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7th - 13th October is Green Libraries Week and we have planned some eco-themed events in the AKLC!

All events run from 12pm to 2pm in the area opposite Costa Cafe and include:

Monday 7th - Big Book Swap

A larger version of our Book Exchange where you can bring your unwanted books (is that even a thing?) and exchange them for new reads, or just come and pick up a book that takes your fancy. We have a range of genres availalbe including classics, fantasy and graphic novels along with popular non- fiction.

Wednesday 9th - Make It or Mend It Mega Lunch

Started in the summer by Library Manager Jax, these lunches are a chance to get together with others and do some mending or textile crafting! There'll be free fabric scraps and embroidery threads, plus a sample of the books in our Wellbeing Collection that focus on the themes of sustainable and upcycled fashion. It's a great way to meet new people and exchange tips and ideas!

Friday 11th - Eco Event

Horsforth Climate Action (HCA), a local community group, will be in the AKLC with information about their activities and how we can all get involved in climate action. We'll also have a treasure hunt with green prizes up for grabs!

Keep an eye on our social media for further details or get in touch with us at library@leedstrinity.ac.uk

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