Tenby Library will be closed for the Bank Holiday on May 1, Coronation Bank Holiday on May 8 and the Late Spring Bank Holiday on May 29.

As the Bank Holidays are all on Monday they affect Baby Rhyme Time, but on the Mondays the library is open it is at 10.30-11am during term-time; there is no need to book, just turn up and enjoy some songs and stories.

Lego Club is not affected by the Bank Holidays, as it is on every Friday 3-4.30pm, term-time and holidays, in the Hall. There’s no formal structure to these sessions; people just come by when they can, to see if they can make something and leave when they’re ready. The creations are on display in the library for two weeks.

For Half-Term there is a Family Crafts drop-in session on Tuesday, May 30, 2.30-4pm. There’s no need to book, just come by and try something out.

Book Bingo is still running until the end of May; it’s not too late to start. Just complete one line, whether horizontal, vertical or diagonal, on the card to enter a draw to win a book token. Bingo cards are available in libraries, and completed cards can be returned there.

New fiction in this month includes Fatal Legacy by Lindsey Davis, Pure Evil by Lynda La Plante, The Traitor Among Us by Anne Perry and Nemesis by Wilbur Smith. New books in non-fiction include Queen of Codes by Jackie Uí Chionna, How to Beat Depression and Persistent Low Mood by Mark Papworth and Fun with Fat Quarters by Wendy Gardiner.

The warm coats rail was withdrawn at the end of April; Tenby Library is very grateful to all who donated, and will be bringing it back in the autumn.

In Narberth, there is a temporary library now operating out of the Bloomfield Centre. There are no public access computers, and there is no phone line to the library. Any phone calls or emails to Narberth Library will be diverted to Tenby Library.

For more information, call 01437 775151.