Join storyteller and poet Harvinell Tatton to hear the inspirational true story of Ruby Bridges.

Harvinell will share Ruby Bridges’ inspiring journey from brave six-year-old pioneer to Civil Rights hero.

Ruby, who, at the age of six braved racist protests to become the first black child to go to a previously "whites" only school, and who went on to become a hero of the Civil Rights movement in the USA.

Key Booking Information:

This event is suitable for families with children from 6 years old.

The event will be followed by a craft activity where you can make a miniature 3D shoe and other crafts inspired by Ruby’s story.

The talk is free. The craft activity is £1 per person (paid in person on the day).

The session will start at 11.30am - please arrive 10 minutes early.

Please bring your ticket with you (on your phone is fine).

Woking Library and Harvinell Tatton are looking forward to seeing you!

If you have any additional needs or require any special assistance, please let us know prior to the event by contacting library.events@surreycc.gov.uk (https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/story-detectives-are-coming-back-to-surrey-libraries-tickets-1312946541449?aff=oddtdtcreator). The inbox is managed Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.

If you are not able to or do not wish to provide us with any contact details (landline or mobile number and email address) you won’t be able to purchase a ticket online. Please visit the library that is hosting the event to purchase a ticket in person.

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