What's On
Half-term events in libraries
Storytimes, crafts and more are taking place in a library near you! View the line-up here and get involved.
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Look no further than your local library for family fun this February half-term!
We’ve got a packed programme of events and activities for all ages - join us at Sutton-in-Ashfield Library for a journey into sound and music on screen with Small World Cinema, or you can settle in for a relaxed family screening of Gnomeo and Juliet at Mansfield Central Library.
Young explorers can experiment, discover and get hands‑on over two weeks with the Festival of Science and Curiosity 2026! While families can also dive into our regular events, family theatre, creative workshops and plenty more.
Find out what's on at your local library below!
What's On
Storytimes, crafts and more are taking place in a library near you! View the line-up here and get involved.
What's On
Rattle, Rhyme and Roll to your local library and enjoy free weekly sessions for children
Reading & Libraries
Discover awe-inspiring family fun in your local library this February half-term.
Arts & Culture
A relaxed family screening of animated feature, Gnomeo and Juliet at Mansfield Central Library on Saturday 21 February, 1pm.
Arts & Culture
A feast for the eyes and ears! Join Small World Cinema at Sutton Library for a joyful celebration of sound and music in film, Wednesday 18 February, 1:30pm.
What's On
Join us for FREE family storytelling workshops with professional storytellers at libraries across the county - limited spaces left!
Arts & Culture
Take flight with Last Unicorn Airways! Touring Inspire Libraries Tuesday 17 - Thursday 19 February 2026.
Arts & Culture
For ages 13-18 (up to 25 with disability). Dive into hands-on song writing tasks, explore the fundamentals of song structure, and strengthen your performance techniques with Inspire Youth Arts' 2-day programme!