Autumn 2018 What’s On? · • Roald Dahl Rat-a-Tat Tales - 11am and 2.45pm And of course you can...

Autumn 2018

What’s On?What’s On?Autumn 2018

The Hive, Sawmill Walk, The Butts, Worcester WR1 3PD

Telephone: 01905 765576 Email: [email protected]

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Illustration is by Alice Malone. Copyright is Alice Malone. www.thehiveworcester.org

Coming Up:Roald Dahl Day | Young at Art

Space Day | Christmas at The Hive Worcestershire Wildlife Trust - Bats!

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3. Roald Dahl Day4. Study Happy5. Young at Art /

National Coding Week / Get Online Week

6. Space Day7. Beeline Storytelling Festival 8. October Half Term9. World War One Hundred10. Explore the Past11. Christmas Show 12. Christmas at the Hive 13. Exhibitions 15. Raising Finances16. Business at The Hive 17. Volunteering with Young

People at The Hive 17. Adult Learning 19. Regular Events

Our long, hot summer is drawing to a close and we hope you are looking forward to a new cooler season with lots to enjoy and experience here at The Hive. We have had a bit of a play with our design and hope you like it and find it easy to use. Please do send us your feedback.

Season's highlights include Space Day, Beeline Storytelling Festival and a new business talk series by Dom Portman. We also have our usual Christmas programme, including our annual Lantern Parade which gets bigger and better every year. We welcome back our students, new and old and look forward to supporting them, and anyone else starting studies this autumn. Look out for Study Happy activities and don't forget students get 10% off in our café, plus there are other food offers available each day.

We look forward to another busy season and hope you enjoy what's on offer. Thank you for your support.

Laura Worsfold, Business Development Manager, The Hive

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ContentsIntroduction

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Welcome to the Autumn edition of

What’s On?

Credits for the Children's University scheme. www.childrensuniversity.co.uk can be gained from most of our 5 - 14 year old activities with this symbol.

Look out for our Study Happy symbol - lots of activities to take part in to help you study healthier, happier and smarter.

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Roald Dahl was born in Wales in 1916 and went on to write some of the most iconic children’s books of all time. His phenomenal list includes, James and the Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Fantastic Mr. Fox and The BFG.

Get stuck into some jumpsquiffling activities at The Hive to celebrate Roald Dahl’s birthday - have a gobblefunk around with words to find out what character you could play in a Roald Dahl story, create some revolting recipes in our ‘Delumptious Cafe’ - wormy spaghetti anyone? Take a photo in our phizz-whizzing dress-up selfie station.

Plus:

• Make and Take sweet badges and fridge magnets inspired by Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - 10am, 11am, 12pm and 1pm.

• Roald Dahl Rat-a-Tat Tales - 11am and 2.45pm

And of course you can borrow a whole host of Roald Dahl classics to take home and savour and with the deadline date to finish the Summer Reading Challenge being 22 September, this is a great time to do so!

Roald Dahl DaySaturday 15 September, 10am - 3pm

More to help you study happy:National Dyslexia Week - 2 - 8 October Find out more about how we can support people of all ages with dyslexia in their studies.

World Mental Health Day - 10 October Look for activities around The Hive and join the global conversation about mental health.

Stress Awareness Day - 7 November Join us for free stress relief session and pick up tips about how to manage stress while studying.

For more information see the Study Happy webpages: library.worc.ac.uk/study-happy

Study Happy is a year-round programme designed to help students in Worcester study healthier, happier and smarter. For the full programme of events and open access Study Happy resources please see Study Happy website - library.worc.ac.uk/study-happy

Study Happy

Find Your SpaceGroups can now book a room, table or Nook up to 48 hours in advance. For more information visit library.worc.ac.uk.

askalibrarianThe askalibrarian desk on level 3 of The Hive is open to all for resource-based queries and referencing advice. There’s no need to book, just drop in and ask.

