Events in libraries

This exhibition features stories about the local as well as the UK-wide and global communities as “a hub of superpowers” in supporting each other and in creating the waves of change in the society, featuring photos, stories, poems, and statements by current and former refugees in the UK and around the world. 

Before, during and after the Refugee Week, EuroMernet Film Club will screen over a dozen films from around the world. EuroMernet Poetry Club and Radio EuroMernet will also host two online sessions. 

View artwork produced as part of Marla's GCSE Art. She is now studying A Level Art with a special interest in Protest Art.

You can visit the artwork during Jubilee Library's opening hours.

Storytimes aimed at pre-school children and their parents/carers.

They run every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Sessions are during term time only.

Storytimes aimed at pre-school children and their parents/carers.

There are stories every Monday and Wednesday.

The sessions are during term time only.

 

If the thought of writing your first business plan feels daunting and time consuming, there's a tool to help you - the Business Model Canvas. 

Foregoing the traditional method of business plan writing, in this practical workshop at the BIPC, you will learn to divide and address each section of the business plan and how each works together to build your business. 

In person music-making sessions for individuals with dementia, provided by Music for Connection.

Come and learn new skills, practice the stitches you already know or brush up on those you might have forgotten.

Practice your needlecraft skills and bring in your needlecraft projects.

The Network provides a platform for women from different cultures and backgrounds to meet, share experiences and knowledge, and to support one another.

Drop in session for people who like to crochet. Bring along your own projects, share with others and swap tips and tricks. All welcome.