FAMILY-friendly activities are being held at Bradford Council-run libraries during the Easter break.
The libraries are free to use and have thousands of books to enjoy and will be holding special activities at libraries across the district.
Libraries will be reading stories and singing rhymes and there will be craft activities including making fluffy bunnies, designing Easter eggs, decorating birdhouses, building Easter baskets, and creating Easter plant pots.
Easter egg hunts will also take place at Menston Library on Thursday, March 21 at 3.30pm and Manningham Library on Friday, March 22 at 1.30pm.
Eccleshill Library is having an Easter Trail around the library throughout the day, just drop in to take part on Saturday, March 30.
Baildon Library and Holme Wood Library will be offering Easter crafts throughout the Easter break for children and families to dip in and enjoy.
The full list of activities being held over Easter
Menston Library Thurs 21 Mar 3.30pm Easter Egg Hunt & Easter Egg Crafts
Manningham Library Fri 22 Mar 1.30pm Rhyme Time & Easter Egg Hunt
Wibsey Library Sat 23 Mar 11.00am Story Time & Easter Crafts
Manningham Library Mon 25 Mar 4.00pm Story Time & Bird House Crafts
Wilsden Library Tues 26 Mar 11.00am Easter Crafts
Eccleshill Library Tues 26 Mar 2.00pm Easter Egg Decorating Crafts
Shipley Library Tues 26 Mar 2.00pm Story Time & Easter Baskets
Thornton Library Weds 27 Mar 11.00am Easter Fluffy Bunny Crafts
Heaton Hub Library Thurs 28 Mar 10.30am Easter Crafts
Ilkley Library Thurs 28 Mar 2.00pm Easter Crafts
Bingley Library Thurs 28 Mar 2.15pm Rhyme Time & Easter Crafts
Clayton Library Sat 30 Mar 10.30am Story Time & Easter Egg Crafts
City Library Sat 30 Mar 11.00am Story Time & Easter Egg Crafts
Keighley Library Sat 30 Mar 11.00am Story Time & Fluffy Bunnies Crafts
Silsden Library Weds 3 Apr 2.00pm Story Time & Easter Eggs Crafts
Ilkley Library Thurs 4 Apr 2.00pm Easter Crafts
Councillor Sarah Ferriby, Bradford Council’s Executive Member for Healthy People and Places, said: “We’re egg-cited to be welcoming families to our libraries over the Easter school holidays.
"We’ve organised a great range of free activities which are not only fun but also encourage the enjoyment of reading, which in turn provides many benefits to learning, development and creativity in children.
“Our libraries provide a wide range of resources and services which support people from across our local communities, and residents of all ages can sign up for free library membership at any time.”
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