Free Family History Research Sessions at Bishopston Library
Would you like to learn how to research your own family history? Bishopston Libray on Gloucester Road is running FREE one-to-one sessions from 2-4pm every Wednesday to help you get […]
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Latest News from Friends of Bishopston Library: Autumn 2020
Today’s post is from the Friends of Bishopston Library. This local group exists to support Bishopston Library, and the wider Bristol library service, helping to sustain and improve its service […]
Bishopston World Book Night Online: Thursday 23rd April
On Thursday 23rd April the Friends of Bishopston Library are hosting World Book Night Online and are inviting all of the community to take part! Prior to lockdown, the group […]
Bishopston Library’s 1st Birthday Celebrations: Thursday 3rd May
On 3rd May last year Bishopston Library opened its doors for the first time to the local community and since then it has proved to be a valued community resource […]
Free Bump Booster Activity for Parents-to-be at Bishopston Library: Monday 19th February
On Monday 19th February from 6-6.30pm there will be a free Bump Booster Activity for parents-to-be at Bishopston Library. The event will give you the chance to find out about […]
‘Parcels of Comfort’ Children’s Craft Activities at Bishopston Library: Wednesday 25th October
There is currently a fascinating exhibition at Bishopston Library, offering children and families a glimpse into the past. Parcels of comfort is a free exhibition by Sally Stanley and explores the […]
Free Weekly Activities for Children & Adults at Bishopston Library
Since it opened in May this year, the new Bishopston Library has proved to be a huge success. The library was particularly busy over the Summer with 540 children signing up to […]
The New Bishopston Library: a wonderful resource for children & families
Since opening earlier this month, the new Bishopston Library has already proved to be a great success with well over 500 local people signing up for membership. Situated at 100a Gloucester […]
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