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Tipperary Town Library will host a programme of Easter events
A Tipperary library is full of Easter celebrations this week, with activities for children of all ages taking place.
Tipperary Town Library is hosting a number of Easter events this week, kicking off later this afternoon with Easter crafts, where children can make their own sock bunnies. The event gets underway from 3pm this afternoon (Tuesday, April 15).
Tomorrow, Wednesday, the library will host Easter storytime, with fancy dress and crafting, getting underway from 12.30pm.
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Thursday will see an Easter egg hunt take place at the Tipperary Town Library, from 3pm to 4pm.
Kids can also help out by designing the library's craft bunny, which will be on display over the Easter period.
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Parents who wish to bring their little ones to any of the Easter events at Tipperary Town Library can secure their child's place by calling 052 6166126.
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