Story Time

Gloucester Library is hosting a Story Time session on Wednesday 4 November, from 10:15am to 10:45am. It's a half-hour of storytelling, and it's open to both children and adults, so it works as a morning out with the little ones or just as a quiet half hour for yourself if you're around the city centre.

Storytelling is one of those things that usually gets tucked away as something just for kids, but this session is explicitly for all ages. It's a good reminder that a well-told story doesn't really have an age limit, and it's a chance to hear one read aloud rather than just flipping through a book on your own. If you've got children in tow, it's a simple way to get them settled and listening for a bit; if you're coming solo, it's a low-pressure way to spend a mid-morning.

The session runs for thirty minutes, so it's a short commitment—half an hour in, half an hour out. It's a good fit if you're already in town for errands or just fancy a reason to pop into the library on a weekday morning. Since it's open to adults as well as children, you don't need to be a parent or a carer to join in; anyone who enjoys a story is welcome.

You'll find it at Gloucester Library, on Northgate Street where it meets The Oxbode, GL1 1SQ. The session is on Wednesday 4 November, 10:15am to 10:45am.