Events

METRO is a leading equality and diversity charity, providing health, community and youth services across London and the South East.

Join Lino to learn English in a supportive online group.  This is held on Zoom.   To join please email southlambethlibrary@lambeth.gov.uk for an invite.

There have been a lot of fantastic books by and for Black kids and teens published in the last year.

Zoey of Lambeth Libraries, along with Liz Chapman from Sheffield Libraries, are back once again to tell you about their favourites.

At Dr Bike sessions experienced mechanics check everything on your bike from wheels, brakes, gears and tyre pressure to lights, racks, pedals, saddles and more. 

Come along for our informal class, learn and make friends every Saturday. Free to attend and just come along to the library.

Are you a budding writer or thinking of a career as a children’s author?

Come along for a knit and natter, tea and biscuits too with our local knitting group, every Monday afternoon.

Join us play Bridge. The sessions are free and there
is no need to book. Just come along.

At present, we are unfortunately not able to teach complete

Lambeth Library staff are here to support children and young people with their homework. If you have an enquiry with your homework please visit the library.

This is the story of Ogoni, an indigenous people at the brink of annihilation.

The exploration and exploitation of oil in Ogoniland by Shell devastated the once lush land.

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

Join our librarians for songs, stories, and rhyme sessions

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

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

Love Your Mind is a new information campaign with hints on getting help and helping yourself.

Join Tina Fellows from Lambeth Libraries for songs, stories and rhyme for the under 5s on our Facebook page.

Silver Tuesdays at Brockwell Park - featuring Nordic Walking.

Our Silver Days are designed for everyone who is 45 years or older

Robin Walker, ‘The Black History Man,’ will give an informative and inspiring talk on the latest discoveries in the field of African History. Shedding light on the wonders of African Cultural achievements and contributions, as well as

Introducing new novels set in London from two young writers.