WHAT S ON JANUARY/ MARCH Image: Beth Chalmers Photography

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1 JANUARY/ MARCH Image: Beth Chalmers Photography

2 2 3 HOW TO BOOK Our events are bookable either through our centralised Horizons booking system or through Eventbrite. All events, including free events, need to be booked unless the event information indicates drop in. Horizons There s no need to register or log-on, simply proceed and book as an unknown person, and then someone else. When you book online you will receive a confirmation . Visit to book 24/7 Eventbrite Visit com (or search through Eventbrite for the event for which you wish to book) or go to Phone Booking If you have any problems booking online, please call Mon-Fri 9am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Payment Methods We accept MasterCard, Maestro, Visa and Visa Electron debit or credit cards. Please have your card ready when you call to book. enquiries to: edlct.bookings@ eastdunbarton.gov.uk replies within 3 days Terms and Conditions Bookings are made on a first-come, firstserved basis. For this reason we advise you to book quickly, to ensure your place. Regretfully, we are unable to offer refunds, unless the activity you have booked is cancelled. In this situation, we will inform you as soon as possible and give you the choice of a full refund or a place on a suitable alternative if one is available. Workshops and classes will only run if sufficient numbers enrol. If for some reason you re unable to attend a course on a certain date please do inform us as soon as possible. This will help the tutor to try and accommodate what you have missed in any subsequent sessions. For the latest updates on our news and events Follow us on or like us on Facebook - EDLCCulture LEARN WITH YOUR LIBRARY New Year with Adult Learning! We offer a friendly and welcoming learning environment, giving you the chance to learn at a time and place that is local and convenient. Tablet Tips This is a free drop-in session - bring along your portable device, ipad, android tablet, smartphone or e-reader for help with any worries, queries or struggles. There is no need to book. ipad for Beginners These sessions will guide you through the basics of setting up, navigating and using your ipad including: Connecting to a Wi-Fi or Hotspot Getting familiar with your Home page Using the App Store and downloading apps Learning what Safari is (it s your Internet browser) Security and safety. ipads the Next Step This intermediate-level course is intended for those users who feel confident using their ipads but want to learn more and take their skills to the next level. The program will include: using ipad gestures, split screen and other advanced capabilities and settings. Booking through Eventbrite essential.

3 4 5 Smartphones for Beginners This will guide you through the basics of setting up, navigating and using your Smartphone including: Connecting to a Wi-Fi or Hotspot Getting familiar with your Home page Using Google Play store and downloading apps Learning what IE, Chrome and Firefox are (Internet browsers) Security and safety. Set up FaceTime With this free course, you will learn how to set up FaceTime on your Apple device. All you need is an Apple ID and an address and you re ready to go! Come & Connect: Apple ipad or Android Tablets A 90-minute introductory session for complete beginners to help learners take the first steps in using an Apple ipad or Android tablet. Learn how to connect to East Dunbartonshire Libraries free Wi-Fi and browse the Internet on your own tablet. WhatsApp What s it all about? WhatsApp is a free-to-download messenger app for smartphones. WhatsApp uses the Internet to send messages, images, audio or video and is very similar to text messaging services. This session aims to take the fear out of Whatsapp messaging. Learning Programme Timetable January-March 2019 Please note, sessions may not run and can be subject to change or cancellation Bearsden Library Tablet Tips Mon 7Jan-25 Mar 10am noon ipads the Next Step 7 Jan 11 Feb 25 Mar 1.30pm-3pm Book through Come & Connect 18 Jan, 15 Feb 10am-noon Smartphones for Beginners 21 Jan, 25 Feb 1.30pm-3pm ipad for Beginners 28 Jan 2pm-3.30pm Bishopbriggs Leisuredrome Tablet Tips in the Leisuredrome Bishopbriggs Library 17 Jan 20 Feb 28 Mar 2pm-3.30pm Tablet Tips 9 Jan - 27 Mar 10am-noon FaceTime - setting up and using on your Apple device ipad for Beginners 4 weekly sessions 16 Jan 27 Mar 23, 30 Jan 6,13 Feb 2pm-3.30pm 1.30pm-3pm EDLC Digital books/magazines 27 Feb 2pm-3.30pm Smartphones 11 Jan 10am-noon 1 Feb 2pm-3.30pm Come & Connect 13 Mar 2pm-3.30pm ipads the Next Step 20 Mar 2pm-3.30pm Book through WhatsApp what s it all about? 29 Mar 2pm-3.30pm

