Wheelchair friendly

Children will not only build impressive robots using Lego Mindstorms but also delve into coding. Places are limited and booking is essential. Visit Camberwell Library to book this free workshop.

Join us for a special LGBT History Month edition of the Heritage Book Club at the the Southwark Heritage Centre & Walworth Library. We will be discussing the Man Booker Prize-winning novel 'The Line of Beauty' by Alan Hollinghurst. To collect a free copy of the book and for further information, please visit Walworth Library or contact Stefano.Battaglia@southwark.gov.uk.

This free panto performance promises to be fun, come along and join in. There is no need to book.

Flea London is a weekend market at Vinegar Yard, St Thomas Street next to the Shard and Bermondsey Street. We have a fabulous curated selection of stalls selling vintage clothing, jewellery, vinyl records, art, ceramics, knitwear, gifts and much more from our vintage and makers traders. There is a bar, street food and a large garden at Vinegar Yard so you can have lunch and a rummage around the market to find exclusive, sustainable finds.

Come and be entertained pantomime style at Canada Water Library. This event is free and no need to book.

Focusing on Christina Kimeze’s exhibition at the SLG, this session will explore her radiant, textured paintings. Joshua Obichere (Skin Deep Education) will lead a hands-on workshop inspired by her latest works, offering techniques and ideas you can bring back to the classroom. The evening includes an introduction to the exhibition by curator Lily Tonge, followed by practical activities in our Clore Studio. ABOUT JOSHUA OBICHERE Joshua Obichere is a multidisciplinary Artist and Art Educator, deeply committed to sharing his creative expertise to drive meaningful change. As the founder of Skin...

Join award-winning playwright and poet Inua Ellams, alongside guest writers, performers, and DJ Sid Mercutio, for an evening of live literature and music celebrating Nina Simone’s life, lyrics, and activism. Featuring performances by Claire Berliner, Jumoke Fashola, Guido Garcia Lueches, Gayathiri Kamalakanthan, DJ Sid Mercutio, Pẹ̀lúmi Obasaju, Nii Parkes, Leone Ross, Colin Salmon, and Richard Scott, this event honours the legacy of one of the greatest artists and activists of our time. Experience the best of jazz, past and present, in this inspiring celebration of Nina Simone’s work.

This February for LGBT History Month, the Dulwich Library LGBTQ+ Film Club will be screening two films. The first screening will be on Friday February 7th, while the second will be on Friday February 21st. Both films will begin at 5.30pm. All screenings are free and no booking is required. Please contact evelyn.hurley@southwark.gov.uk for further details.