Refreshments provided by library volunteers Kay Hardy and Janet Starr. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Weston Library, in Walliscote Road, encouraged people to learn skills and hobbies from 10am to noon on Saturday.
People of all ages were able to enjoy activities such as crafts, photography, a local history group, board games and yoga.
Coding was among one of the many skills youngsters could get involved in, they were taught about coding using a robot at the library.
Worle Library, in Mendip Avenue, also took part in this event at the same time.
Art in Mind by Rebecca Clark with her pixelling kits and crafting ideas. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
They had a holistic therapy group as well as a colour therapy session.
There were plenty of options that the children were given including playing with LEGO, toys and arts and crafts.
Attendees were served refreshments by library volunteers throughout the event.
Youngsters learning about coding with this cute robot. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Artist Jo Green with lots of ways to get into art. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with welbeing, holistic therapy from Rosemary Bridgewater and colour therapy from Jill Cowles. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with crafts. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with crafts. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with crafts. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
Worle Library. New fun palace with lego. Picture: MARK ATHERTON (Image: Archant)
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