Tudor Drive Library Hall is available for commercial hire.
Availability: Monday to Sunday 9AM to 10PM.
The hall includes: Large hall space with a stage, toilets and kitchen area. 12 tables (182cm × 72cm), 55 folding chairs. Tables and chairs are provided as part of the hire.
Booking Types:
Registered Charity Rate - Monday To Friday - £17/hr
Community Rate - Monday To Friday - £23/hr
Standard Rate - Monday To Friday - £33/hr
Registered Charity Rate - Sat-Sun & Public Holidays - £22/hr
Community Rate - Sat-Sun & Public Holidays - £30/hr
Standard Rate - Sat-Sun & Public Holidays - £40/hr
Bookings and availability:
https://kingston.events.mylibrary.digital/browse-rooms (../browse-rooms)
Contact for more details: rbk.fm@kingston.gov.uk
Hire New Malden Library hall!
This large hall space comes with a stage and it is perfect for community events. Available for commercial hire.
See link for details.
An archive exhbition of SIBLING knitwear shaped by the rituals of a Saturday night.
At Kingston Museum
Open: Thursday, Friday and Staurday
10am - 5pm
Free entry
www.kingstonheritage.org.uk
All knights go through many quests and this journey to the king's throne is no different. Travel back to the medieval times and joust your way through many grammar tournaments.
Age 9-11
Come along to New Malden Library for a fun session of songs and rhymes!
We sing all of your favourite songs: Zoom, zoom, zoom, Wheels on the Bus, Five Little Ducks and many more!
These sessions are free and you won’t need to book, but numbers will be limited so unfortunately we can’t accommodate nursery groups. Sessions last around 30 mins and are suitable for babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers. All singalong sessions are followed by Stay & Play.
Please arrive early to ensure a place.
Join us for an interactive Musical Storytime packed with lively books, catchy songs, and plenty of movement! We’ll tap our toes, move to the beat, and bring our favorite stories to life through rhythm and rhyme. Perfect for little ones with big energy. In celebration of this year's Summer Reading Challenge theme Read to the Beat!
The KCWG focuses on Jeong (정) and Heung (흥), two foundational pillars of the Korean emotional and cultural psyche.
The KCWG aims to promote the happiness and physical and intellectual wellbeing of its participants by organising learning activities such as language lessons, discussions about books and pop songs, and board game sessions. The day finishes with Korean national keep-fit exercises.
The group is open to Korean nationals who are interested in Korean, as well as to those who are interested in learning about Korean culture and language. 14:00-14:40 (All Welcome)
Introduction to Korean Language and Hangeul, the Korean writing system.15:00-16:40 (A good level of Korean is required.)
A shared reading of Living Young: Techniques and Exercises to Lower Your Biological Age' by Dr Lara Hemeryck and Anastasia Mabel, followed by a discussion of the passage read and pop songs, with coffee together. 16:45-17:00Korean National Kee