 The library is a great place to celebrate the Christmas holiday season. We have a range of free activities for adults and children such as flower arranging, Christmas crafts, festive treasure hunts and splendid storytellers.
There is something for everyone in libraries this Christmas.
 We have teamed up with the Lewes Literary Society and Chris Riddell, Illustrator, to bring you a celebration of one of our most respected and beloved artists, Raymond Briggs.
Watch award winning illustrator Chris’s drawings come to life as he shares anecdotes about being a student of Raymond and how this influenced his career.
 East Sussex Libraries is launching a consultation for young people this month.
We're asking young people, aged 14 to 18, what library services they already use, what services they want to see in the future and what they feel will improve their library experience.
The consultation is for all young people, whether they are regular library users or not, and the feedback will help to shape the services we offer to young people.
The consultation will run from 4 December to 18 February.
 Join social media phenomenon, writer and cook, Richard Makin, aka School Night Vegan, this Veganuary at Crowborough and Hastings Libraries.
Richard will talk about his widely acclaimed book, ‘Anything You Can Cook, I Can Cook Vegan’, his favourite creative recipes and answer audience questions during these lively and engaging events.
 Do you enjoy knitting and stitching? Why not come to our sociable knitting groups at Crowborough and Hampden Park Libraries. Meet new friends and enjoy a chat. Everybody is welcome.
 Critically acclaimed football and social history author, Daniel Gray, is coming to Hastings Library in January.
Fresh from being longlisted for the 2023 Sports Book of the Year Award, Daniel will join us for a humorous and insightful discussion about the beautiful game.
He will also talk about his new book, Food of the Cods, which ponders the magic of chippies and rejoices in the delights they have sprinkled among us over the last 150 years.
This month our quote is from Poems Aloud by Joseph Coelho.
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