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Seven Kings Library will be offering a variety of book and story themed crafts throughout the Fabula Reading Challenge this summer.

Every Tuesday. Crafts are suitable for children aged 4+
FREE, spaces limited, please book in advance at the welcome desk or over the phone.

Check out their schedule:

  • 30 July
    2:30pm- 3:30 pm
    Come and make your own Fantastic Mr Fox mask

  • 6 August
    2:30pm-3:30pm
    Come and learn about flags of countries in Southeast Asia
  • 13 August
    2:30pm -3:30 pm
    Make your own Fire breathing dragon

  • 20 August
    2:30pm -3:30pm
    Make your own rocket

  • 27 August
    2.30pm-3.30pm
    Make your own African mask

Make a zine with Patchlarks! Create a brilliantly expressive mini book – called a ‘zine’. Drawings, collages and words collide in this joyfully creative craft session with a narrative flare. Aimed at all humans aged 6+.

Spaces limited, booking required.

Costs
Child – £2.00
Parent/Guardian – Free

Patchlarks creates immersive storytelling adventures for children. Their adventures combine interactive storytelling, imaginative games, illustrative maps and inventive workshops to get children fizzing with creative curiosity.

www.patchlarks.co.uk

Dive into a world of cunning characters, exciting antics, and animal magic in this storytelling show. Oliver Wallace brings his rambunctious style to fairytales and folktales for all ages.

Patchlarks creates immersive storytelling adventures for children. Their adventures combine interactive storytelling, imaginative games, illustrative maps and inventive workshops to get children fizzing with creative curiosity.

www.patchlarks.co.uk

Free, drop in, no need to book

Join us for the Fabula Festival’s Families Take-Over Day! Redbridge Central Library will be bursting at the seams – with a whole day of free* family events in store.   

There’ll be author visits, special story times and loads of crafts and fun activities. Come along, enjoy the fun – and don’t forget to sign up to the Fabula Reading Challenge

*a small fee for face painting will apply

See list of what’s on here

Join children’s book illustrator Julia Groves for storytelling and a fun collage activity all about honey bees. We will read Julia’s book Polly Bee Makes Honey and find out where bees live and how they make honey!

Julia Groves is an illustrator and a graduate of the MA in Children’s Book Illustration, Cambridge School of Art. She loves to work with cut-paper and printmaking and enjoys the design process and creating typography for her books. Julia has had six books published with Child’s Play UK/US and recently the Follow my Food series with Scallywag Press. Her books are mostly all about animals!

For more information and to book a space, click here

Join author and illustrator Marjoke Henrichs for a fun storytelling and drawalong event based on her new book Detective Catz and the Missing Nut.  

You might even get the chance to become a detective yourself! Marjoke Henrichs graduated from the MA Children’s Book Illustration course at Cambridge School of Art in 2019. She is also a theatre designer and a painter. She was born in the Netherlands and now lives in Suffolk.

For more information and to book a space, click here

Join Sara Stanley, author and children’s story player for a fun retelling of family stories in your cardboard box boats.

Listen to the story of her new picture book, One Button and the Sea, and create your own story with paper planes. Sara Stanley is an Early Years Consultant specialising in philosophical storyplay in the UK and South Africa. Having spent time working with displaced families in Northern France she now works as a bookseller in Norfolk. One Button And The Sea is her first picture book.

For more information and to book a space, click here

The Little Mermaid Film Screening (PG)


“The Little Mermaid” is the beloved story of Ariel, a beautiful and spirited young mermaid with a thirst for adventure. The youngest of King Triton’s daughters, and the most defiant, Ariel longs to find out more about the world beyond the sea.


Production Year: 2023


Cast: Halle Bailey, Jonah Hauer-King, Melissa McCarthy


As this performance takes place in our Foyer it is unaffected by the current auditorium closure.


Really Big Pants Theatre Company present


CLARE AND CORY SHARE A (GLORIOUS) STORY

by Joe Bromley


Where’s the class bear?

Let us explain:

Jane shares her train (batteries not included)

Anmol shares his doll (wonky leg; mended several times)

Michael shares his cycle (a trusty three-wheeler)

Willow and Joe both have a go with a yo-yo

BUT

Clare NEVER EVER shares her pear

Until she loses the class bear (uh-oh)

Enter Cory

Can he save the day with a story?


Join Really Big Pants for a glorious story of sharing, exploring, and daring, written entirely in rhyme.  This interactive show encourages children to not only share their belongings and enjoy a great story, but also to explore the natural world so close to home.  And there’s an accompanying longer-form picture book, illustrated by the award-winning Steve Smallman, available to buy on the day, featuring the exact text so you can relive the adventure at home!  



“Fantastic show.  Three generations enjoyed it so much!”

Family, Chiswick Book Festival

“I would just like to say how much my little one and myself enjoyed your show!  It was so engaging that she remained focused for the whole play, even at such a young age.  Thank you for making her very first visit to a theatre so special!”

Mum, Courtyard Arts Centre

“Thank you for an utterly fabulous afternoon of theatre, fun and fantastic big pants!”

Stepping Into Stories Herne Hill Kids Lit Festival

“You really transported us all to the different places.  Funny and poignant.  We loved it – and look forward to reading the book at home.  Hope to see you again!”

Mum and Robyn, age 5, Karamel Kids



Join our fortnightly Saturday Sailing club.
Learn to sail, improve skills and confidence on the water. A session for all who have either no previous sailing experience or have completed RYA Stages.
They will learn how to rig, launch & land, how to steer & basic boat handling, ropework, capsize drills and understand the basic principles of sailing. Teaching takes place on the water, on land and in the classroom depending on the group and weather conditions.