Bookbug at Dick Institute
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Bookbug at Dick Institute

Dick Institute | Kilmarnock
📚Book Readings & Storytelling
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Organised by Bookbug

Event Details

Schedule

Every Wednesday

From Wed 29 Jul

Next: Today

Event time

14:00 – 14:30

Recommended ages

0 months (newborn) – 5 years

Type

Indoor

Prices

Free entry

About this event

Come along to Dick Institute for Bookbug, a free, relaxed session of songs, rhymes and stories, for babies and children under 5. Held on Wednesdays at 14:00. It's a lovely way to bond with your child, meet other families and share a love of books from the very start. Free to attend.

What to expect:

  • How to book: call 01563 554300 (please select option 3 when calling the Dick Institute). Places are limited and must be booked in advance. Booking opens 6 days before session. Bookings can be made in-person, by phone & email.

More Details

Booking

Book in advance

Arrival

At start time

Parent Must Stay

Yes, required

Pricing

Free entry

Dick Institute

Explore art exhibitions and cultural collections at this heritage library and gallery combined in a historic Kilmarnock building.

What this place offers

ToiletsBaby changingParkingFoodPushchair friendlyAccessible

Last updated: 29 Jul 2026

Frequently asked questions about Bookbug at Dick Institute

Is Bookbug at Dick Institute free to attend?

Yes, Bookbug at Dick Institute is free to attend.

What ages is Bookbug at Dick Institute suitable for?

Bookbug at Dick Institute is suitable from newborn up to age 5.

When does Bookbug at Dick Institute take place?

Bookbug at Dick Institute takes place on Wednesday, 29 July 2026 at 2 PM.

Where is Bookbug at Dick Institute held?

Bookbug at Dick Institute is held at Dick Institute in Kilmarnock.

Is Bookbug at Dick Institute indoor or outdoor?

Bookbug at Dick Institute is held indoors, so it's a great option whatever the weather.

Do I need to book in advance for Bookbug at Dick Institute?

Yes, advance booking is required for Bookbug at Dick Institute.

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