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Our regular residents, Barclays Bank, have organised a visit by the Metropolitan Police who will explain how different banking frauds and scam schemes work and how to avoid being caught […]
If our weather has changed, then the plants we can grow may have also changed? And in London we have a climate that allows for a great variety of plants. […]
The sweetly modest, satisfying, and gentle sonority of domestic music-making in the renaissance quietly belies compositions of unsurpassed musical skill. Featuring music that may be enjoyed equally as either something […]
Did you know that only 6% of exercise research is done on women? It is little wonder that much of what we are told about training doesn't serve us well […]
The Christian faith originated in a time when there were many faiths and these faiths offered up myths and legends around plants that many of us now incorporate into our […]
Photo credit: Harvey Lloyd-Thomas We are delighted to be joined for a return visit by the charming and talented Lacuna Trio. Lacuna are made up of Jo Taylor (vocals, clarinet), […]
Cricklesingers, the library's resident community choir, are proud to present their first Christmas Concert. We will be performing a wide variety of seasonal tunes in four part harmony. If you're […]
This month the Brent Jazz Orchestra are a quintet, featuring singer Paul Rhodes. With an international singing career spanning 45 years, appearances on television variety shows with the greats of […]
Incredibly, it’s time for our annual Carols by Candlelight sing along at the library. Please join us on Sunday 17 December between 5 and 6pm for a lovely sing along […]
For more than 30 years, Ian Saville has been presenting his socialistic magic and ventriloquism. Whereas David Copperfield is content with little tricks like making the Statue of Liberty disappear, […]