Moulton Library - Health and Wellbeing Hub

11/06/2026

Who's coming to Friday Afternoon Bingo tomorrow?!

Eyes down at 2pm, tea and coffee available, cash prizes!

11/06/2026

It's Story Time day!

Today's story is This Zoo is Not For You by Ross Collins. We've enjoyed some of Ross's books before so come along for some zoo animal fun!

Our story times are free and drop in and followed by a free craft and stay and play, so we look forward to seeing you at 11.30.

10/06/2026

Join Moulton Library - Health and Wellbeing Hub, we will be at the free over 55s event.
THIS WEEK; FRIDAY 12TH JUNE 2026.
1:30PM TO 3:30PM, in the Fitz John Room.

Are you over 55 and in need of some advice or information? Want to know what's going on in your area for you?
Come along to this FREE event!

10/06/2026

09/06/2026

Baby Bumpkin classes are yoga-inspired, multi-sensory developmental sessions for babies and children (aged 0–7) designed by physiotherapists and educators.

🎉 BOOKING IS LIVE 🎉

Our Booking link for our last term of classes June/July starting next week are LIVE ….

There is a choice of booking pay as you go now or block booking with us.

📆Mondays 10-11am

📍Moulton community centre & library NN3 7AX

🔹10-11am
For ages 0-18months.

Booking Required: www.ticketsource.com/moulton-library-health-and-wellbeing-hub

We are very much looking forward to seeing lots of our regular faces again in and hopefully lots of new faces.

09/06/2026

We have availability for our lovely Wednesday and Friday Forest School sessions. 🌿🪵🦋🐛🐞🐜🪱🐝

Booking required: www.ticketsource.com/moulton-library-health-and-wellbeing-hub

09/06/2026

🔎📚 The countdown is on! 📚🔎

There are now only a few days to go until our Moulton Library Crime & Thriller Fest, and we couldn't be more excited!

We're kicking off the week on Monday with Adrian Perkins – The Ghost Detective, who will be sharing fascinating stories from his paranormal investigations and exploring all things ghostly and unexplained. 👻

On Wednesday, Professor Graeme Yorston joins us for a thought-provoking look at why some infamous serial killers do what they do, with a particular focus on the notorious killer Ed Gein.

Friday afternoon sees Steve Dimmer bringing the world of the Queen of Crime to life with his engaging talk on Agatha Christie. Then in the evening, bestselling thriller authors John Marrs - Author and Darren O'Sullivan will be in conversation, discussing their books, writing journeys and all things crime fiction.

We're rounding off the festival with a fantastic murder mystery evening hosted by Laugh Out Loud Theatre Company, and we can't wait to see whodunnit! 🕵️‍♀️🔪

Whether you're fascinated by true crime, intrigued by the paranormal, or love a gripping thriller, there's something for everyone.

🎟️ There are still a few tickets available for some events, so don't miss out!

📖🔍

www.ticketsource.com/moulton-library-health-and-wellbeing-hub

09/06/2026

Our Tiny Hands Baby Signing workshop is back on the 30th June at 10am. Just over half the spaces are left.

Want to understand what your baby is trying to tell you before they can talk?

Join us for a fun, relaxed Baby Signing Basics Workshop where you’ll learn simple, everyday signs to help you and your little one communicate with confidence 💛

🖐 Learn essential signs like milk, more, eat, sleep & play
🎶 Enjoy songs, rhymes and a story with signs
👨‍👩‍👧 Perfect for parents, carers & babies (approx. 3–18 months)
📖 Includes a handy take-home guide to keep practising
No experience needed – just come along and have fun!
✨ A brilliant introduction to baby signing in just one session
✨ Great for bonding, reducing frustration & boosting early communication.

www.ticketsource.com/moulton-library-health-and-wellbeing-hub

08/06/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for The Big Lunch 2026!

Led by the Eden Project, The Big Lunch is all about bringing communities together, encouraging conversation over a lovely lunch prepared by eatcafe, tackling isolation, and helping to build stronger, more connected communities. It was wonderful to see people of all ages coming together, sharing stories, making new connections, and enjoying such a lovely afternoon.

A special thank you goes to the MSSC students who volunteered to serve lunch as part of The Big Help Out, another fantastic initiative led by the Eden Project. Their enthusiasm, hard work, and willingness to help were vital in making the day such a success. It was fantastic to see young people playing such an important role and supporting intergenerational connections within our community.

Events like these remind us of the power of coming together, and we are so grateful to everyone who attended, volunteered, and helped make the day so memorable.