Come and colour your way to calm. Join us for mandala style coulouring and free hot drink and biscuits. This one hour session will give you a chance for some relaxing me time.
This Story time session encourages active listening and participation through carefully selected books for little ones.
‘Christopher is the eldest of seven in a middle-class English family. Theresa is the thirteenth child of Chinese immigrants in the British colony of Singapore.This is the story of how they met after the war, having grown up on opposite sides of the world.Despite vastly different backgrounds, they shared a common bond, because both survived the Second World War in Asia – Christopher as a prisoner on the Burma-Siam railway, Theresa a young woman working in Japanese-occupied Singapore.Real-life characters, from sardonic ex-POWs to affectionate siblings and cousins in the armed forces, eccentric spinster aunts, hilarious ex-girlfriends and ebullient colonial types leap off the page as they tell the story in their own words, collected in this memoir through letters and diaries dating from the 1930s to 1959, interspersed with Theresa’s tape-recordings about her life made in 2000.’
Author Caroline Repton will be holding a talk and book signing event about her fascinating book 'Lotus-Eating Days. From Surrey to Singapore 1925-1959’. Come along and enjoy this free event at Muswell Hill Library!
Come along and make a Spin Drum and see how its fun, whilst you 'Read to the Beat' - ask your Librarian about the Summer Reading Challenge.
Come along to Rhyme-Time on Monday mornings at St Ann's Library!
Inclusive, fun and a great way for you and your little ones to make friends, Rhyme-Time is the perfect way to start the week!
Play day takes place on the 5th August, this year's theme is Play - Here, there, everywhere! To mark the date come to Stroud Green Library to create a toy made of recycling materials. Enjoy your toy here, there, everywhere!
Come into Wood Green and Join us for some Crafting Summer fun!
Don't forget to Sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge.
Line Dancing for all levels - beginners made very welcome.
£5 for one class, £7 for two classes, or you can pay £15 for the month if paid in advance (no cards, cash only please).
WHY IS DANCE GOOD FOR YOU? It reduces stress, brings you joy, keeps your body and mind fit, and reduces the risk of dementia. Dance quite literally grows your brain and makes you smarter!
For further details, please contact Carol via danceuphoric1@gmail.com (mailto:danceuphoric1@gmail.com) or call 07831 268053.
🎶 Summer Reading Challenge 2026: Read to the Beat 🎶This year’s exciting theme, “Read to the Beat,” invites children to discover the magical connection between stories and music.🎨🎶 Create Your Own CD Cover! 🎶🎨Join us to create and decorate your very own CD cover inspired by your favourite storybook 📚✨Turn the characters, adventures, and magic from your favourite story into a fun and colourful music CD cover! 🎤🎵
paper airplane society at wood green library
