Get Active
Get Active is scheduled for Wednesday 2 November from 10am to 4pm. It will be at Cardiff Central Library (The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 1FL). The admission cost is free.
Famous visitors
The afternoon will feature appearances from many established sports stars. These include Jamie Baulch, a sprint athlete who has raced for Britain in the Olympics, and Nathan Stephens, a javelin thrower who could win gold for Britain in the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Demonstrations
Ash Randall, an expert in football free styling, will showing tricks and tips to visitors. This will be alongside taster sessions in various sports organised by Cardiff Blues and Cardiff Devils. There will even be a ‘smoothie bike’ which allows people to make smoothes simply by cycling.
Libraries Fortnight
Get Active is the first event of Libraries Fortnight which takes place for the first two weeks of November across Wales. For more information regarding other events at your local library, visit librarywales.org.
Previous events
Cardiff Central Library has hosted many occasions that may surprise a few people. These include speed dating, stand-up comedy training, a real ale festival, and a fashion show with escalators as runways.
What’s next
There is a wide range of events taking place at the library next year to look forward to. This includes a performance of a promenade play, an introduction to opera, lessons in erotic storytelling for burlesque, and a detox event. Nicola Richards commented, “We are always battling stereotypes.”
Cardiff Central Library
For more information about what Cardiff Central Library has to offer, email centrallibrary@cardiff.gov.uk, phone 02920382116 or visit their website.
Activities and taster sessions at Cardiff Central Library
Cardiff Central Library hopes to battle library stereotypes by hosting a day of sports activities, dance classes and careers workshops to unite the local community.
The event, Get Active, takes place Wednesday 2 November as part of Libraries Fortnight. It aims to encourage healthier lifestyles, attract new members and alter perceptions of what libraries have to offer.
For example, there will be a workshop in a computer suite for job hunters with advice on writing a CV and handling job interviews.
“There will also be experts coming to provide taster sessions in activities ranging from street dance to karate,” said Nicola Richards, manager of Cardiff Central Library.
“It’s about getting people into the library, but hopefully they’ll get fit while they’re here as well.”
Get Active
Get Active is scheduled for Wednesday 2 November from 10am to 4pm. It will be at Cardiff Central Library (The Hayes, Cardiff, CF10 1FL). The admission cost is free.
Famous visitors
The afternoon will feature appearances from many established sports stars. These include Jamie Baulch, a sprint athlete who has raced for Britain in the Olympics, and Nathan Stephens, a javelin thrower who could win gold for Britain in the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Demonstrations
Ash Randall, an expert in football free styling, will showing tricks and tips to visitors. This will be alongside taster sessions in various sports organised by Cardiff Blues and Cardiff Devils. There will even be a ‘smoothie bike’ which allows people to make smoothes simply by cycling.
Libraries Fortnight
Get Active is the first event of Libraries Fortnight which takes place for the first two weeks of November across Wales. For more information regarding other events at your local library, visit librarywales.org.
Previous events
Cardiff Central Library has hosted many occasions that may surprise a few people. These include speed dating, stand-up comedy training, a real ale festival, and a fashion show with escalators as runways.
What’s next
There is a wide range of events taking place at the library next year to look forward to. This includes a performance of a promenade play, an introduction to opera, lessons in erotic storytelling for burlesque, and a detox event. Nicola Richards commented, “We are always battling stereotypes.”
Cardiff Central Library
For more information about what Cardiff Central Library has to offer, email centrallibrary@cardiff.gov.uk, phone 02920382116 or visit their website.