Poet John McAuliffe will read from a selection of his work, and talk about his inspiration and influences. John McAuliffe is an Irish poet, who has lived in Manchester since

It’s a HUGE pleasure once again to welcome Robin Ince to Marsden, with his latest book, ‘Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal’. A powerful, personal exploration of anxiety, ADHD and neurodiversity,

Top of the Wold: Tales from a Mobile Library Our wonderful theatre company Mikron is renowned for work that is fun, creative, and important, and this year their attention has

Celebrate British Science Week by getting hands-on with science at Marsden Library. Delivered by Huddersfield Mini Professors and perfect for budding scientists and curious families who love to explore, experiment,

Now 2 – 3pm on Fridays to coincide with the School Run 🙂

Join Luke Barley, the National Trust’s senior adviser on woodland, on a journey into the woods, to discover the trees that made Britain. Ancient woods are Britain’s richest habitats: rare

This time Brian has turned to the rich and varied histories of the peoples of the British Isles, stretching from pre-history to the modern era. He reveals a colourful and

Last remaining calendars yours for only £5 – until end of January or until stocks last!

Presented with thanks to our sponsor, Wood’s Bicycle Service and Repair, and supported with grant funding from the Cuckoo’s Nest, Marsden Join renowned author, historian, and cycling journalist Chris Sidwells as he

This Saturday, the Library will be open for an extra two hours to join in the Christmas Lights Switch on Celebrations. Lots of free activities to keep the kids entertained