Our spies need your help! Find clues and solve riddles in this interactive show for 5 11 year olds and their families. Book Club for Super-Spies is full of music, mystery, mindfulness and mayhem. Featuring puppetry and songs, everyone is welcome to take part in this fun adventure. Come as yourselves or in disguise, but dont tell anyone! The Super-Spies have been called to the library as they need help with a case which is threatening the library's closure. Your mission is to help Mirabel Merryweather and her hapless new recruit Claude Pringle solve the mystery! Continue your Super-Spy training after the show with access to a TOP SECRET website to watch videos and download code breaking documents. Starting at the library and ending up with a reward on completion -you can put your training to the test! After the show audience members are awarded a certificate with further puzzles to complete at home; they are also invited to put on disguises, strike Super-Spy poses and have photographs taken with Mirabel and Claude. Super-Spies can also continue their training with access to a TOP SECRET password protected website where they can watch videos and download documents on spy drops, incognito walks, disguises, and code breaking. Fantastic production of Book Club for Super-Spies at Salisbury Library today. My eight year old and six year old sons absolutely loved it, totally engaged and delighted in being involved. Fun for the grown-ups too, and a rare half term to spend an hour and a half without being told I'm bored. Thank you!" -Donna, Audience member, Salisbury Library Shows Times: Bookbugs and Dragon Tales Bookshop: Monday 26th May - 11.30am & 2.30pm Earlham Library: Tuesday 27th May - 11am Mile Cross Library: Tuesday 27th May - 3.30pm Downham Market Library:Wednesday 28th May - 11am & 2pm Gorleston Library:Thursday 29th May - 11am & 2pm FakenhamLibrary:Friday 30th May - 11am Dereham Library:Friday 30th May - 2pm Booking note: Please book a space foreach person attending, e.g. if you are a parent and child, please book two tickets. Thank you so much for your fantastic show. So professional, funny and ingenious. Your show was wonderful and I have never seen the children so involved and intrigued by a performance. -Salisbury Library Manager. We cannot be responsible for any unattended children during these performances. We advise a responsible adult or guardian accompanies them at all times. Thank you This event is programmed through Norfolk Libraries, and is brought to you by the partnership of Creative Arts East and Norfolk Library Service as part of the national Rekindle project, funded by Arts Council England. Rekindle aims to transform libraries into hubs of artistic exploration and cultural immersion, fostering a new appreciation for these community cornerstones. More information on Rekindle can be found here [https://www.creativeartseast.co.uk/our-work/libraries].

Join Art At Work and Creative Arts East at your local library for a magical make-and-do adventure! In this workshop, youll build your very ownmini 3D story garden using paper, card, magazines, moss, dried plants and other natural materials to create a tiny world inside a box for a character of your choice. Will your character live in a jungle full of wild creatures? A mysterious underwater world? Or perhaps a secret enchanted forest? You decide! Your tiny hero could be based on a character from your favourite book or maybe someone brand new, straight from your imagination. This fun hands-on craft workshop is suitable forages 6 and up (youll need to have some scissor skills). All materials, including the boxes, are provided. Parents and guardians are encouraged to lend a hand if your child might need support, but do not need to book their own place. Running time: 1.5 hours Places: 15 children We cannot be responsible for any unattended children during these workshops, so a responsible adult or guardian must be on the premises. Parents of younger children (e.g. 6-9) are welcome and encouraged to support their child during the workshop. Thank you! This event is programmed through Norfolk Libraries, and is brought to you by the partnership of Creative Arts East and Norfolk Library Service as part of the national Rekindle project, funded by Arts Council England. Rekindle aims to transform libraries into hubs of artistic exploration and cultural immersion, fostering a new appreciation for these community cornerstones. More information on Rekindle can be found here. [https://www.creativeartseast.co.uk/our-work/libraries]