Monthly Archives: February 2018

#WhatAreLibrariesFor?

Posted on February 16, 2018 by Katie Brown

In preparation for our What Are Libraries For? debate on Tuesday 20 February, we’ve been asking students, librarians and even a small child what they think libraries are for. The answers range from studying to ‘freedom’ via productivity, travel, and … Continue reading →

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Philip Kent, Suzanne Paul and Mimi Thebo to debate ‘What are libraries for?’

Posted on February 13, 2018 by Katie Brown

Inside Arts Debate: What Are Libraries For? Tuesday 20 February 2018, 6-7.30pm Great Hall, Wills Memorial Building, Park Street, Bristol   In preparation for our debate next week, here’s a little more about our three speakers. Philip Kent Philip Kent … Continue reading →

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The Object of our Affection arrives in Bristol University’s Special Collections

Posted on February 6, 2018 by Katie Brown

We are delighted that the University of Bristol Arts and Social Sciences Library has acquired two copies of The Object of our Affection, created by Angie Butler in response to our Making Books in Bristol events.  The one of a kind leather-bound … Continue reading →

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