Quest Seekers
NYMAZ Musical Storytimes bring North Yorkshire Libraries Summer Reading Challenge to Life
The Summer Reading Challenge, for children 4-11, is here once again at North Yorkshire County Council's Library and Information Centres.
Children.....
- Get down to your local library any time from July 18 and sign up for the Challenge. Mobile libraries have an early start from Monday 29 June.
- Read six books over the summer, collecting stickers and other fabulous freebies as you go. At the end, we'll reward you with a medal and a certificate.
- Not a member? No problem! Joining the library is free and easy, just ask!
North Yorkshire Libraries will be celebrating the annual summer reading challenge in unique style this July with NYMAZ Musical Storytimes. Five sets of professional musicians from Live Music Now have each chosen a book which is inspired by this year's theme of Quest Seekers, and between them will be running workshops in every part of the region in just one week.
From Richmond to Northallerton and Bedale, to Stokesley, Young people aged 7 - 11 are invited to come along to experience books being brought to life through a fantastic workshop combining high quality music and storytelling. The musicians delivering these workshops are Bella Tromba, Sax Ecosse, Meridian, Michael Haywood & Laura Grime and Emma Wilkins & Helen Macleod, who between them play instruments ranging from the harp to trumpets and percussion. There is also an instrument making workshop at the beginning of each session where the young people can make their own instruments to include in the workshop.
The NYMAZ Musical Storytimes week happens from 27th - 31st July in 43 towns and villages through North Yorkshire, due to the popularity of these sessions booking is essential and can be done through your local library. Go to www.nymaz.org.uk for a full list of what events are happening where and more information on your local NYMAZ Musical Storytimes session or ask at your local library.
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Last updated:
29 January 2010
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