4 6 7 Kirkintilloch Leisure Centre Tablet Tips at the Leisure Centre Lillie Art Gallery 25 Jan 22 Mar 10am-noon Learning in the Lillie Tablet Tips Lennoxtown Library 15 Jan, 19 Mar pm Tablet Tips in the Hub Milngavie Library 10 Jan 7 Feb 15 Mar 2pm-3.30pm Westerton Library Tablet Tips in the Garden suburb Come & Connect 4 Feb 18 Mar 18 Jan 1 Feb 2pm-3.30pm 2pm-3.30pm ipad for Beginners 1, 29 Mar 10am-noon William Patrick Library Tablet Tips at the table 10 Jan-28 Mar 10am 12noon FaceTime - setting up and using on your Apple device ipad for Beginners 4 weekly sessions 14Feb 2pm-3.30pm 24, 31 Jan 21, 28 Feb 2pm-3.30pm Smartphones 15 Mar 10am-noon Come & Connect 14 Mar 2pm-3.30pm Tablet Tips 8 Jan - 26 Mar 10am noon FaceTime - setting up and using on your Apple device 14 Jan 22 Feb pm EDLC Digital books/magazines 22 Feb 10am-noon Smartphones learn how to. Come & Connect ipad for Beginners - what do you need to know? ipads the Next Step 26 Feb 2pm-3.30pm 22 Jan 18 Feb 8 Jan 8 Feb pm pm 8 Feb 10am-noon, 25 Jan 12 Mar 29Jan 12 Feb 22 Mar 2pm-3.30pm pm Book through WhatsApp - what s it all about? 26 Mar 2pm-3.30pm

5 8 LIBRARIES ARE FOR BOOKS AND READING 9 LILLIE ART GALLERY Steven Berkoff: Gorbals March 4 April 2019 This body of work covers a period in the autumn of 1966, when Berkoff was an actor with the Citizens Theatre. In the days he had off from acting, he would be out exploring with his camera, using that time to photograph the environment around The Citizens. He was fascinated by the appalling decay of the Gorbals, which was waiting for the iron ball of the demolition workers. These photographs capture most of it just in time. Like many photographers, he was drawn to slums and decay, because these are the areas in which I was brought up. Young People s Art 2019: In Conversation With. 16 March 4 April Relaxing Reads Venue - William Patrick Library Dates - Wednesdays 30 January 27 February and 27 March Time pm Cost - Research shows that reading reduces stress, can help lower your blood pressure and can improve your memory. So make some time for yourself and drop in to our relaxing reads sessions where you don t even have to pick up a book, but can just listen to a selection of short readings to raise your mood and relax you. Sit back and listen to a selection of poetry and stories, from old favourites to the latest bestsellers. FREE drop-in session, refreshments provided. You can also register your interest on Eventbrite. This year s annual exhibition will showcase selected works by both Saturday art classes at Lillie Art Gallery and Auld Kirk Museum. Students have been inspired by East Dunbartonshire s permanent collection and Archives, and have had a rare opportunity to see what s under lock and key within the gallery and Archive stores. This is a highlight show for families and young people in East Dunbartonshire. The annual exhibition allows the young people of East Dunbartonshire a professional exhibition setting and platform to highlight their views, aspirations and talents through creativity. Ally Thompson A Life in Paint 12 January 21 February Ally Thompson ( ) was one of the golden generation of figurative painters associated with the New Glasgow Boys who studied at Glasgow School of Art. Ally s surreal view of the world was vibrant, disturbing and inhabited by angels and demons. The environs of Milngavie, where Ally lived, inspired several of his landscapes. This exhibition has been curated by Ally s brother, Douglas Thompson.

