Museums, Libraries & Learning

Borrowing books is a great way to use your local library, but there's a lot more to libraries these days than just that. They also have a range of DVD's, music and magazines, book clubs and activities for children and young people.

The knowledge your child will walk away with is just another one of many benefits of taking your family to a museum.

Learning something new can open doors for you. It can help you to earn more money, get a better job or do something you really enjoy.

It can be a way to meet new people and have a bit of fun. Even if you were not very keen on learning when you were at school, we can help you find a course you’ll enjoy now.

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Baby Weigh Sessions - Hamworthy Library

Bring any baby under one year old - no need to book, just come along.

Blandford RoadHamworthyPooleDorsetBH15 4BG

Backchat - Christchurch Library and Learning Centre

Backchat reading group follows on from Chatterbooks into the 11 plus age range, with participants helping staff plan sessions, and taking part in a variety of book related social events. more…

Druitt BuildingsHigh StreetChristchurchDorsetBH23 1AW

Board Game Fridays - Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

Join us in the Cafe Gallery on the third Friday of every month to rediscover the pleasure of playing board games.Games were a great form of recreation for the Victorians, more…

Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & MuseumEast Cliff PromenadeBournemouthDorsetBH1 3AA

Board Game Saturdays (Families) - Highcliffe Library

Saturday: 1:00pm-4:00pm.

Why not come along with the Family on Saturday afternoons and play a selection of Board Games?

Gordon RoadHighcliffeChristchurchDorsetBH23 5HN