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Visit our Activity Room for children 1 to 5 years. The room will be set up with a variety of construction and creative activities for you and your child to explore together. Booking required, please book through the link provided. One ticket admits one adult and one child. Non-walking siblings may attend for free. An earlier session is available at 10am.

Timothy Pope is looking through his telescope…and this is what he sees… “THERE’S A SHARK IN THE PARK!” Join Timothy on his adventure, grab a telescope, and enjoy this FIN-tastic adaptation by library staff!" Please aim to arrive at least 10 minutes before the start of the show. Please note, every child and adult requires a ticket. 

Jump into an exciting world of electronics, sensors, and microcontrollers! Technologist & inventor Assad Ebrahim will take you on a fascinating adventure that will inspire you with ideas and give you a hands-on taste of what’s possible. Participants will learn how to create gadgets that do cool things, hack new capabilities into old toys, and learn what sits behind high-tech inventions.

Singing for the Brain brings older adults and people affected by dementia together to sing a variety of songs they know and love, in a fun and friendly environment. We also do vocal exercises that help improve brain activity and wellbeing. Did you know that singing can improve your brain activity, wellbeing and mood? You don’t need to be a good singer to benefit. Sessions will be led by the Alzheimer's Society Barnet and take place fortnightly. Come and express yourself, feel positive and make new friends! Drop-in sessions, no booking required

Singing for the Brain brings older adults and people affected by dementia together to sing a variety of songs they know and love, in a fun and friendly environment. We also do vocal exercises that help improve brain activity and wellbeing. Did you know that singing can improve your brain activity, wellbeing and mood? You don’t need to be a good singer to benefit. Sessions will be led by the Alzheimer's Society Barnet and take place fortnightly. Come and express yourself, feel positive and make new friends! Drop-in sessions, no booking required

This session is an introduction to chair yoga and suitable for anyone curious to explore the benefits of yoga. We'll start with a short introduction followed by active sitting, becoming aware of our breath and warming up the joints. Then we'll explore some postures before enjoying a guided relaxation. Options for varying levels of flexibility will be provided so there will be a version of the poses for everyone to explore.

During this (virtual) Information session, our fostering team will be introducing fostering and the approval process. This is a great chance for our friendly fostering team and experienced foster carers to answer your enquiries and share information about fostering.  

Join Mala at the death cafe. ☕️ This will be a space to be open and honest about life, death and everything in between.  No judgement, just sharing and listening to each other.  Bring your own tea or coffee and we’ll provide cake. Let’s talk about the one thing we all have in common.   

Join renowned clothes historian Lucy Adlington as she talks about her new book Four Red Sweaters, a universal story of love, separation, and connections.

Born to Jewish parents in London in 1920, Leonard Berney joined the army immediately after school and was appointed an officer aged 18. Several years later he was one of the first of the Allied troops through the gates of the disease-ridden, overcrowded Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp where he came face-to-face with its many horrors.  The talk, given by Leonard’s son John Wood, includes a detailed personal account of the liberation of the camp with video testimony by both Leonard and Belsen survivors, as well as many historical and personal photographs.