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See below for forthcoming special events, or look at the events page for your local library (links on the left) to see details of regular activities such as book groups and sessions for children.
Top events: May
The quick way to see our top events this month, from reading groups to the jubilee, from Adult Learners' Week to under 5s' sessions.
Church Street Library
helps your reduce stress and stop smoking (23 May) and hosts 'Plan Your Own Success' business planning workshop on 29 May.
Marylebone Library & Information Service
has Healthy eating and alcohol awareness event (24 May), an Alice in Wonderland exhibition (until 26 May) and 'Home' - an art installation (until 22 June). Next laptop surgery - 26 May.
St John's Wood Library
has an exhibition of art by Adult Learners (from 11 May) and has author Jeffrey Lewis visiting (30 May).
Westminster Reference Library
has several exhibitions coming up involving printing, painting and drawing. These will be in addition to their current one: The Art and Design of Arctic Circle (until 26 May).
Victoria Library
is holding a design a Jubilee Crown competition for children 5 to 11 to help celebrate the diamond jubilee (closing date 31 May).
Pimlico Library
hosts 'Maybe it's time you started your own business' (23 May) and Picture Perfect Postcards for 5-12 yr olds (7 June).
Westminster Music Library
has a big books & scores sale 10-31 May, a Diamond Jubliee celebration on 30 May and invites you to 'Hope and Glory: The Proud Story of the Proms' on 12 July
Westminster Reference Library
has a visit from Philip Ward-Jackson who talks about the Public Sculpture of Historic Westminster (30 May) and Nick Howe who looks at some of the risks to consider when running your business (7 June).
Mayfair Library
'200 years of Dickens’s social conscience' - a talk with Lucinda Dickens Hawksley, author and descendent of Charles Dickens (12 June).
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