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Special events
Doorstep Duets 2025
Tuesday 22 July at 3pm.
We are very excited to confirm that Doorstep Duets, presented by Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, will be returning for a fourth year to ßÙßÇÂþ» Libraries and communities in July, bringing the joy and wonder of dance.
This year’s performance, My Feet Don’t Quite Touch the Floor, has been created by choreographer Shelby Williams.
Have you ever let your mind wander? Lost in a daydream, what did you wonder? This imaginative story is inspired by the experiences of two legendary dancers at the beginning of their own dance journeys. It was their ability to seek their own paths and let their minds wander that inspired their extraordinary careers.
When we embrace wonder, we unleash possibility and creativity. What colour is your imagination?
If you have never seen a dance show before, this could be the perfect opportunity. The performance is free, just 20 minutes long and you don’t need to book, just turn up.
We look forward to seeing you at the performance!
For performances at other libraries and venues please see Performance dates, times and venues.
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Meet up and make friends for children starting Reception class in September 2025
Starting school is an exciting time but is a big step for your little ones!
Over the summer Addlestone Library is hosting meetup and make friends sessions for children starting Reception class in September.
We invite you to come and join us for a special story time, followed by fun activities and the chance to get to know one another.
The dates are:
- Ongar Place Primary School: Friday 1 August, from 11am to 12 noon.
- St. Paul's Church of England of Primary School: Friday 8 August, from 11am to 12 noon.
- Ottershaw Christchurch Church of England School, Thursday 14 August, from 2.30pm to 3.30pm.
- Holy Family Catholic Primary: Friday 15 August, from 11am to 12 noon.
- Darley Dene Primary School: Friday 22 August, from 11am to 12 noon.
- Sayes Court Primary School: Friday 29 August, from 11am to 12 noon.
No need to book, everyone welcome.
Pebble rhymetime and storytime
Pebble rhymetime
- Every Tuesday at 11am followed by Baby Duplo
- Tuesday Rhymetimes will focus on fostering a calmer environment and include more sensory experiences, including bubbles and stories with a sensory element. We sing the same songs each week to create a structured and predictable session. Tuesday Rhymetime is usually run by a neurodivergent member of staff.
- Rhymetime is followed by Baby Duplo. Aimed at children aged 1.5 years and upwards, this enables children to explore, share and create . All parents can stay and socialise in a friendly and supportive space.
- A visual support board is available for any parents/carers to share with their children during Rhymetime. Please ask at the desk before Rhymetime begins.
- A Social Story is available to support this Rhymetime. Please ask at the desk.
- Every Thursday at 11am
- Every Saturday at 11am and 3pm
No ticket needed, just drop in.
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Storytime
There are currently no storytimes planned at this library.
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Reading groups
There are currently no reading groups taking place in the library.
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Other events
Sensory Tray Play
Sensory tray play incorporates toys, books and activities to stimulate all the senses and can aid sensory regulation. It is suitable for all ages unless stated otherwise.
Next date and theme to follow, ask in the branch for more details.
Digital support volunteer
Do you want help using a computer, the internet, your iPad, tablet or iPhone, or other IT related problems?
Please see our Digital support volunteer page for more information and to find out which ßÙßÇÂþ» libraries offer a Digital support volunteer service.