Events

A sociable adult knitting and crochet group. Bring your own knitting/crocheting or use needles, hooks, wool and knitting patterns provided by the group. Help is on hand for any knitting/crocheting queries.

Join us for Chat, Share n’ Play! 🤗 Parents, let's chat, share experiences, and watch our little ones play before the Wriggle and Rhyme fun begins! 🎉 It's a casual get-together before the main event - perfect for building connections and

After the creation of the London Borough of Lambeth in 1965, Lambeth’s new Department of Architecture and Planning, led by Ted Hollamby, went on to design some unusually diverse and distinctive council housing across the borough.

The ultimate Storytime experience for Parents, Toddlers, and Babies! Join us for a lively and interactive experience filled with stories, rhymes and lots of fun bonding moments.

Starting at Brixton Windmill, a working Windmill. Walk part of the Roman Road, follow some of the course of the Effra River. We will talk of monarchs, authors, influencers and places of worship. There is even an unsolved murder.

Creative writing practice for budding writers with the opportunity to share and discuss in a friendly and supportive environment. 

Join our librarians for songs, stories and rhyme for the under 5s

Join us on Saturday mornings for play, stories, songs and rhyme. Playtime is from 9.30am and the songs and stories begin at 10am

Meet some of the most inspirational women of Clapham, from a convicted criminal to a Victorian hymn writer.

Booking essential.

Email: nightingales95@gmail.com

You might be surprised at how many brands that emerged in the Victorian era can still be found

There is a history of Pride and Protests in Lambeth. Hear all about the four national Pride Festivals that took place in Kennington Park from guides who were there.

A chess club for all ages and abilities. Chess boards and pieces provided.  

We commence at North Dulwich Station, and walk along Half Moon Lane, passing the Grafton Ballroom, a cryptic wall plaque, a mysterious folly, a house that has had three distinguished residents but has only two blue plaques, a grand viaduct, and a

In 1848 the Chartists held their mass rally on Kennington Common, six years later the Common was enclosed and opened as a park. Hear stories of revolution, royalty and “model houses”, fountains, 

Booking not required

Ever wondered about the numerous sculptures dotted around Waterloo? Come and learn about the stories behind some of them, on this 100 minute guided walk.

Under the clock, Waterloo Station, SE1 8SW

Explore and learn both old and new crafts. Enjoy various weekly workshops, including drawing, painting, flower pressing, and more, with materials provided.

1.15 – 2.00 

Movement Therapy with Mindful Beings: Parent and child co-regulation therapy.

2.00 – 4.00

Sensory arts, crafts, and messy play with Neurodiversity learning

A guided walk in the grounds of the mansion by Robert Doyle and John W Brown of the Streatham Society. Park Hill was built in c.1830 by William Leaf a banker and silk merchant. Henry Tate lived here from 1885.

This 90-minute walk led by Alan Piper will compare two adjacent neighbourhoods - one largely rebuilt in the 1970s, and the other largely refurbished. (Some material will be repeated from our walk on 15 June.)

Walk in the footsteps of Charles Dickens who attended the funerals of two of his friends at WNC, Sir Thomas Talfourd (1854) and Douglas Jerrold (1857).