Library Lates: Crafts, Music & More

Join us on Friday 05 December, 7–9pm, for a warming winter Library Late and see the Library in a whole new light.

Expect a Silent Disco, live music from Saff Juno and the Exeter Railway Band, quirky Christmas decorations to craft, demos from the FabLab, and more!

Saff Juno
Saff Juno is a rising star on the South West music scene, with ongoing support from BBC Introducing. She’s played Boardmasters, featured as an Artist in Session, and even bagged Track of the Week for her single Escaped the Box.With lyrics exploring feminism and mental health, and a timeless voice delivering irresistible indie-pop hooks, Saff has captivated audiences across two headline tours and a BBC Introducing Live Showcase. Described as “an indie-pop fairy”, her empowering music continues to grow a passionate global fanbase

“Saff Juno is a sugar-coated rock blend of Wolf Alice and Aurora” — Daniel Pascoe, BBC Introducing

The Exeter Railway Band
Exeter's longest running brass band! Expect pop songs, Christmas carols and absolute brass bangers

✨ Mexican Tin Art with Tricia St Clair
Create your own colourful Christmas tree decorations using traditional Mexican tin art techniques. Tricia, an artist/maker with a love of recycled and new materials, will guide you through producing vibrant, handmade ornaments you can recreate at home.

✨ Scratch-Art Ornaments with Sarah McFloof
Quick, cheeky, and fun—design your own scratch-art decorations that double up as gift tags or tree ornaments. Reveal hidden colours with every stroke and customise with festive patterns, lettering, or even a playful slogan to keep the spirit lively.

Plus:
🍸 Drinks from Bar Nova (soft and alcoholic options available, as well as low/no alcohol)
🎧 Silent Disco — two DJs, two vibes, and plenty of dancing amongst the shelves

3 Minute Poems
Poet Harula Ladd will be set up at her typewriter for the evebing offering on-the-spot poems, about anything you choose! Hand typed 3 min poems taht make the perfect Christmas gift

Supported by Community Alcohol Partnerships, InExeter and Arts Council England