Come and join us and have fun making your own leaf printing art, you can bring your leaves if you wish, but we will provide you with all the materials.
Come and support you local Library! Back by popular demand, Highgate Library Action Group is hosting its annual Pumpkin Carving Party on Saturday 25 October at 2pm at Highgate Library on Shepherds Hill, N6 for children age 4+ (all children must be accompanied by an adult). No booking required.
Presented by Highgate Library Action Group
As part of our Black History Month, Stroud Green & Harringay Library will host a Story Time to celebrate and learn about the black community around the world, explore their stories and achievements.
There will be an opportunity for children to discuss and share their thoughts in a 'forum' like setting for young minds, led by library staff.
Giraffes are found in the dry savannahs of Africa, where they roam among the open plains and woodlands.
Well known for their long necks, these gentle giants are the world’s tallest living land animals. An adult male can grow to around 5.5m – that’s taller than three adult humans!
Come along and make your very own Giraffe Family Craft as part of our Black History Month celebrations.
Please join us at Hornsey Library for this Black History Month screening of 'Sinners' (2025).
'Set in 1932, 'Sinners' follows twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore, portrayed by Michael B. Jordan, who return to their hometown in the Mississippi Delta after serving in World War I. They aim to start anew by opening a juke joint for the local Black Community, using money they stole from gangsters. However, their plans are thwarted by a supernatural evil that awaits their return. The film explores themes of family, identity, and the cultural significance of blues music, as the brothers navigate the challenges posed by both humans and supernatural threats.'
🚨Calling all Haringey residents🚨
Black History Haringey 365 Free Creative Writing Workshop.
A 2-hour workshop led by Kat François, the talented author, poet, performer. Take part in a free creative writing workshop inspired by Haringey Council’s Black History Month theme ‘Standing Firm in Power and Pride’ and the George Padmore Institute’s archive collections on the Black Parents Movement (BPM).
Participants of all levels of writing ability are encouraged to take part. Develop your writing skills, respond creatively to the influential BPM, celebrating its 50th anniversary and learn about local Black British history. Participants will be inspired by stories of resilience, creativity and collaboration documented in our collections from the BPM to write personal reflections.
Every year, Bonfire Night commemorates the prevention of the Gunpowder Plot which occured on 5th November 1605. A plan was put into place to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill the king, but it failed!Celebrate Bonfire Night with us by making your very own paperplate firework. Have fun making it. use lots of colour and sprinkle it with glitter!!
On Remembrance Day everyone in Britain is asked to remember the sacrifices made by others during times of war. The poppy is an iconic symbol that represents sleep, peace, and death. The symbolism dates back to Roman and Greek mythology. In our context, we use the poppy as a memorial flower to remember and honour the fallen souls of war. Come along and make a beautiful poppy and display it on our Remembrance Day Board.
Remembrance Day is an annual event, where we remeber all those who have lost their lives whilst serving in the armed forces. In Britain this day has been a tradition since the First World War. It is also a notable day in many other countries. The Poppy is a symbol of this day. Come along and make your own paper poppy. Have fun cutting it out and sticking it together!
Come along and make your own boat picture, using colourful card and paper made from simple shapes and tissue paper. Have fun making it, take it home and enjoy it!