6 10 11 LIBRARIES ARE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES Sensory Stars (Parent and child activity) Babies years Valentine Craft 5 years + Avoid boredom this February break by coming in for a fun story and craft., but please book on Eventbrite. Our fabulous Children & Families events should be booked in advance. Activities are now bookable online or by phone. See each individual activity and page 2 for more information on how to book. 0-5 years - Bookbug Sessions (Parent and child activity) Baby Baby/Toddler Saturday Bookbug /Bookbug for Blokes Bookbug Plus years Come along to our free, friendly, fun-filled Bookbug sessions and enjoy rhymes, songs, cuddles and tickles with your child. Dads very welcome at all sessions Bookbug For Blokes are extra welcoming to male carers who are new to Bookbug. Book your place on Eventbrite now! Fàilte Gaelic Bookbug Sessions (Parent and child activity) 0-4 years If you re a Gaelic learner, or you d just like your toddler to experience a new language, why not bring your baby or toddler (0-36 ) to Gaelic Bookbug Sessions with the lovely Sarah. Carefully chosen songs, stories, rhymes and props are used so that words are easily learnt by beginners or non-gaelic speakers. Extra Bookbug Fun Sign up for the Bookbug Library Challenge every book you borrow earns you a stamp towards a certificate. There are six fantastic new certificates to collect. Join the Bookbug Borrowers Club and staff will choose books for your baby, according to your preferences. Ask staff for more details. Bring your baby along to Sensory Stars sessions where you can enjoy some chilledout time for you and your wee one, play sensory games that encourage your child s development and then meet other carers while your babies experience some sensory play. Sessions cost 3 per child and must be booked in advance through the EDLC website or by phoning the venue. Story Stars (Parent and child activity) Baby/Toddler 0-2 years Toddler years A fun, story-inspired Parent and Baby/Toddler session. Enjoy stories, rhymes, drama games, storytelling tips, borrow a library book and much more - to keep you and your toddler entertained. Sessions cost 1.50 per child and must be booked in advance through the EDLC website or by phoning the venue. Minecraft Sessions now with added Lego! 8 years + Love Lego? Mad about Minecraft? Minecraft Club is the place for you! All you need is to bring a device with Minecraft installed. Sessions cost 2 per child and need to be booked in advance through the EDLC website or by phoning the venue.

7 12 13 Code Club 9-11 years Come and join us at Code Club where we explore a variety of coding projects using Scratch to create your own interactive stories, games and animation. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to those with some previous experience of coding. Sessions run in blocks and are free, but please book through Eventbrite as we have limited places. Imagine Your World a VR experience 12 years + Find new dimensions, step out of reality and disappear into another world - from deep-sea diving to space travel, there are no boundaries to where you can go at this VR tutorial/session. Sessions cost 2 per ½ hour and can be booked by phoning the venue. CHILDREN & FAMILIES LIBRARY PROGRAMME TIMETABLE January-March 2019 Bearsden Library Bookbug Baby 0-18 Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Saturday Bookbug 0-36 Bookbug for Blokes 0-36 Sensory Stars 0-12 Monthly Quarterly Wed Thurs Sat Sat Thurs 11.30am-12.15pm Story Stars Baby/ Toddler 0-4 years Wed 10.15am-11am Code Club 9-11 years Blocks of four Thurs 3.30pm-4.30pm Valentine Craft 5 years + One-off Wed 11:30am-12:15pm 9 January 27 March (except 30 January) 10 January 28 March (except 24 January) 2 February, 2 March, 30 March 2 March 10 January 28 March (except 24 January) 9 January 27 March (except 30 January) 17 January 7 February and 21 February 14 March 3 per child 1.50 per child 13 February

8 14 15 Bishopbriggs Library Bookbug Baby 0-18 Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Saturday Bookbug 0-36 Bookbug for Blokes 0-36 Monthly Quarterly Mon Tues Sat Saturday am Gaelic Bookbug 0-4 years Monday am Sensory Stars 0-12 Monday pm Minecraft 8 years + Tuesday pm 7 January 25 March 8 January 26 March 9 February, 9 March 9 March Variable dates contact venue or check on Eventbrite 7 January 25 March 8 January 19 March (except 12 February) 3 per child 2 per child Valentine Craft 5 years + One-off Tuesday pm 12 February Imagine Your World 12 years + By request Contact venue Opening hours 2 per session Craighead Library, Milton of Campsie Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Lennoxtown Library Fortnightly Mon am 21 January 18 March Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Code Club 9-11 years Blocks of three Mon Mon 4.30pm-5.30pm 14 January 18 March (except 11 February) 21 January 4 February and 4 18 March Lenzie Library Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Fortnightly Thurs Story Stars Baby/Toddler 0-4 years Fortnightly Thurs 10.15am-11am Milngavie Library 17 January 28 March 17 January 28 March 1.50 per child Bookbug Baby 0-18 Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Saturday Bookbug 0-36 Bookbug for Blokes 0-36 Monthly Quarterly Mon Tue Sat Sat Story Stars Baby/Toddler 0-4 years Mon 10.15am-11am Minecraft 8 years+ Tue 3.15am-4.15pm Valentine Craft 5 years+ One-off Tue 11am-11.45am Westerton Library 7 January 25 March (except 28 January) 8 January 26 March (except 29 January) 19 January, 16 February, 16 March 16 February 7 January 25 March (except 28 January and 11 February) 8 January 26 March (except 29 January and 12 February) 1.50 per child 2 per child 12 February Bookbug Baby 0-18 Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 Fortnightly Fortnightly Fri Fri 11 January 22 March 11 January 22 March

