Circus on its way to Ammanford Library

The Circus is coming to Ammanford Library – to encourage youngsters to read during the summer holidays.
Head to Ammanford library for your free Circus Stars stage set and join the Summer Reading Challenge.
It’s fun, it’s free, it’s going to be the greatest show on earth!
Jugglestruck, a family circus show and workshop featuring the amazing Luke Jugglestruck will be at the library from 11am-12.30pm on Wednesday July 20.
It is suitable for children aged 4-10 years and their parents/carers. Entry is by ticket only – free tickets are available from Ammanford Library.
Then on Wednesday, July 27 Puppet Theatre Wales presents The Fox’s Tale, an interactive show with puppets, live action and music, which seeks to explore the true value of promises, kindness and friendship. It is suitable for children aged 3-8 years and their parents/carers.
The show is on from 11am-midday. Entry is by ticket only free tickets are available from Ammanford Library.
On Wednesday August 16 the library is hosting Clowning Around – Circus Tales and Crafts Stories and circus crafts. It is suitable for children aged 4-10 years and their parents/carers. It runs from 11am-midday. Entry is by ticket only – free tickets are available from Ammanford Library.
Further information is available from Louise Watts, Reading Community Co-ordinator, on 01267 275750, e-mail louise_watts@tiscali.co.uk or from Ammanford Library on 01269 598155.

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