Siel Bleu Chair Yoga 12 Week Course

Join the Siel Bleu Team for a Positive Aging Experience across 12 weeks. Siel Bleu Ireland believes in living an active and healthy lifestyle, giving older adults and people living with chronic conditions or disabilities the tools to improve autonomy and quality of life. Our community-based programmes help to improve not only your physical health, but social and mental health also. These are free sessions, but booking is essential. To book your place contact Athy Library on 045-980555 or email:

Kathleen Lonsdale Exhibition

Kathleen Lonsdale Exhibition

Baby and Toddler Stay & Play Group

If you have a young baby or toddler and would like to meet other parents in the area, come to our stay and play group every Thursday morning at 10am. Bring a coffee and chat to other parents while your babies play with the toys and books provided. No need to book, just drop in!

Bi-Lingual Pilates at Leixlip Library

Learn how to strengthen your joint health whilst practising the Irish Language. We will go through a series of simple, fun exercises which are suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Select for more info and link.

Ciorcal Comhrá

Caint agus Comhrá le Leabharlann Baile Chill Dara

Pilates as Gaeilge (4 seachtaine) / Pilates in Irish (4 weeks) - Celbridge Library

4 weekly sessions of Pilates as Gaeilge

Get Crafty!

Craft Group

Classic Film Screening

On Thursday the 23rd, we welcome you to join us for a classic film on the big screen at Leixlip Library. No Booking Required

Poetry Open Mic

Open Mic Night

Let’s Talk Parenting 'The substance of Youth'

Let’s Talk Parenting The substance of Youth

Negotiating Mainstream life as a Neurodivergent Teen/Young-Adult

In this talk we will look at challenges and strategies for dealing with School Life etc

Stress Management for Parents and Family Support Workers

Stress is extremely common; Ireland recently ranked as the 6th most stressful country in Europe. If you’re a parent, you experience specific stressors and despite the rewards of parenting, it can also be challenging. However, managing stress improves your psychological wellbeing and reduces the risk of ‘parental burnout’ and impacts positively on your child’s wellbeing. Alternatively, do you work with families? Despite being a fulfilling role, sometimes the demands of the job are stressful.