 East Sussex libraries subscribe to thousands of online books, audiobooks, magazines, newspapers, comics and research resources which you can access for free.
Our Library apps are easy to use with your Library card and PIN, if you have the Spydus app you can use your phone to borrow a book.
If you need support, we have IT Volunteers in libraries to help you get started.
 To celebrate Storytelling Week this February we are hosting Gulwali Passarlay at the Grove Theatre Eastbourne.
Gulwali Passarlay fled Afghanistan and endured a terrifying journey in the hands of people smugglers aged just 13 years old.
He is now intent on changing the world. His story is a deeply harrowing and incredibly inspiring tale of our times.
 Do you need help boosting your skills for a new job?
Studying with Learning Services may be the answer.
Learning Services offers a supportive, flexible way of learning which leads to nationally recognised qualifications in IT, Maths and English.
During office hours you will be fully supported by a dedicated tutor.
 East Sussex Libraries have Reminiscence Resources to loan, and we have partnered with Strike a Light – Arts & Heritage to deliver training on how to use them.
Typically, a person with dementia is more able to recall things from many years ago than recent memories, so reminiscence materials can help. Join a relaxed, friendly, group to learn how Reminiscence can give people with dementia a sense of confidence through using a skill they still have.
 Do you enjoy knitting and crochet. Why not come to our sociable knitting group at Crowborough Library. Meet new friends and enjoy a chat. Everybody is welcome, beginners and experienced.
 What were the most borrowed books in East Sussex Libraries in 2022? This may help you and your family plan your next read!
Our January quote is by Wallace Stevens
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