The Great Hive Book Rescue3 October, 12pm - 2pm Level 0

Buy second hand text books, a good novel, or something for the kids, for as little as 50p.

Student Money Advice16 October, 10am - 3pm

University of Worcester Student Money Advisers will be on call to answer questions on all aspects of student finance. Whether you’re already at University or considering applying you can quiz them about Student Finance England, Welfare Benefits, Scholarships and Bursaries etc.

UCAS Personal Statement Workshop23 October, 4:30pm - 5:30pm Meeting Room 3

Make sure your statement stands out from the crowd. Get expert help to craft your personal statement when applying to University. Bring with you some idea of what you would like to include and be prepared to share these with the group.


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Astronomers, space authors, rocket scientists - meet them all at Space Day 2018! Only at The Hive.

Janine Downes, The Hive Manager, said: “Space Day is one of the pinnacles of The Hive annual calendar. Each year we have scores of families coming to enjoy all things space, it truly is a wonderful day and this year will be no exception.”

The UK’s multi-award winning planetarium will be taking over the atrium. This immersive 360 degree, 3D virtual reality planetarium will have audiences flying through the universe and learn what it’s like to become an astronaut. The shows are 40 mins in length and are suitable for adults and children 6+ and start at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm and 1:30pm.

Children will have the opportunity to talk to the experts and ask everything they ever wanted to know about space. They can take a virtual reality walk on Mars and use a simulator to dock a Soyuz spacecraft at the International Space Station.

Meet one of the creators of K9 and the spaceships from the science fiction television series Doctor Who and Blake’s 7.

Take a selfie in the space themed selfie booth or take part in on the exciting rocket making activities as well as a build a rocket competition for all those budding space designers.

All of this and more at Space Day 2018!

Visit our website for more information: thehiveworcester.org

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Young at Art

Space Day

Exploring. Listening. Making.

Every Thursday through term-time The Hive and Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum alternate hosting themed sensory craft sessions for children under five. Find those taking place at The Hive below

£3 payable on the day. No pre booking required.

Thursdays, 10:30am - 12pm

8 November Ladybirds22 November Beautiful Butterflies6 December Christmas Party Hats20 December Christmas Wreath

6 September Lovely Lizards20 September Rain Makers4 October Hedgehog Home18 October Poppy Print Wreath

Saturday 6 October, 11am - 4pm

Get Online Week

Tea and IT16 October, 10am - 11:30am

A great session to help build your confidence with computers and the internet. Have a cup of tea and learn how to get online.

Booking essential.

Free

Digital VolunteeringEveryday

Drop in any day during Get Online Week and ask to speak to a Team Leader about IT volunteering.

15 - 21 October

Digital ChampionsAvailable Monday to Sunday this week for one-to-one appointments. Please book in person at The Hive.

To find out more about our coding schools offer please email [email protected]

National Coding Week

Family Coding20 September, 4:30pm - 5:15pm

A fun, family workshop aimed to get you and your child to think creatively and work together to design your own computer game!

Suitable for children aged 6+, booking essential.

Free

Coding Activity23 September, 4pm - 5pm

Drop in any day during Get Online Week and ask to speak to a Team Leader about IT volunteering.

17 - 23 September


UNIVERSITY OF WORCESTER

Check out worcester.ac.uk/beeline for further details and how to book

Storytellin g Festival

INDIGO MOON THEATRE present ‘Aladdin’ – Shadow PuppetryAARDMAN ANIMATION – Model making workshops

PETER CHAND- StorytellerCHLOE INKPEN - Author & Illustrator PETR HORACEK – Author & Illustrator

LEMPEN PUPPET THEATRE presents ‘Cardboard Carnival’ LEMPEN PUPPET THEATRE - Puppet making workshop

DANIEL MORDEN - StorytellerKURAN AND NOAH present ‘Tales Tall & Small’ – Story theatre

KRISTINA STEVENSON - Author & IllustratorPlus much more ...

