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Thu 30 Jul

1 event

Dogs And Bears: Children's Workshop with Max Porter
FoylesWC2H
Thu 30 Jul14:00
£3
Workshop · 90m · Workshop
The sort of thing that ends up in someone's best-of-the-year list despite not being widely attended.
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Fri 14 Aug

1 event

Muppet Treasure Island Sing-along Screening And Pirate Hat Making Workshop
ActOne CinemaIG1
Fri 14 Aug11:00
£14
Workshop · Film
Set sail with the whole family as ActOne transforms MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND into a sing-along summer celebration for pirates of all ages! Join us as we celebrate the film’s 30th birthday during International Pirate Month (Arr-gust). The adventure begins at 11:00am with a pirate hat-making workshop (a
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Thu 20 Aug

2 events

11AM You Choose Party Time Workshop: With Nick Sharratt and Pippa Goodhart
FoylesWC2H
Thu 20 Aug11:00
£3
Workshop · 90m · Workshop
Harder to explain than to recommend.
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2PM You Choose Party Time Workshop: With Nick Sharratt and Pippa Goodhart
FoylesWC2H
Thu 20 Aug14:00
£3
Workshop · 60m · Workshop
The sort of thing that ends up in someone's best-of-the-year list despite not being widely attended.
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Sat 12 Sept

1 event

Lsc@60 Singing Day: Vaughan Williams
LSO St Luke'sEC1V
Sat 12 Sept10:30
£25
Workshop · Music
Join Chorus Director Mariana Rosas and members of the LSC to celebrate the LSC’s 60th birthday and spend a day getting to know Vaughan William’s A Sea Symphony.
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Wed 16 Sept

1 event

America at 250 Study Day
British LibraryNW1
Wed 16 Sept10:00
Free
Workshop · Talk
This bespoke study day invites A-level history students to explore the ideas, conflicts and contradictions that shaped the American Revolution. Through hands-on engagement with rare archival material from the Library’s rich collections, students will investigate the causes, events and consequences of the Revolution from a range of perspectives.From liberty and empire to protest, race and political identity, the day will encourage students to think critically about how revolutions are remembered, contested and reinterpreted across time.Featuring talks and interactive sessions led by leading academics and archivists, the study day offers students the opportunity to encounter history beyond the classroom and engage directly with the work of historians, researchers and curators.Designed to inspire curiosity and independent thinking, the event offers students fresh perspectives on the revolutionary era and its continuing significance in contemporary political and cultural life. The day will conclude with a celebration and prize-giving for students participating in the LSE Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Essay Competition 2025–26.By the end of the day, students will have:engaged with a range of archival material from the Library’s collectionexplored different historical perspectives on the revolutionary era and its continuing significance.Please note:group size: Maximum 60 studentssession times: 10.30 – 15.00 (inclusive of lunch break).Booking is essential via the 'Book Now' button. Please email [email protected] if you have questions or need help with the form.
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Fri 6 Nov

1 event

Comics and Creatures Create-along: Make Your Own Magical Worlds
British LibraryNW1
Fri 6 Nov11:00
Free
Workshop · Talk
Join this imaginative, art‑packed session to explore comics and bring fantastical creatures to life. Thiago de Moraes – author, illustrator and creator of extraordinary non‑fiction about mythical beings – will join author Viviane Schwarz to explore the wonders of comics and guide students through the joys of inventing fantasy worlds.Supporting reading for pleasure, writing for pleasure and creative confidence, this session celebrates the power of comics to tell stories. Through explorations of mythical creatures and a series of draw-alongs and creative prompts, students will be inspired to design their own creatures and make their own comics.What to expect:Thiago will introduce children to the world of fantastical creatures, drawing on global mythologies and brilliant beasts from the British Library's collectionschildren will build ideas for their own beasty characters, exploring personalities, diets and environmentsThiago and Viviane will demonstrate how illustrators use panels, expressions and visual detail to tell storieschildren will follow step‑by‑step draw‑a-longs to help them invent their own creatures and place it inside a simple comic stripsteachers will get the opportunity to upload their students' work on to a digital platform entitled 'The British Library Handmade Zoo'.What to bring:each child should have five sheets of A4 paper and a pencil (coloured pencils optional but welcome)please ensure a teacher or school staff member is present in the classroom for the duration of the sessionwe’d be grateful if you could complete the short questionnaire when signing up to this event. The data you provide helps us understand where our audience is and how many children will be watching.
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Fri 20 Nov

1 event

Young Adult Crime Fiction Fest
British LibraryNW1
Fri 20 Nov10:30
Free
Workshop · Talk
Celebrate young adult fiction with this new crime fiction fest featuring YA authors including Benjamin Dean, Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé, Sharna Jackson, Jenny Valentine, Rachael Davis and many more.Linked to our major exhibition, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery, students will discover the author’s letters, notebooks, photographs, personal belongings and early manuscript drafts with a visit to the exhibition during their visit.Students then hear from the hottest YA crime fiction authors whose own work has been inspired by Christie’s writing in a series of author talks in our theatre before taking part in an author or artist-led workshop to tap into their own creativity.Please note: The day will include an exhibition visit, author talk and one interactive creative workshop with YA author or artist. At a later stage teachers will be asked to indicate workshop preference so we can ensure your visit best supports your students’ learning.group size: Maximum 30 students per schoolsession times: 10.30 – 15.00Booking is essential via the 'Book Now' button. Please email [email protected] if you have questions or need help with the form.
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