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A range of fun free activities are in store for children at Dudley borough libraries during the Easter holidays.

As children across the borough are counting off the days towards the end of term, it is worth remembering that local libraries have specially planned free activities to keep them amused.

Every library is planning its own range of activities. Halesowen Library will be holding a Hoppy Holiday' Easter Bunny craft session on March 28 while at Stourbridge Library on March 27 children can get to know the ancient Greeks. Brierley Hill will be offering glass painting on April 1 and Dudley will be holding a Dinosaur Stomp' on April 3.

All activities are free but numbers are limited, so contact your local library for further details and information on how to obtain tickets.

Councillor Michael Evans, cabinet member for libraries and archives said: "Children are always welcome to visit and learn in Dudley's libraries and I'm sure that they and their families will enjoy these specially planned Easter activities. "

5:20pm Monday 24th March 2008

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