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FAMILY PROGRAMME

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October Half Term

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The Blue Bird2 November, 2pm - 3pm, The Studio

Presented by Lightbox Theatre.

One wintery evening Tyltyl wakes to find a hump back figure in his bedroom. She is obviously a fairy. Tyltyl must find the bluebird that makes people happy. Tyltyl doesn’t know about bluebirds, or where he might find one but joined by his faithful pets the search begins...

Suitable for children 4+ years

Tickets available at: www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/worcester/the-hive/the-blue-bird

General Admission - £7 + booking fee* Concession - £5 + booking fee* (children, unwaged, over 60s and students)

*A booking fee applies of £0.50 per ticket

Worcestershire Wildlife Trust29 October, 11am - 1pm, Children’s Library

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it’s BATS! Join Worcestershire Wildlife Trust for a super bat-themed day. Find out what you can do to help bats in your garden, follow the bat trail, or book in for a bat-tastic activity.

Children’s poetry performances with James Carter

Children’s theatre

ZIM ZAM ZOOM!29 October, 1:30pm - 2pm, The Studio

A gentle, fun and interactive session for 0-6 year olds and their parents/carers. Expect soothing guitar music as well as poems, riddles and action rhymes aplenty, full of bugs and bubbles, rockets and pirates, aliens and a whole heap of funny faces.

£2 per ticket

Once Upon a Star - The Story of the Big Bang29 October, 2:30pm - 3:30pm, The Studio

A totally cosmic spacey show for 5-11 year olds with interactive storytelling, drama, music and poetry - all based on James’ non-fiction picture book Once Upon A Star.

James has taken this show to the Roald Dahl Museum, Oxford Story Museum and Edinburgh Festival. Includes a mini writing workshop.

Children £3 | Adults £7

Caricature Masterclass 22 September, 10am - 11am & 11:30am - 12:30pm

In these creative workshops children will learn the art of character and caricature drawing. Chris Ryder from WittyPics will unleash your child’s creativity. Book to avoid disappointment

£4.50 per child aged 6 – 12.

Explore the Past run a wide variety of different events each month, from sessions on starting your family history search right through to medieval behind the scenes. Please see the list of all of our sessions. For more information on them and to book your place please visit www.thehiveworcester.org/explore-the-past-events

‘Thanks very much, this has really helped me get started and begin finding my ancestors’ - Joe Penny, Explore the Past customer referring to First Steps in Family History

‘I didn’t know that you had so many resources! I’ve learnt a lot and will be back to carry on my research’ - Anita Bell, Explore the Past customer referring to First Steps in House History.

Starting Family Week 1, 8 and 15 October, 2pm - 4pm, £20.

Exploring Family History Websites Ancestry.co.uk - 30 October, 7pm - 9pm, £6.

Exploring Family History Websites Find My Past - 6 November, 7pm - 9pm, £6.

First Steps in Family History 6 September, 4 October, 1 November and 6 December, 11:30am - 12:30pm, £6.

Explore House History 13 October, 10am - 1pm, £15.

Medieval Behind the Scenes Tour 19 November, 2pm - 3:30pm, £6.

The Story of a War Memorial 10 November, 1pm - 2pm, free.

Explore Your Archive 2018We are delighted to announce that The Hive is hosting the English launch of Explore Your Archive 2018! This campaign, led by the Archives and Records Association, celebrates the unique potential of archives to excite people, bring communities together and tell amazing stories. This year’s launch week runs from 17 - 25 November and we are proud to have been chosen to represent the country.

Throughout the week Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service will highlight some of the wonders from its collections in an exhibition here at The Hive and content on social media channels. Make sure to join us on Saturday 24 November for an exciting programme of events and talks suitable for the whole family to mark the official launch of the Explore Your Archives campaign in England.

