Rhymetimes in libraries
What are rhymetimes?
Join a rhymetime at your local library and have fun singing, playing musical instruments and learning rhymes.
Rhymetimes are for babies, toddlers and their parents or carers, with the activities organised by library staff. These events are free of charge.
Older children can take part in storytimes in libraries.
When are rhymetimes held?
See our list below to find a rhymetime near you. There’s no need to book, just turn up and enjoy.
Battle Library
Every fortnight on Wednesday 2.15–2.45pm
December 3, 17 and January 14, 28
Bexhill Library
Every Wednesday 11–11.30am
Crowborough Library
Every fortnight on Wednesday 10.30–11am
December 3, 17 and January 14, 28
Eastbourne Library
Every Wednesday 10.30–11am (except school holidays)
Hailsham Library
Every fortnight on Tuesday 2.15–2.45pm
December 9 and January 6, 20
Hastings Children's Library
Every Tuesday 1.45–2.15pm
Heathfield Library
Every fortnight on Monday 10.30–11am
December 8, 22 and January 5, 19
Langney Library
Every Tuesday 2.10–2.30pm (except school holidays)
Lewes Library
Buggy Boogie, first Tuesday in each month at 10.30–11am
December 2 and January 6
Newhaven Library
First and third Monday in each month at 2–2.30pm
December 15 and January 5, 19
Peacehaven Library
First Wednesday in each month at 10.30–11am
December 3 and January 7
Rye Library
Every fortnight on Monday 11–11.30am
December 15, 29 and January 12, 26
Seaford Library
First and third Tuesday in each month at 2–2.30pm
December 2, 16 and January 6, 20
Uckfield Library
Every fortnight on Tuesday 10.30–11am
December 9, 23 and January 6, 20
Willingdon Library
Second and fourth Thursday in each month at 10.30–11am (except school holidays)
December 11 and January 8, 22
