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Summer Reading Challenge: Story Garden |
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From Saturday 5 July 2025, children aged 4-11 can sign up for the free challenge at their local library and receive a Story Garden pack. Everyone who reads six library books is rewarded with stickers, a medal and certificate! |
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Folklore & theatre in the library garden! |  |
Local youth theatre group, YAT, presents a captivating new production to launch the Summer Reading Challenge.
This exclusive, bespoke performance promises to delight and inspire families, creating unforgettable memories for children and adults alike. Don't miss this chance to step into a world of wonder and imagination! |
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Summer Holiday Lego Club |  |
Adventures begin at your library this summer, where you can design, build, and bring your creativity to life. We’ll provide the Lego – all you need to bring is your enthusiasm and imagination!
Connect with new friends, exchange building tips, and showcase your skills in a fun, welcoming environment.
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Every Friday from 4th July
3.30 pm – 4.30pm
Hampton Library
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free event - no booking required |
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An evening with Georgina Moore |  |
Join us for an engaging evening with Georgina Moore, Sunday Times bestselling author and local resident, as she celebrates the release of her latest novel, River of Stars, a love letter to the River Thames.
Georgina will explore how the vibrant history of Eel Pie Island inspired her book’s setting, share insights from her writing journey, and take part in an interactive Q&A session.
Books will be available to buy on the day supplied by The Kew Bookshop. |
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Beyond the Footpath |  |
After walking 400 miles across the UK, from Lowestoft to Pembrokeshire, Chris Churchman shares insights on the transformation of countryside at this Reminiscence Café talk.
From changing diets and green energy projects to housing and farming challenges, our rural landscape is rapidly evolving. By 2050, it could look dramatically different.
This talk is part of the Reminiscence Café series. |
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Worry Monster craft session |  |
Join us for a heartwarming knitting and crochet session in support of the local children’s charity, Momentum. Patterns, stuffing, and yarn will be provided, but feel free to bring your own materials as well. Please remember to bring your knitting needles or crochet hooks. A basic level of knitting or crochet knowledge is required, but there will be plenty of support available if needed to make these toys which will be gifted to local children. |
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Digital Drop-ins Tour |  |
If you’d like assistance using your tablet or mobile phone, bring it along to one of our roving drop-in sessions. Our friendly staff will be on hand to give you tips so that you can get the most out of your device. |
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Free taster yoga sessions |  |
Relax and rejuvenate at our riverside yoga classes in Richmond. Suitable for all levels, from beginners to experienced yogis.
Our qualified instructor will guide you through breathwork, meditation, and fundamental poses. Yoga mats, straps, blocks, and bolsters are available to borrow. |
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London Borough of Richmond upon Thames Library Services, The Cottage, Little Green, Richmond TW9 1QH
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