Find out more information www.explorethepast.co.uk

Explore the Past


Handcrafted Poppy ProjectTo commemorate the centenary of World War One The Hive is calling out for crafters to join us in knitting, crocheting or sewing poppies to create a striking display in The Hive. With your help, we aim to make a weeping wall with over 10,000 poppies to represent each Worcestershire serviceman and woman who lost their life in the Great War. You can drop off your poppies at The Hive or at your local Worcestershire library.

Informal Poppy Craft Circle15 September, 10:30am - 1pm

Knit or crochet with us at The Hive café. Poppy knitting patterns will be available at the event, but alternatives are welcome. Please note, materials and tools are not provided.

The Battle of Ancre -screening and introduction by composer Laura Rossi

4 October, 5:30pm

The Battle of the Ancre and the Advance of The Tanks (1917). This little-known masterpiece documents the autumn and winter stages of the Somme campaign on the Western Front and conveys the difficulties experienced by the British Army. Accompanied by a specially commissioned score by composer Laura Rossi.

Booking essential.

Remembrance at The Hive 9 November, 10am - 7pm

Join the Worcestershire World War One Hundred team for a day of remembrance and commemoration including:

• All day - visit the WWW100 Bell Tent and discover Worcestershire’s history

• 12:30pm - a performance by Bishop Perowne School

• 6:30pm - screening of The Battle of the Somme film with specially commissioned score by composer Laura Rossi

Drop-in Armistice activities10 November, 10am - 4pm

• All day - visit the People’s Collection exhibition and the WWW100 Bell Tent.

• Morning - family activities including storytelling, music, poppy making and Fergus the Poet.

• 1pm - talk on World War One research

• 2pm - stories from Worcestershire’s First World War featured in The People’s Collection; and a talk about Worcestershire’s Health during the war.

• 4pm - final chance to watch The Battle of the Ancre and the Advance of The Tanks (1917)


Christmas at The HiveChristmas Rat-a-Tat TalesEvery Saturday & Sunday from 24 November to 23 December, 11am & 2:45pm

All young children are welcome at Rat-a-Tat Tales. Just stop by the Children’s Library here at The Hive and listen to our wonderful librarians reading aloud some of their favourite Christmassy stories.

Lantern Making Workshops24 & 25 November, 11am - 12pm & 1:30pm - 2:30pm 1 & 2 December, 11am - 12pm & 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Come by and get ready for the famous Lantern Parade by crafting your very own lantern. These fun sessions are open to all ages and will help get you in the mood for both the parade and Christmas.

£4.50 - willow lantern (7 years+) £2.50 - mini lantern (all ages)

Lantern Parade6 December, 6pm

The eagerly anticipated Christmas Lantern Parade is sure to get you in the Christmas spirit. Starting at Cathedral Square at 6pm, the parade will make its way to The Hive spreading Christmas cheer along the way. Bring your own lanterns that you made at our Lantern Making Workshops and add your light and help illuminate Worcester City centre. To welcome you back to The Hive there will be a performance from the fantastic Rock Choir.

Christmas Decorations: Willow Wreath Making Craft Activity8 December, 11am - 3pm

There’s no Christmas decoration more special than one made yourself. So come on down to The Hive and craft yourself a traditional willow wreath to take home with you.

Suitable for ages 6 - 12 years

Free


Christopher’s Christmas 8 December, 11:30am & 2pm

From the company who brought you the festive favourites The Lost Present…A Christmas Adventure! and Sorry! Christmas is Cancelled…Katie Saves the Day! comes a new wintery tale for the whole family to share.

It’s Christmas Eve and Christopher Nibble and his family are putting the finishing touches to his tree when their festive fun is interrupted by a shocking radio announcement. Father Christmas is lost! His Sat Nav has broken and he can’t find Dandeville!

The guinea pigs gather together and hatch a plan to save Christmas… but everything they do seems to cause chaos and calamity. Suddenly there is a power cut and it seems like all is lost. Does Christopher Nibble have the seasonal spirit to save the day? Or will the guinea pigs of Dandeville wake up to empty stockings this year?

