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Get 2020 off to a great start!
 Ben Aaronovitch,? False Value |?Rosie Archer, The Forces? Sweethearts |?Sam Bourne, To Kill a Man | Diane Chamberlain, Big Lies in A Small Town |?Ann Cleaves, The Long Call
All available?to borrow?or reserve?(for a small fee). Browse our catalogue for more great reads by clicking here.?
The Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity will be back this February with a programme jam-packed full of free, hands-on activities to pique your family?s curiosity.
Library highlights include?How the Borks Became: an adventure in evolution with?Jonathan Emmett. An entertaining blend of science and storytelling -? discover how the Borks evolved from blue, smooth-furred and short to yellow, shaggy-furred and tall!
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We have a variety of upcoming courses for? people who are?looking to fill a skills gaps,?explore an interest, or those considering voluntary work or moving into employment.
These courses are for everyone aged 19+ and are FREE if you're in receipt of certain benefits.?
An Introduction to Graphic Design:? A practical step-by-step introduction to the basic?elements of graphic design.?
Programming & Project Management for?Beginners:?An introduction to project management and?programming using tablets and Raspberry Pi?s.
Basic IT Skills:?Learn some basic workplace computer skills,?including how to use a computer, using Word,?PowerPoint and Excel and how to search the internet.?
An Introduction to Mindfulness:?A gentle course teaching the fundamental basics of?Mindfulness that will help reduce stress and anxiety?in your life.
Living with Teenagers:?This?course will support and help develop existing skills?and develop confidence for challenging times ahead.
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 Join the amazing storyteller Nicky Rafferty for some fun and interactive stories complete with puppets, props and lots of giggles!
Free | No need to book? | Suitable for under 5?s.
Aspley Library?Friday 31?January, 10am - 11am
Hyson Green Library?Friday 31?January, 1pm - 2pm
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 Story Builders is the latest adventure from Nottingham Playhouse for little people, aged 3 and under, with big imaginations!
The weekly sessions run from 13 January to 30 March at?Strelley Road Library? with a free trip to Nottingham Playhouse to see 'Into the Jungle' on 23 March! Free but tickets need to be booked.
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Explore the art of fine handwriting with experienced Calligrapher Javed Akhtar, who will demonstrate and teach the basics of Urdu calligraphy using a range of materials.
?Wollaton Library,?20 January, 11am - 1pm.?
Free but tickets need to be booked
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 Want to find out about your ancestry but don?t know?where to start??Come along and talk to our experts who can help you on your journey using our resources.
First Wednesday of every month, 10am to 12pm at??Nottingham Central Library.? ?Free and Nottingham ancestors not required!
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 We often start the new year full of good intentions to be healthier both in body and mind.
Make this year's resolution a lasting one and visit your local library for books and leaflets on a wide range of health topics including, healthy living, lifelong conditions and mental health.
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 We are working with the NHS Connected Nottinghamshire, to offer free training and support to improve peoples digital skills, so you can take a more active role in your health, care and well being.
Drop-in sessions run Wednesdays between 10am-12pm at Nottingham Central Library.
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 Rory Clements, Hitler?s Secret |?Margaret Dickinson, The Spitfire Sisters |?Mary Gibson, The Bermondsey Bookshop |?Marian Keyes, Grown Ups |?C.J Tudor, The Other People
All available?to borrow?or reserve?(for a small fee). Browse our catalogue for more great reads by clicking here.
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