The library arranges events in order to fund raise and get people together. They are great social opportunities and events in the past have included a garden fete, a BBQ, treasure hunts, fireworks, a quiz and themed evenings.
WHAT’S ON!
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CANCELLED: UNFORTUNATELY THE SPEAKER IS UNABLE TO ATTEND
Saturday, February 29, at 3:30 p.m. at the English Library, Porte du Puycharraud à la Souterraine.
FREE ENTRY
/Les Rendez-Vous de l’Histoire : the Second World War in France and in the Limousin
The speakers will discuss the defeat, occupation and liberation of the national territory while also referring to local events. The presentation will be delivered in French and English so as to make it accessible to everyone.
Speakers: C. Walker, Y. Guiet, R. Vaugelade, A. Pruchon. I.P.N.S.
The English Library La Souterraine presents
The 2020 Grand National Sweepstake Soirée
Event organised by the Library team
At The Creusois Bar, Les Genets d’Azerables 23160
Saturday 4th April 2020
5.30pm for the live race at 6.15pm
Tickets 15 € per person to include 1 runner and rider, and supper after the race
Prize fund will be for the first 4 horses home and will consist of not less than 40% of the ticket sales after costs.
Come and join us for a Grand Evening and help to support your local English friendly library.
Tickets available from the library, limited to the total number (approx. 40) of runners in the race
Horses will be allocated by random draw to attendees on arrival at the event.
Coffee Morning Saturday 16th May
In Aid of the Resto du Coeur
10.30 am until 13.00 pm
Come along and have a nice chat with Christine and Kim and a number of volunteers who will be waiting to serve you a selection of delicious cakes and of course the traditional English scones with jam or cream Yumm…
Christine and Kim
Latest events posts
- Comite de Jumelage de La Souterrraine
- Art Group Exhibition
- Poetry Performance Afternoon
- Film Afternoon Singalong
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Housed right next to St John’s Gate, the English library moved next to the second medieval gate, the Puycharraud Gate, in a beautiful setting of old stones. Visit the location page for more detail.