Told using beautiful puppets and stunning scenery, Christopher’s Christmas is a collaboration between the creator of Christopher Nibble, Charlotte Middleton, and Claire Alizon Hills of Topsy Turvy Theatre, written especially for children aged 2 - 7 and their families.

We have a very special guest for the second production at 2pm, the author of Christopher Nibble, Charlotte Middleton, will be in attendance and will be signing books afterwards so don’t forget to bring your copies!

Booking is essential. Visit our website for more information. Running time: 60 minutes

Adults £7 | Children £3 | Babes in arms free

Christmas Show



ExhibitionsWorcester Sixth Form College Student Show12 September - 4 October, Atrium

A selection of AS Art and Design student work in the areas of fine art, graphics, photography and textiles. Students developed original ideas in a variety of media responding to themes including people, places, objects and narrative.

Picture This! Illustration Competition Winners9 October - 25 October, Atrium

Featuring three winning UK entries, and three winning illustrators from each participating country, The Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa and Germany. The competition, previously known as Lemniscaat, is promoted in the UK by the International Centre for the Picture Book in Society and Walker Books.

The People’s Collection30 October - 12 November, Atrium

Commemorating the role Worcestershire people played in the First World War. Over Summer 2018, the Worcestershire World War 100 project collected forgotten and half-remembered stories told through letters, photographs, medals, trench shovels and even a napkin raided from a German ship.

Rivers of the World16 November - 29 November, Atrium

An exhibition of river-inspired artwork created by young people around the world working in collaboration with professional artists to explore and express what rivers mean to communities today.

We Want Responsibility to Be Shared By All11 September - 25 November

Museums Worcestershire commissioned Turner Prize-nominated artist Mark Titchner to create artworks with Worcester residents, making their voices heard.

The project is part of a larger exhibition at Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum exploring ordinary people’s voices against a world of corporate and political messages, featuring work by Mark Titchner and Gillian Wearing.

Colour at Play18 August - 5 September, Café

An Exclusive Preview Exhibition of the Architectural Impressions’ Vivid Range launch due in October 2018.

A Story in Oils8 September - 4 October, Café

Alice Malone is an oil painting tutor and teacher of Fine Art at the Worcester Sixth Form College. She presents an exhibition of oil paintings ranging from portraiture, symbolic still life, street scenes.

Expressionism - Nashmin Riazi9 October - 31 October, Café

International Open Access Week22 October - 28 October, Business Lounge

Original photos and records kept in the institutional repository by University of Worcester academic staff engaged with research. The exhibition is a great opportunity to see and understand the research carried out, and the role of open access - a vehicle for research dissemination.

Biomorphica - Diana Curley3 November - 29 November, Café

Diana Curley’s relief and sculptural work is influenced by memories of her parents. She uses their presence and absence to explore strength and fragility in her art.


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Business Events at The HiveHaines Watts Business Breakfast25 September, 7:30am - 9:30am

8 Things That Drive The Value Of Your Business with Kevin Brent, Director BizSmart

Kevin will be talking about how The Value Builder System™ can help you fetch up to three times more than the average price for companies in your industry whether you want to sell your business or just know that you could. You’ll learn the eight things that drive the value of your company.

To sign up to attend this business breakfast visit www.thehiveworcester.org/business-events

Inspiring Entrepreneurs: Black British Creatives2 October, 7pm - 8:30pm

This live webinar streamed from the British Library to The Hive is part of a wider programme being run at the British Library for Black History Month: In partnership with MOBO. This session is live-streamed to The Hive for free! Come along, watch and Tweet your questions to the British Library.

To sign up to attend this free webinar visit www.thehiveworcester.org/business-events

Inspiring Entrepreneurs: In Conversation with Mary Portas15 November, 7pm - 8:30pm

Mary Portas in conversation live at the British Library screened at The Hive. Mary will be launching her new book around that time too. This session is live-streamed to The Hive for free! Come along, watch and Tweet your questions to the British Library.