9 16 17 William Patrick Library Bookbug Baby 0-18 mths Wed Bookbug Baby/Toddler 0-36 mths Fri Saturday Bookbug 0-36 mths Monthly Sat Bookbug for Blokes 0-36 mths Quarterly Sat Sensory Stars 0-12 mths Fri 2pm-2.45pm Story Stars Toddler 18 mths- 4 yrs Wed 11.30am-12.15pm Minecraft 8 yrs+ Fri 3.30am-4.30pm Code Club 9-11 years Block of four Wed 3.30am-4.30pm Valentine Craft 5 yrs+ One-off Wed 11.am am Auchinairn Community Centre 9 January - 20 March 18 January - 22 March 26 January 23 February 23 March 23 February 18 January - 22 March 9 January - 20 March (except 13 February) 18 January - 22 March 16 January - 6 February 3 per child 1.50 per child 2 per child 13 February Bookbug years Tue 11am-11.30am Hillhead Community Centre 29 January 19 March (except 12 February) () Bookbug years Thurs 10am-10.45am 24 January - 21 March (except 14 February) () GET INTO HERITAGE Local History Week 2-9 March 2019 Local History Week is a national event which encourages members of the local community to explore the history of their area. It is a great way for groups to highlight their heritage and for local people to get involved. Look out for the Local History Week 2019 brochure coming soon. Your House Through Time Have you ever wondered about your house s past? Would you like to find out how old your home is, who lived there before or track down the original building plans? Join our archivist for this illustrated talk, where you will learn how to research the history of a building. Please book your space through Eventbrite. Kirkintilloch Town Hall Wednesday 6 March pm-8pm Rita Takesturu: Mother of Japanese Whisky Kirkintilloch-born Rita Cowan is known as the Mother or Muse of Japanese whisky. In 1920 Rita married Masataka Taketsuru and together they travelled to Japan, where they went on to found their own highly-successful whisky distillery. This digital display will cover Rita s early life in Kirkintilloch and the local landmarks connected with her. Kirkintilloch Town Hall 2 March to 30 March 2019 During normal opening hours

10 18 19 MADE IN KIRKINTILLOCH The Town Hall Dialectogram 13 December 28 February Kirkintilloch Town Hall Mon-Thurs 10am-4pm The Town Hall Dialectogram is the last of our year-long programme of exhibitions for the co-curated space. Realised over a two-year period and led by renowned dialectogrammaker Mitch Miller, the dialectogram is a large-scale drawing of people and places, that involves individuals, groups and communities directly in the stories that shape the drawings. Over the course of the project, Mitch met with local people - conducting interviews and conversations, visiting archives and collections, and drawing buildings, people and places, as well as encouraging individual and group contributions to his largescale drawing. those with specialist knowledge of the Town Hall and its history, through to the memories of the many people who worked, performed, and exhibited there, as well as the voices of those newly introduced to the building s history, the arising imagery reflects something of the Town Hall s past activities, objects and stories, as well as future ideas and aspirations for its new life. ARTIST TALK: Mitch Miller Kirkintilloch Town Hall Thursday 24 January 7pm via Eventbrite The Co-curated Collection 9 March 25 April Kirkintilloch Town Hall Mon-Thurs 10am-4pm Our second exhibition of 2019 will be a reflective review of the first five co-curated exhibitions at the Made In Kirkintilloch heritage centre. Join us as we put the spotlight on the process involved and the artists who worked with communities to produce and curate these fantastic exhibitions in response to local heritage. This is your chance to see behind the scenes of the projects and get a second glimpse of some pieces from each exhibition. OPENING EVENT (all welcome) Kirkintilloch Town Hall Saturday 9 March 2pm via Eventbrite

