THE Ayegui Library In the coming months, it will become a place full of magic thanks to the project »The magical place where books live“The initiative aims to bring reading to local residents through engaging activities for different ages.
The common thread of the project will be magic, fantasy, witchcraft, mythology, classic characters of the mystery genre, fairy tales, goblins and many other fantastic elements that will make the library a magical place.
He main objective It is about carrying out activities to encourage reading to maintain the interest of those who love books, but also to attract the attention of those who are more disconnected from the world of literature.
From September (taking advantage of the start of the school year) to December 2024, the library facilities will host workshops for young people, magic shows for boys and girls, shows for babies, conferences for adults or intergenerational meetingsall with the same common thread; magic and fantasy.
The project starts this Friday with a fanfiction workshop and illustration for young people aged 9 to 12 and will continue in the coming months with several activities dedicated to different age groups.
Another point on which the library will focus on this academic year 2024/2025 This involves the creation of a Reading Club for young people, in addition to the Reading Club for children and the Reading Club for adults, which are already operational.
What is planned when creating the “Ayeguibooks Youth Community“It’s that the boys and girls of Ayegui Do not lose interest in reading as you get older and that is why it is necessary to create a reading club for young people that keeps them hooked on books in an attractive way. Using new technologies and organizing workshops on different themes, we want to create a young community that meets every month and a half or two months in a space of entertainment, conversation and learning around books.
Those who have between 10 and 15 years old and you want to be part of this community, you can inquire and register at the library itself, by calling 948110070 or by email [email protected]
