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The Friends of the Rydings were pleased to present A Trip to Halifax Zoo, a talk by Christine Leveridge.
Read MoreThe Friends of the Rydings were pleased to present Why do we say that? a talk by John Lyte on Saturday 27th October.
Read MoreBrighouse Library Community Cafe and Friends of the Rydings held a musical evening.
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The Friends of the Rydings were pleased to present Paradise Revisited, a talk by Peter Mathers on Saturday 28th September.
Read MoreThe Friends of the Rydings were pleased to present Reminiscences from a Long Life on Saturday 29th June at 1.30.
Read MoreFriends of the Rydings welcomed Cllr Blagbrough to their May speaker event.
Read MoreChristine Leveridge treated us to a fascinating talk on King George V and Queen Mary’s visit to the West Ryding in July 1912.
Read MoreThe work of our young artists was on display in the gallery.
Read MoreBrighouse artist, Roger Davies was on hand to unveil his picture of the library at our March event.
Read MoreMembers were treated to a superb flower arranging demonstration by Deidre Sparks.
Read MoreOn Saturday, the Friends of the Rydings welcomed author Sairish Hussain as their speaker.
Read MoreThe Friends of the Rydings are pleased to inform members of their recent support for our library and gallery.
Read MoreChris Helme attracted a large crowd to our speaker event on 27th January.
He gave us a tremendous presentation on William Henry Smith and his legacy.
Read MoreA Chris Helme presented Christmas Memories from the Past and members recited their favourite poems and anecdotes.
Read MoreDid you know that there are roughly 250 species of bumble bee?
Did you know that ‘bumble’ means to hum?
Michael introduced us to these facts and a wealth of information about the intricate lives of bees.
Read MoreMembers were entertained by Ann Evans who has been part of a government study since she was born.
Read MoreWhat do you know about the writer of the well-loved hymn Abide with Me? John Lyte shared the fascinating story of his antecedent with us on Saturday.
Read MoreVisitors to the Library are once again able to view the model of the Thermopylae.
Read MoreHere are the details of our programme from autumn 2023.
Please note that any changes will be communicated through this website and by email to members.
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