Tate South Lambeth Library

Facilities and services include:

• Books including spoken word audio and large print books, language courses, and books in community languages.
• Library members also have access to a wide range of online materials including E Audio, E Books, magazines and online reference sources for adults and children.  Many of these can be accessed from home.
• Wi-Fi - Use your library card to connect to our free unlimited Wi-Fi
• computers - free use of adult and children’s computers, with the latest Microsoft Office software
• screen magnifier and screen reading software, plus Eye Pal Solo read aloud scanner for low vision and blind users.
• printing, including Wi-fi printing from your own device.
• photocopying –affordable black and white and colour photocopying.
• Study Space  
• Book-a-Librarian - when you need extra 121 help and support with daily tasks e.g., freedom pass or passport applications, job search etc, we offer one hour 121 appointments with a member of staff to assist you.
• Adult Reading Group – our friendly and sociable group meets once a month to discuss the latest hot fiction titles. New members are always welcome to join. We supply the books.
• baby rhyme-time and under-fives storytelling sessions.
• weekly mixed ability chess club, for adults and children, including tournaments and fast play sessions.
• daily newspapers and periodicals, plus children’s magazines.
• baby changing facilities
• book Start packs for gifting.
• Hygiene Bank-we accept donations of new and unused hygiene and personal care products that are redistributed to families and individuals living in hygiene poverty.
• Room Hire – whether you want to hold a meeting for two or a special family birthday or other special occasion, we have just the space for you at affordable rates.

To find out about our spaces at Tate South Lambeth Library and to book, please contact the library.

Safe Haven space

Tate South Lambeth Library is a Safe Haven space providing temporary refuge for anyone experiencing harassment or feeling unsafe. Staff can offer practical help such as phone charging and can contact emergency services as needed.

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