
Celebrate National Storytelling Week with us!
We have got an exciting event for adults at Stockbridge Library!

MIDWINTERING
An hour of Music, Poetry & Storytelling
A midwinter gathering for rest and reflection
Free Entry, and free teas and coffees
INFO
Stockbridge Library, Hamilton Place
Sat 31st Jan, 3pm – 4pm
Featuring poet SEAN WAI KEUNG
https://www.instagram.com/seanwaikeung
Storyteller/pianist WILL PICKVANCE
https://www.instagram.com/willpickvance
and hosted by singer-songwriter/poet LIAM BAKER

“The devil has trouble sleeping. Caretaking human souls has taken its toll and he is suffering from insomnia. Enter Peter, a human soul and former musician who the devil believes can write music to help him sleep.
‘Peter is under the watchful eye of Balthazar, a demon and the devil’s right-hand man. Their budding friendship will be tested as Balthazar tries to keep the devil’s weakness a secret and fight off an attempted coup.
‘Meanwhile, Peter attempts this seemingly impossible task while adjusting to his new life in hell, and reminiscing about his previous turbulent life.”
Join us for interesting conversation with Leith-based author Ben Docherty about his debut book “Lullabies for Satan”
SATURDAY 27th SEPTEMBER 1 – 2pm

Does a bee choose which flower to visit, or does the flower choose its preferred pollinator?
Why do plants produce flowers with different colours, patterns and aromas?
Do roots have relationships with other species too?
Join us in this unique workshop where gardening becomes practice of connection, care and relationship!![]()
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WEDNESDAY 24th SEPTEMBER 6 – 7.30pm

We’re thrilled to welcome author Kent Hung on Wednesday 24th September for a special evening celebrating the release of his third novel, “Stary Stary Night”.
This story concludes his moving trilogy that began with “Letting Go” and “Entitled”—three novels that explore compassion, peace, and the journey of finding closure with the past in order to move forward in life.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Kent Hung about his writing, the themes behind the trilogy, and what it means to truly heal.

We are hosting a tech donation box from The Edinburgh Remakery here at Stockbridge Library until October.
Donate your old unwanted tech to help fight digital exclusion and e Waste. All donations are securely wiped, repaired and reused when possible or responsibly recycled when necessary.
**A little warning : items must be able to fit into the donation slot on the box!**
** Donation accepted : Tablets, Smartphones, Routers, Gaming consoles, Cameras, Laptops and Cables.
** Donations not accepted : Toasters, Ovens, Printers, Irons, Hair dryers or straighteners, vapes.
For more information on the project, please visit: