MOBILE libraries are set to visit Warwickshire County Council’s Country Parks this summer.
Families are invited to hop aboard the mobile libraries as part of the Park Life Reads events and explore the wonders of nature while enjoying storytelling, author sessions, poetry, Bhangra dancing, crafts, and more.
The mobile library will be visiting Kingsbury Water Park and Ryton Pools Country Park on Monday August 14, with a second visit to Ryton Pools scheduled for Tuesday August 22.
The mobile libraries will be at the parks between 10am – 2pm each day, with visitors able to drop in for as long as they like to join this celebration of culture, literature and art.
Alongside the Park Life Reads events at Kingsbury and Ryton, Warwickshire’s Country Park Rangers have developed a packed summer holiday activities programme for children and families across the County.
Taking place at Ryton Pools Country Park, Burton Dassett Hills, and Kingsbury Water Park, these events offer an opportunity for children to immerse themselves in nature, encounter wildlife, and take part in interactive experiences that blend outdoor fun with education.
The team of Education, Community and Health Rangers has curated a diverse range of activities including bug hunting, earning a green Blue Peter Badge, building woodland dens, and launching homemade bottle rockets.
Coun Heather Timms, the council’s spokeswoman for Environment, Climate and Culture, said: “The Park Life Reads events not only foster a love for reading but also provide families with an excellent opportunity to engage with nature, celebrate our green spaces and create cherished memories together.
“I encourage everyone to hop aboard the mobile library and embrace the wonders of learning and adventure in the great outdoors.”
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