What is The Library Presents?

The Library Presents is a programme of arts activities, online and in locations around Cambridgeshire.

We hope you will find the events and activities interesting, exciting or just pure fun. There is something for all ages across a range of art forms including; music, drama, art, dance, storytelling, comedy, puppetry, and magic. 

For other events in libraries please see the general ‘Whats On’ pages.

The Library Presents programme is funded by Arts Council England and run by Cambridgeshire County Council working with Babylon ARTS.

To pick up a brochure or book tickets for The Library Presents Autumn Season from 31 August head into your nearest library or look online www.library.live/the-library-presents. There is also the option to subscribe to our email newsletter, or stay up to date with news via Facebook and Instagram at: @TheLibraryPresents.

Autumn brochure

The Library Presents Autumn brochure (plain text version) is below. You can also find The Library Presents events online at Library.Live.

Contact The Library Presents team

If you have any questions or comments please email us at thelibrarypresents@cambridgeshire.gov.uk or telephone 01223 706 779.

Volunteering

We value the contribution that volunteers make to our programme. If you would like to be kept up to date about The Library Presents programme and future volunteering and training opportunities please sign up to receive our newsletter.

Three images of volunteers

Evaluation reports

The Library Presents aims to create and deliver a vibrant, exciting, diverse and inclusive programme of high-quality arts activities with libraries across Cambridgeshire.

It is a four-year programme (2018 – 2022) funded by Arts Council England. The reports below cover the first four years.

The Library Presents logo - pink and white, with Arts Council England, Urban & Civic, Babylon Arts and Cambridgeshire Culture logos below

'The Library Presents' is funded by Arts Council England (2018-2023), managed by Cambridgeshire County Council and delivered in partnership with Babylon ARTS and 20Twenty Productions.

We are grateful for support from Cambridgeshire Culture and Urban & Civic.