11 20 Documenting Through Drawing This workshop will look at illustration and drawing as a method of recording information. Exploring techniques such as mind-mapping and visual minuting, participants will be guided through the process of making their own visual records. Kirkintilloch Town Hall Thursday 17 January 1 3pm via Eventbrite Looking After Your Own Archives Learn how to care for and preserve your own archives such as photos, documents and certificates with our archivist. Kirkintilloch Town Hall Learning Space Thursday 21 February 2 3pm via Eventbrite 21 Town Hall Fayre Curious About Collections? This could be the year you finally get around to joining that group, taking up a new hobby or learning a different skill. At this Fayre you can find out what s on offer in the local area, get a taste of club activities and talk to members the societies. With short showcases throughout the day from local groups, you can enjoy performances and take part in taster activities. Ever wondered what is in the Archive & Museum stores? Want to see some of hidden treasures normally locked away? Come along to our curiosity session to get a better look at the archives and collections. Check our social media for updates or just drop by to get a surprise! Kirkintilloch Town Hall, Learning Space Wednesday 20 February 1 2pm via Eventbrite This event will be a celebration of the Town Hall as a venue for the community, reviving the festivals and events which were common in years past. Get involved with the memory wall, an interactive installation in the Heritage Centre, by bringing along your photos and share your stories of events held previously at Kirkintilloch Town Hall. For a timetable of performances see Made In Kirkintilloch on Facebook and sign up for activities via Eventbrite. Kirkintilloch Town Hall Saturday 26 January 11am 4pm Heritage Talks Selected talks delivered by experts and enthusiasts on the last Thursday of the month. For speakers and talk titles please see Eventbrite and social media. Kirkintilloch Town Hall, Lesser Hall Thursday 31 January Scotland & Japan Thursday 28 February Scottish Canals Thursday 28 March Women of Industry 7pm via Eventbrite Dates: IMAGE COURTESY OF EDLC ARCHIVES

12 22 23 Drop-In Activities A variety of drop-in family activities are held on the first or second Saturday of the month - including heritage-inspired art, crafts and quizzes! Suitable for all ages, see social media for more details of monthly themes. Kirkintilloch Town Hall Learning Space Dates: Saturday 12 January - Origami Cranes & Kimonos Time: Saturday 2 February - Valentine s Post Saturday 2 March - Papercraft Puffers 11am -3pm, Drop-In AULD KIRK MUSEUM Scottish Photographic Circle 9 January 9 February Since its inception in 1907, the aim of the Scottish Photographic Circle, a small group of dedicated photographers, has been to promote the art of contemporary and pictorial photography in Scotland. The quality and diversity of subject matter in this year s exhibition suggest that the present membership is continuing to succeed in the achievement of this objective. Image: Storm Over Black Rock Cottage by Margaret Campbell Paper from Across the Sea 16 February 28 March An exhibition of fine art prints on hand-made Japanese paper, Paper from Across the Sea is a creative partnership between Dunfermline Printmakers and Mino Art, Japan. This cultural collaboration brings together the ancient Japanese tradition of Washi papermaking and the very best of contemporary Scottish printmaking. This exhibition will be complemented by a display of prints and paper works by Elspeth Lamb, inspired by her travels to Japan. Image: Hyne Awa by Elspeth Lamb

13 24 25 Paper & Printmaking workshops In conjunction with these exhibitions we are hosting art workshops with a Japanese theme. The workshops are free, but booking is advisable as places are limited. For more details and to reserve your place, please call the Auld Kirk Museum on Tutors: Mari Itoh and Elspeth Lamb. Chigiri e This Japanese artform uses torn coloured paper to create images. You will make your own unique example to take away. Age: Auld Kirk Museum Saturday 16 February 11am 1pm & 2pm-4pm 6 years+ family workshop Auld Kirk Museum Monday 18 March 11am 1pm & 2pm-4pm Age: 16 years + Image: Genie by Barbara Pease Mokuhanga - water-based printmaking workshop This Japanese woodblock printing technique involves inking a block with watercolour paints and specialist brushes. It is an ideal print method for practising at home. All tools and materials will be provided. Over the course of two days, participants will learn how to carve and print a block. Everyone should achieve a small edition of prints to take home. Age: Auld Kirk Museum Monday 4 & Tuesday 5 March 11am-3pm (two day course) 16 years+ Plasticine Printing This is a safe and easy form of printmaking which will appeal to adults and children. You will create your own template and make colourful prints to take home at this family workshop. Auld Kirk Museum Saturday 16 March 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm GET CREATIVE Easter Holiday Programme: Monday 1 April Friday 12 April EXPLORE: A year-long initiative to explore learning, community, heritage and arts through creative participation. Taster Workshops Mystery Map Making Come along and learn about interesting maps from throughout the area, with the help of a totally cool artist. They will help you to design and draw your own fantasy world in map form - including new symbols, and names for towns and villages. Your map might be inspired by Minecraft, outer space or even your own house. Your map, your rules! No experience necessary. Booking essential. Date/s: Time: Fee/cost: 7 Age range: Lennoxtown Library, Lennoxtown 1 April 11am 2pm 7-11 years Family Theatre: Paper Memories A new visual theatre show for ages 7+, exploring the importance of memories and how they make us who we are. Created by writer Mariem Omari and Jabuti s Artistic Director, Rachael Macintyre, Paper Memories uses manipulation, puppetry, dance and aerial theatre to take the audience on a visual journey, telling the story of Salma - a child who arrives in a new country with her family, bringing with her captivating memories of her former life, but no-one will let her talk about these memories. Booking essential. Date/s: Time: Fee/cost: 6 Age range: Kirkintilloch Town Hall, Kirkintilloch 10 April 11am 7+ years Image: Beth Chalmers Photography Paper Memories is supported by Creative Scotland. A scratch performance took place recently as part of the Scottish International Children s Festival s 2018 delegate programme.

