'Tales after Dark' from Weeping Bank REARRANGED DATE!
Droitwich Library, Droitwich, WR9 8DQ
Thursday 30th July 2026
THIS IS THE REARRANGED DATE FOR OUR POSTPONED 25TH JUNE EVENT (DUE TO EXTREME HEAT). IF YOU HAD TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT, THEY HAVE BEEN AUTOMATICALLY CARRIED ACROSS. IF YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS NEW DATE, YOU CAN OF COURSE HAVE A FULL REFUND. PLEASE CONTACT US AT [email protected] TO LET US KNOW SO WE CAN GET THAT SORTED FOR YOU.
In Weeping Bank, they say The Librarian writes by moonlight and locks away his stories at dawn. But every now and then, by candlelight and under the watchful glow of a single brass lamp, he reads one or two of his chilling tales to rapt audiences across the country.
This is storytelling as it once was—eerie, immersive and dangerously close.
'a masterclass in the art of the modern ghost story' Bronte Schiltz, writer/journalist
'The Librarian’s performance is masterful' Steve Kinrade, Liverpool Noise
A WORD OF CAUTION: The Librarian’s readings contain moments of considerable unease and are deemed unsuitable for children or the faint of heart.
To learn more about The Librarian, his dark tales and the village of Weeping Bank, visit www.weepingbank.com
In Weeping Bank, they say The Librarian writes by moonlight and locks away his stories at dawn. But every now and then, by candlelight and under the watchful glow of a single brass lamp, he reads one or two of his chilling tales to rapt audiences across the country.
This is storytelling as it once was—eerie, immersive and dangerously close.
'a masterclass in the art of the modern ghost story' Bronte Schiltz, writer/journalist
'The Librarian’s performance is masterful' Steve Kinrade, Liverpool Noise
A WORD OF CAUTION: The Librarian’s readings contain moments of considerable unease and are deemed unsuitable for children or the faint of heart.
To learn more about The Librarian, his dark tales and the village of Weeping Bank, visit www.weepingbank.com
