🎨 Design Your Own Book Cover! Draw your very own book cover inspired by this year's Biblio-Buzz books! Use your imagination, add colour, and make it your own.What is Biblio-Buzz?Biblio-Buzz is a fun reading challenge for children aged 9–12, where you read six shortlisted books and choose your favourite one.
❓ To enter, just bring your finished book cover drawing to Hornsey Library and let us know it's for the Biblio-Buzz competition!🗓️ Competition ends Saturday 25th April.🏆 Winner gets a copy of their favourite Biblio-Buzz book!We can’t wait to see your amazing designs!
Morning Stay and Play sessions are a great way for your little ones to meet up with other children. We have a selection of simple shape puzzles and motor skills toys - perfect for babies and toddlers to enjoy on our play rug!
Free digital training and support to help you get to grips with the online world. Learn to use smartphones, computers and the internet with more confidence. We can also offer support with internet connectivity and access to low-cost devices. Booking advised.Contact:info@coffeecomputers.org07999042497www.coffeecomputers.orgThis event is scheduled to take place in the rear hall at St Ann's Library.
“Marking Women’s History Month: An Afternoon With Dr. Velma McClymont”.
Velma will discuss the women who have inspired her literary journey, and talk about her latest book, Sentimental Journey and Other Stories (1948-1998).
Morning Stay and Play sessions are a great way for your little ones to meet up with other children. We have a selection of simple shape puzzles and motor skills toys - perfect for babies and toddlers to enjoy on our play rug!
Come along for this special Easter storytime session.
THIRTEEN are delighted to welcome you to The Original Gallery for their fourth exhibition at this lovely space in the heart of Crouch End.
In this exhibition thirteen very different photographers have each used their talents and skills to produce something unique. The built environment and public spaces feature large this year. There are abstract images of Canary Wharf’s skyscrapers, their reflection frozen in time against gently rippled water. One set of images looks at the interaction between people and their surroundings, showing the influence of the human hand on the environment.
One photographer works collaboratively with the public, investigating how the items carried around in our pockets and bags can tell a lot about us as individuals and the kind of lives we live - while yet another creates arresting images without even leaving the house.
We traverse the globe, from frozen landscapes of Hokkaido to grain elevators in snowy Montana- via the Guggenheim Gallery in Bilbao. A ballerina takes flight on the Millenium bridge. The aquatic world is portrayed in its natural beauty, yet with a hint of danger - and we visit the whimsical landscapes of Suss
20th March 2026 is official first day of Spring in the UK, and the rest of the northern hemisphere. It is called the 'Spring Equinox' or the 'Vernal Equinox', when the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north. On this day, most locations experience nearly equal day and night. Celebrate the first day of Spring wih us at Muswell Hill Library. Make this beautiful picture, colour it in, cut it out, and stick it together. Have fun with it!
Easter comes to Storytime this week. Some of our favourite picture-book characters are hunting for eggs and meeting fluffy spring ducklings. Come and join the fun.
You might also get some good ideas about the type of storybooks you want to borrow and read at home.
Step into a world of indigo fabric, rhythmic stitching, and quite joy at our Sashiko Workshop - an immersive experience inspired by the timeless Japanese tradition of Sashiko.
Sashiko, meaning "little stabs" transforms simple running stitches into mesmerizing geometric patterns. As you trace classic motifs - waves, hempleaves, interlocking circles- you begin to see how repetition becomes art.
Sashiko is also more than embroidery, it's a moving meditation. the steady rhythm of stitching slows your breathing , soften your shoulders and the simple repetition quites the mind, leaving space for calm, clarity and creative flow.
No experience required, just curiosity. weather you are a seasoned maker or picking up a neddle for the first time, you will discover the quite thrill of watching patterns emerge beneath your hands.
