radio 4’s The Listening Project? Will we run an Oral History Project as championed by The British Library? Or will we decide upon a guided informal chat? Initial meeting lead by a keen FoCCal member and resident of 64 years who went to school where the library is now.
This is a free event.
Do you have anecdotes of ‘Life in Clifton’? Will our group do something with these stories? Or will our sessions mirror Radio 4’s The Listening Project? Will we run an Oral History Project as championed by The British Library? Or will we decide upon a guided informal chat? Initial meeting lead by a keen FoCCal member and resident of 64 years who went to school where the library is now.
This is a free event.
Do you have anecdotes of ‘Life in Clifton’? Will our group do something with these stories? Or will our sessions mirror Radio 4’s The Listening Project? Will we run an Oral History Project as championed by The British Library? Or will we decide upon a guided informal chat? Initial meeting lead by a keen FoCCal member and resident of 64 years who went to school where the library is now.
This is a free event.
Come and meet other carers at a ‘drop in’ session… and see what develops.