To sign up to attend this free webinar visit www.thehiveworcester.org/business-events

Haines Watts Business Breakfast4 December, 7:30am - 9:30am

Is your business ready for Making Tax Digital? If not then you need to act now!

Making Tax Digital comes into force for VAT registered companies from 1 April 2019. This session, with Tim Pearce, Managing Partner, Haines Watts Worcester/Evesham, will explain it all and help you to gain a clear understanding of what can be expected.

To sign up to attend this business breakfast visit www.thehiveworcester.org/business-events

Business Workshop with Dom Portman13 November, 4pm - 6pm

Starting out in business is tough. One of the greatest headaches is identifying how much money you need and raising it. Dom has been fortunate to have raised finance from many sources and now wants to share his knowledge with others. In this workshop he will cover 4 topics;

1) Identifying how much finance you will require by projecting profit and loss and cash flow

2) Realising the strengths of your business and what makes you different from the competition

3) Types of funding; grants, crowdfunding, banks, VC’s, angel investors & friends/family

4) Pitching your business

Dom is a true Midlands success story having studied at Nottingham Trent University and deciding to set up a business here in Worcester. He set up Fancy Dress Worldwide as he had experienced, first-hand, the influence of fancy dress in building friendships at university.

Dom will be coming to The Hive regularly to talk about his experience establishing a successful business and offering advice to budding entrepreneurs.

Free

Raising Finances

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Volunteering with Young People at The HiveAre you interested in becoming a Code Club volunteer? You don’t need to be a coding genius, you just need to be willing to learn some of the basics. It is a great way for you to learn new skills whilst inspiring the next generation of coders. The Hive can help you become a STEM Ambassador so you can bring other science, technology, engineering or maths based subjects to life.

Perhaps you want to work with children but coding isn’t your thing. You could become a Wacky Wednesday volunteer and get involved in encouraging children aged 0 to five to become more creative through messy play and inspire a love of books and reading.

Simply pop in and speak to one of our librarians if you’re interested.

If you want to try something new why not take a look at the ‘Accredited Volunteering Course’? It will give you the opportunity to receive accreditation for volunteering work done at The Hive or in the wider community.

Understanding & Support Through these sessions you will gain an understanding of each of these conditions, learn how people suffering from these live and find ways in which you can support them.

• Understanding and Supporting People with ADHD - 28 September

• Understanding and Supporting People with Autism - 12 October

• Understanding and Supporting People with Dyslexia - 26 October

BusinessFor you budding entrepreneurs there are courses to help you get off the ground and how to promote yourself.

• Business Accounts for Sole Traders - 11 October

• Using Social Media to Promote your Business - 15 November

LeisureHave you thought of trying yoga? Have a flare for writing? Why not take a look at the leisure courses running at The Hive.

• Creative Writing - Saturday mornings

• Gentle Yoga and Relaxation - Thursday evenings

“The Italian course I took developed my confidence in speaking a new language. Previously, I have tried to use apps but they didn’t give me the confidence to speak out loud. The course was well-paced and the tutor was prepared to support the class with their learning needs.”

Antonia, Italian Language Learner


Adult LearningHere at The Hive we host a variety of courses from learning new languages to business advice. Below you can find a selection of the courses on offer, for a full list including times, cost and details please visit https://capublic.worcestershire.gov.uk/coursebookingpublic/ CoursesSearch.aspx

Learning a new languageHave you thought of learning Spanish, Italian or improving on what you already know? The Hive hosts three courses in each language that could be perfect for you regardless of your level.

• Spanish/Italian for Beginners

• Spanish/Italian for Continuing Beginners

• Spanish/Italian for Pre-Improvers

All Spanish courses are either Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday evenings. Italian courses are Wednesday or Friday evenings.

ESOLThese courses are designed with those people whose English is not their primary language.

• Family Health and Wellbeing - Friday mornings

• Money Shopping and Skills - Friday afternoons


Regular Events for Children

Regular Events for Young People

Sustainability TrailBorrow a self-guided Sustainability Trail map from the pod in the children’s library.

