Library News

We'll be hosting three giveaways over the holiday season featuring prizes that will make the perfect gift for the library lovers in your life (or just for you). Our first giveaway will be a rare second edition of Tolkien's beloved Lord of the Rings Trilogy. The second...

Creative workshops for 10-16 year olds are returning this December and January and bookings are now open, and will include even more activities with brand-new local artists.

Festive fun has arrived at Suffolk Community Libraries! Join in with free and low-cost Christmas events for all ages taking place in libraries across the county.

The popular ‘Tonic: Singing for Health’ sessions have now relaunched at Leiston Library. Led by singing leader and composer Francis Goodhand, these friendly sessions are open to all.

Suffolk Community Libraries is launching an exciting new music project for young people thanks to funding from Youth Music and we’re looking for 18-25 year olds to apply for paid Junior Assistant Producer roles.

To celebrate Green Libraries Week this October, we’re reflecting on the project to transform Lowestoft Library’s public garden space which took place in January 2025.

In honour of Green Libraries Week, we’re breaking down the 10 ways libraries are saving the environment, and how you, a library user, are too.

Wellbeing is at the heart of Suffolk’s library service with a huge range of free activities and resources available. To mark World Mental Health Day, we’re reminding everyone how our services can improve your mental health and wellbeing.

We’re inviting emerging short-form writers to apply for a new Wild Pages writing residency taking place in November, giving local creative people the chance to collaborate with fellow writers, develop their voice, and hone their skills in delivering eco-focussed workshops and activities for all ages.