Major Events

Family Time at Your Library December 2026

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The words Family Time at Your Library are written in white bubble letters in front of a plum purple background. Beneath this in small white letters is the words Right to Read with an open multicoloured book to the left of it.
Event Description

Throughout the month of December, Family Time at Your Library will take place in dlr Libraries, with a range of activities and events promoting the joy of reading and sharing children’s stories with all the family. Part of the national Right to Read programme, this initiative supports a family-focused approach to reading with children, increasing awareness of the benefits of reading and promoting reading as a fun, recreational activity for children. Read on to see the variety of Family Time at Your Library events happening in your local library!

Contact Details
Throughout the month of December 2026

dlr Libraries

Events Map

A blue background with light green blocks as six yellow people figure stand in the foreground. There is a small red, green and blue Lego sign saying bricks 4 Kidz in front of the yellow Lego figures.
Family Lego Time with Bricks4Kidz 
Library Event
A gradient blue stary background has the yellow words "The Whistleblast Quartet ". Beneath this is white letters is the words " Whistleblast's Night Before Christmas". Under this is four people in Santa hats and blue t-shirts holding glowing spheres.
Whistleblast's Night Before Christmas
Library Event
A green board game is being played by four people on a wooden table. Beside this is a QR code to scan if you wish to attend the event.
Read, Play, Connect: Family Board Games in the Library 
Library Event
A teacher is reading a story to children as they sit in a circle in front of her. There is a Christmas tree with lights on it and presents underneath it in the background.
Christmas Storytime
Library Event
Saturday 28 November 2026
Blackrock Library
Friday 4 December2026
dlr Lexicon
Tuesday 15 December 2026
Shankill Library

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