Spooky times at Llanelli Library for Halloween events


Children enjoyed spooky stories at one of Llanelli Library’s Halloween events.
The storytime and crafts session for under-fives was one of the free activities taking place at the library in Vaughan Street throughout this week.
Tomorrow (Thursday) there will be an active storytime session for under-eights, taking place from 10.30am to 11.30am.
On Friday, October 31, there will be a HalloWii-n challenge, youngsters aged over five are invited to go along in fancy dress and scare staff with their Wii skills!
Also during that day, from 10am to 4pm, there will be a Hair-Raising Halloween crafts session for children under 10.
All activities are free, children need to be accompanied by an adult during the sessions.
Carmarthenshire’s executive board member for cultural services Cllr Meryl Gravell said: “There’s all sorts of spooky fun going on at Llanelli Children’s Library during this half term week.
“We welcome children and families to come along and join in the activities, they may also wish to check out all the other services the library has to offer.”
* Want to find out more about children's events at Llanelli Library? Call 01554 773538.

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