We have a diverse range of free weekly and monthly events and activities for adults across the county.  A whole host of other events also take place during the year to coincide with national festivals and initiatives.

Book Clubs in Meath Libraries, advice on starting an online book club and suggested reads

We have a varied and exciting programme of events and activities for children as well as specially organised events at different stages of the year. 

Great crafts that you can make at home using material from around the house.  If you are inspired to make something by the crafts blow then we would love to see your creations. Send us a picture on our Facebook page or email to navanlib@meathcoco.ie or Upload your picture on our Gallery Page

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You can watch our pre-School Storytime Sessions on our YouTube Channel. We've 

We also have a selection of chapter readings for older children.  

Mr Wiggle and Mr Waggle Thumb Play |  Stories and Songs with Mary  |  Superworm  |  Where are you, Puffling? | Bran agus a Dhaideo  |  Lokomotywa  |  Tyrannosaurus Drip  |  Polish Poems  |  Tá Bran in ann Comhaireamh | Conor's Cowboy Suit | More Stories and Songs with Mary | 

Spring into Storytime is a national storytime initiative which runs in public libraries during the month of April. It celebrates the importance of families reading together and sharing stories. 

During April, libraries will be championing children’s storytime sessions and we invite children and their parents or carers to join in and experience the joy of lots of exciting tales! Many of our story sessions will feature a craft element too. We will also be inviting local schools to special storytime sessions with author/illustrator Tatyana Feeney and author Natasha Mac a’Bhaird.

As well as the enjoyment of the storytime sessions, stories and reading also help children to further develop their creativity and imagination. All these sessions are free and we look forward to seeing you.

Check your local Meath library for full details on our Spring into Storytime programme.