Come along and have fun building Duplo! Fun and creative ideas for things to make and build.

This fun event is for children 1-4 years and takes place on Tuesday Mornings.

Children aged 8 and under must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Every Wednesday and Friday from 11:00am to 11:20am.
During term time only.

Rhythm and Rhyme sessions introduce parents and children aged 0 - 4 years to the wonder of rhymes, songs and stories.

Each session offers an entertaining opportunity for children to engage with others, provides a good foundation to develop their reading, listening and language skills and of course to have lots of fun!

No Booking Necessary.

Join us for our Chess and Draughts session for juniors and seniors every afternoon from 3:30pm - 4:30pm and all day on Saturday from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Every Friday from 10:00am - 12:00pm

Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts. They are free of charge to attend and participants have the opportunity to share hints and tips, swap patterns, meet new people and learn new skills. Members can bring along a project they are already working on or can start something new.

Enniskillen Library will be hosting The Big Lunch in partnership with the Eden Project and Action Mental Health to celebrate the month of Community. 

Everyone, of all ages, is invited to join us for tea, coffee and light refreshments, sweet treats and conversation. The Library will have fun activities for both children and adults, including a craft table, board games, mindful colouring, and Rhythm and Rhyme. 

The Eden Project will have an exhibition on display and Action Mental Health representatives will be there to chat to everyone and share more about their work. Why not join us for what is sure to be a fun day celebrating our wonderful community!

Enniskillen Libary will host a drop in session where members of the community can speak to the Patient and Client Council for free, independent and confidential advice. 

There will be trained staff from PCP to listen to individuals' concerns/issues about health or social care; to give support and advice to help individuals find a resolution or raise concerns appropriately; provide access to resources tailored to individual needs; or offer support through a complaints process focused on ensuring an individual's voice is heard and listened to. 

Over the past year, Primary 6 pupils from Enniskillen Model Primary School have been participating in the Puskin Project. 

Based on Alexander Puskin (a famous Russian poet), the aim of the project was to inspire, nurture and encourage creativity in Literacy through using what is around us. The theme of this year was 'The Spiking Heat of Inspiration'. 

Children have been doing a range of activities that have inspired them, including poetry writing/performing, wet felting, interpretative dance, environmental studies (work with non-fictional texts).   Enniskillen Library is delighted to be displaying an exhibition of their writing, artwork and a range of pictures.

Available during library opening hours.