14 26 27 Celebrate Print Let s explore print, looking at some interesting examples of print. Our wonderful artist will take you on a journey of making marks, colour and printing during this whistle-stop workshop on being creative. Come along and learn a fun skill while making friends. No experience necessary. Booking essential. Date/s: Time: Fee/cost: 8 Age range: Bishopbriggs Library 4 April 11am 2pm 7-11 years DIGITAL & NEW MEDIA: 3D Printing Digital Jewellery Let s get digital this Easter! Bring along your imagination and see what you can design. Spend the afternoon learning how to transfer your drawings and designs into a piece of truly unique jewellery. There will be examples of other printed objects and our printer will be with us to show everyone how the magic works. This workshop is a bit more technical so we will contact you once the objects are ready for collection. No experience necessary. Booking essential. Date/s: Time: Fee/cost: 8.50 Age range: Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden 8 April 2.00pm 4.00pm 9 Years+ VENUE INFORMATION BISHOPBRIGGS LIBRARY 170 Kirkintilloch Road, Bishopbriggs, G64 2LX Tel: BEARSDEN LIBRARY 69 Drymen Road, Bearsden G61 3QT Tel: MILNGAVIE LIBRARY Allander Road, Milngavie G62 8PN Tel: WILLIAM PATRICK LIBRARY 2 4 West High Street, Kirkintilloch G66 1AD Tel: / 3142 / 3143 Open: Monday Thursday 10am 8pm Friday & Saturday 10am 5pm LENZIE LIBRARY 13/15 Alexandra Ave, Lenzie G66 5BG Tel: Open: Monday 1pm 4.30pm & 5pm 8pm Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 5pm WESTERTON LIBRARY 82 Maxwell Avenue, Bearsden G61 1NZ Tel: Open: Monday 1pm 4.30pm & 5pm 8pm Tuesday,Thursday, Friday 10am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 5pm LENNOXTOWN LIBRARY 46 Main Street, Lennoxtown G66 7JJ Tel : Open: Monday and Wednesday 10am 8pm Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10am 5pm CRAIGHEAD LIBRARY Craighead Road, Milton of Campsie G66 8DL Tel: Open: Monday, Tuesday, Friday 10am 12.30pm & 1.30pm 5pm Thursday 1pm 4.30pm & 5pm 8pm libraries@eastdunbarton.gov.uk AULD KIRK MUSEUM & BARONY CHAMBERS Cowgate, Kirkintilloch G66 1HN Tel: museums@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Open: Tuesday Saturday 10am 1pm & 2pm 5pm KILMARDINNY ARTS CENTRE 50 Kilmardinny Avenue, Bearsden G61 3NN Tel: culture@eastdunbarton.gov.uk KIRKINTILLOCH TOWN HALL Union Street, Kirkintilloch, G66 1DH Tel: Open: Monday - Thursday 10am-4pm LILLIE ART GALLERY Station Road, Milngavie G62 8BZ Tel: museums@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Open: Tuesday Saturday 10am 1pm & 2pm 5pm

15 OCTOBER/DECEMBER GENERAL INFORMATION Parents and carers are encouraged to join in the fun. LIBRARY EVENTS Parents or carers should remain with children under eight years for the duration of each activity. Photographs may be taken as a record of events for future promotion or press and publicity. If you and/or your child do not wish to be photographed please inform staff on your arrival or time of booking. OTHER FORMATS This document can be provided in large print, braille or on audio cassette and can be translated into other community languages. Please contact the Council s Communications Team at East Dunbartonshire Council, Southbank Marina, 12 Strathkelvin Place, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 1TJ Tel: EDLC Trust is a registered Scottish Charity: SC VAT Registration No: GB Company Registration No:389516