Chatterbooks at The HiveSecond Monday of each month, 4:45pm - 6pm

Book club for 8-12 year olds.

Bounce & RhymeEvery Tuesday, 10am - 10:30am

For pre-school children (1-4 years) and their parents and carers.

Wacky WednesdaysEvery Wednesday, 1:30pm - 3pm

Fun stay and play for pre-school children aged between 0-5 years.

Two Counties Training SupportTwo Counties Training Programmes of study include functional skills or GCSE as appropriate, plus vocational.

Contact Kelly on 07568130478 for more information.

Baby Bounce & RhymeEvery Friday, 11am - 11:30am

For babies 0-12 months.

Breast BuddiesEvery Friday, 11:30am - 12:30pm

Breast Buddies for breastfeeding support and information.

Mini Baby Bounce and RhymeEvery Friday, 1pm - 1:30pm

Babies 0-3 months.

Rat-a-tat TalesEvery Saturday & Sunday, 11am & 2:45pm Every Wednesday 2:45pm

Interactive storytime in the children’s library.

Worcester Spark Young Writers’ GroupFirst Saturday of each month, 10am - 12pm

The group meets once a month on a Saturday and is led by writer Rick Sanders.

Register at www.writingwestmidlands.org/worcester-young-writers-groups


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Regular Events for AdultsJob ClubEvery Wednesday, 2:30pm - 4pm

Computer BasicsEvery Monday, 2:30pm - 3:30pm Every Thursday, 10am - 11am

Creative Writers’ GroupSecond Monday of each month, 7pm - 9pm

Meditation Classes for EveryoneMost Mondays, 1pm - 2pm & 7:30pm - 9pm Check our website for details

New Chapter - Reading GroupFortnightly from Monday 10 September, 10:30am - 11:30am

For adults with mild/moderate learning disabilities. Term time only.

Home Choice Plus SurgeriesEvery Tuesday, 9:30am - 12pm, The Hub

The Hub also run Licensing Surgeries on Tuesdays 11:30am - 1pm and Thursdays 1:30pm - 3pm.

Crafty CornerFirst & Third Tuesday of each month, 5:30pm - 10pm

Health WalksEvery Wednesday

Approximately one-hour walk, slow to medium pace, suitable for all ages. Meet inside The Hive at 10:15am. Walk starts at 10:30am.

One to One IT SupportOne hour slots available Monday to Friday

Book in with our Digital Champions. Basic keyboard and mouse skills required.

InformationThe HiveMonday - Sunday - 8:30am - 10pm

Please refer to The Hive website for Bank Holiday closures.

Historic Environment RecordMonday - Friday - 1pm - 4pm

CaféMonday - Sunday - 8:30am - 9pm

Selection of hot and cold snacks and drinks. Vending machines are available on Level 3.

Original ArchivesTuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday - 10:30am - 1pm & 1:30pm - 4pm

Wednesday - 1:30pm - 7pm

www.worcestershire.gov.uk/waas

Worcestershire HubMonday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - 9am - 5pm

Wednesday - 9:30am - 5pm

Telephone - 01905 765765

AskalibrarianMonday - Friday - 10am - 7pm

Saturday - 10am - 5pm

July - August, Monday - Friday - 10am - 4pm only

Anybody can visit the askalibrarian desk on Level 3 for help with resource finding and referencing queries. No need to book, just drop in and ask.

Tickets and seat reservations for events detailed in this brochure can be purchased online through The Hive website: www.thehiveworcester.org/whats-on unless stated otherwise.

Prices are stated where there is a charge. If no price is stated the event or activity is free.

For Explore the Past workshop enquiries - email: [email protected] tel: 01905 766352 or visit the Explore the Past desk on Level 2.

For all other enquiries - email: [email protected] tel: 01905 765576

Please note the information in this guide was correct at the time of going to print.


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