Sessions for families and school groups: “Our Sanctuary” at St Matthew’s Church with a visit to the tower viewing deck, “Stained Glass Varia…
Art in Anykščiai
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Hands-on sessions with artists: clay workshops, “Nupyniau pynimą” weaving, “Scents and Feelings” aroma workshops, graphic art, book-making a…
A project for seniors, people with disabilities, people at social risk and other residents of Anykščiai: creative workshops that strengthen…
Sensory reading for children, including those on the autism spectrum
Reading sessions where a book is experienced through touch, smell and sound. The “Šilas bunda” programme in the sensory room of Istorijų dva…
Educational and Culture Pass programmes
Programmes that groups can book in the children’s and youth department: “Sirvydas’s Word Code”, “Book Smugglers’ Roads”, “White Shroud”, “Th…
Educational programmes for children and pupils
Sessions that school, camp and family groups can book: “Crossword Master”, “The Bee and Me”, “The Anykščiai History Timeline” and others, so…
Morning with a book: readings for toddlers and parents
Every last Saturday of the month toddlers and their parents are invited to read-aloud and sensory reading sessions: a slow, playful activity…
Children’s book club “Knyguoliai”, grades 2–5
A book club for pupils in grades 2–5 at Istorijų dvarelis, the library’s children’s and youth literature centre.
Youth book club, grades 6–12
A relaxed conversation about what we read: young people learn to listen, share their views and think critically. It meets once a month in th…
Film discussion club
Members watch the film the group has chosen at home, then meet to discuss its themes. The club meets once a month on a Saturday in the libra…
Knitting club “Linksmosios akelės”
A knitting club for beginners and experienced knitters alike: members knit and share patterns and stories, guided by a librarian. It meets o…
Book lovers’ club “Knyginyčia”
A book lovers’ club at the library: members meet once a month to discuss books that have stirred public interest.
