Waterford Clothes Swap at Central Library
Come along and upgrade your wardrobe! Step away from fast fashion and exchange your clothes for something new to you!
Book your FREE Spot: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/waterford-clothes-swap-tickets-1343775511729
Europe Direct Waterford, Waterford Council Climate Action Team and Waterford Libraries are coming together to organise a Clothes Swap on:
Wednesday 28 May in Central Library, Lady Lane in Waterford City from 5pm – 6:30pm with Clothes Drop Off from 11am onwards. This is a FREE Event and all are welcome.
Details:
• Bring up to five pieces of clean adult clothing (in good repair) to the library, between 11am and 5pm and swap them for a voucher for the same number of pieces.
• The Swap opens from 5pm where you can browse the donated pieces and find out more about mending and bringing new life to your clothes.
Also on the night there will be a Clothes Repair Demo.
The EU has a Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles to create a greener textiles sector. The aim is a major shift inside the industry and among consumers, creating a whole new sustainable ecosystem for textiles by the end of this decade Read More.
News Archive
Upcoming Events
-
Brown’s Road Library Parent & Toddler Group – August Meetings
August 4, 2026August 18, 202610:30 AMBrowns Road Library Parent & Toddler group will be meeting in August on: Tuesday 4th August at 10.30am. Tuesday 18th August at 10.30am. All... Read More
-
Exhibition – The Story of Us Census 1926 – Index Gallery Central Library
August 4, 2026August 20, 2026The 1926 census has been an amazing new resource that allows people to discover their family stories and the stories of their communities since... Read More
-
Exhibition – Dungarvan: 24 Hours, 25 Years Later
August 18, 2026August 28, 2026In August 2001 Dungarvan Camera Club, with the help of the Credit Union and the Arts Office, created a 24 hour photographic record of... Read More
-
Talk – Delving Into The Display: Waterford in 1926 with Joanne Rothwell Waterford City & County Archivist
August 18, 20261:30 PMJoin us in Central Library, Lady Lane for a lunchtime talk with Joanne Rothwell, Archivist, Waterford City & County Council to explore the archives... Read More
-
Talk – A Tale of Two Streets in Waterford with Eugene Broderick
August 19, 2026August 19, 20261:30 PMJoin us during Heritage Week in Central Library, Lady Lane for a lunchtime talk with local historian and author, Eugene Broderick. The talk will... Read More
-
Workshop – Flax 405: Threads of Culture with Three Sisters Women’s Shed
August 21, 202610:30 AM - 12:30 PMJoin the Three Sisters Women’s Shed for a morning of flax cordage-making as part of National Heritage Week 2026 (theme: “Heritage at Risk”). The... Read More
-
Talk: Exploring the Hidden World of Life in Medieval Masonry with Mark Donnelly, Ecologist & Ciara O’Flynn, Built Heritage Consultant, Southgate Associates
August 21, 2026August 21, 20263:00 PMExplore the hidden world of Medieval Masonry with Mark Donnelly, Ecologist & Ciara O’Flynn, Built Heritage Consultant, Southgate Associates. Discover how old stone walls,... Read More
-
Talk – The Unexpected Legacy of the Irish Temperance Movement: Irish Community Bands and Choirs with Tiger Lily Keoghan
August 21, 2026August 21, 20267:00 PMThe Irish Temperance Movement is often remembered for what it failed to achieve – widespread and lasting sobriety. Nonetheless, its legacy can still be... Read More
-
Design Your Own Sword Craft Workshop for Children – Dungarvan Library
August 22, 2026August 22, 20262:30 PMJoin us in Dungarvan Library to design your own medieval sword during Heritage Week! Suitable for children ages 5+ years. Children must be accompanied... Read More
-
Talk: Thomas Francis Meagher: Heritage at Risk – Preserving the Legacy Behind the Legend by Dr. Maxine Keoghan
August 22, 2026August 22, 20262:30 PMThomas Francis Meagher is one of Ireland’s most iconic historical figures, yet his extraordinary life is too often reduced to a single moment—the introduction... Read More
-
Waterford Libraries on Facebook
Waterford Libraries on Twitter
My Tweets
You must be logged in to post a comment.