Join us at Burnage Library for our all new Lego holiday clubs on 5th and 12th April from 10.00 – 12.00.
Yearly Archives: 2016
What is Burnage memory Bank? Burnage Memory Bank is a two year project celebrating the stories and experiences of Burnage people. The project is based at Burnage Library but will be popping up all over Burnage. We’d love to hear from you if you: Have memories, photographs, or stories of […]
Burnage Memory Bank
We’ve planned a number of activities for International Women’s Week here at Burnage Library, more details of which can be read on this page here. Our Turning the Page pop up festival for women features a number of free activities, which must be booked via Eventbrite, and runs from Friday 4th […]
Turning the Page – Activities for International Women’s Week
With its local roots, there’s a wealth of material about the Burnage and South Manchester area in the Guardian’s archives. These can be accessed for free by any Manchester Libraries user (on any computer) via their Online Reference Library– all you need is your library card number. After brief instruction on using the search […]
History Group – Exploring the Guardian’s Digital Archive
We are ‘Age-Friendly Burnage’ – a group aiming to bring people together to develop a plan to help make Burnage better for older residents. We want to support local people to create activities and services; designed by residents, organised by residents, for residents. To make these projects a reality, Burnage has received a lottery grant, […]
Age-Friendly Burnage Launch Event – 18th February 2016, 10:30am-1:00pm
Maggie from Garbo Antiques delivered an interesting, informative and very practical workshop on selling on Ebay to twelve customers today at the library. There was a very friendly atmosphere and plenty of laughs along the way, with everyone enjoying the session. Comments from those who attended were: Very practical exercises. […]
Selling on the Web Workshop
Here are some of the great things we’ve done in the library over 2015, all of which has only been possible through the amazing contributions made by our volunteers: Our community powered Library is 2 years old! Our people counter clocked up a staggering 24,000 clicks – which equates to […]