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New Saturday Storytime Time in Ballymoney Library

Ballymoney Library has changed its weekly Saturday Storytime for children, from the afternoon to Saturday mornings at 11.00am.

Libraries NI invites all children in the area, age 4 – 8, to come along to enjoy free stories in the library, which takes place every Saturday from 11.00am – 11.30am. Everyone welcome!

You can contact Ballymoney Library (Rodden Foot, Queen Street) on telephone number 028 2766 3589 or email Ballymoney.Library@librariesni.org.uk

Most Northern Ireland Libraries organise events and activities throughout the year. For details of these and all other free events taking place in Libraries NI, go to www.librariesni.org.uk

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