Take a gentle pause in your week with this free, guided meditation session. Each class offers simple techniques to help you relax your body, calm your mind, and reconnect with yourself. Suitable for all levels- whether you’re completely new to meditation or already have a practice- this is a welcoming space to breathe, reset, and find your calm.
Join us for a range of spring-themed activities, including a new Easter trail around the house and some thrilling egg-cellent crafts. It's sure to be a fantastic celebration!
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times: 10am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Please note, the museum is closed on Good Friday, 3 April 2026
In the book “The River”, children are invited on a gentle journey through feelings big and small. Rowan loves the river because it’s just like him: sometimes happy and bright, sometimes slow and sad, and other times wild, splashy, and full of energy!
Inspired by this beautiful story, local artist Sandy Leong is hosting a fun storytelling session, followed by a creative craft workshop. Children will dive into their emotions by making their very own “Emotions River” on paper. As the river flows through four seasons, they’ll use different colours, tones, and brush strokes to show how feelings can change, swirl, and sparkle. All in a creative and imaginative way!
Perfect for children aged 5 - 9.
Take a gentle pause in your week with this free, guided meditation session. Each class offers simple techniques to help you relax your body, calm your mind, and reconnect with yourself. Suitable for all levels- whether you’re completely new to meditation or already have a practice- this is a welcoming space to breathe, reset, and find your calm.
Join us for a range of spring-themed activities, including a new Easter trail around the house and some thrilling egg-cellent crafts. It's sure to be a fantastic celebration!
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times: 10am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Please note, the museum is closed on Good Friday, 3 April 2026
A fun, collaborative and engaging workshop where children can connect with like-minded peers and build creativity through songwriting. Led by experienced songwriters, our sessions nurture self-expression, confidence, and wellbeing while exploring lyrics, rhythm, and storytelling.
Perfect for children aged 8 - 12.
Come to the library and meet fellow board-game lovers for a relaxed, social evening of tabletop play. Whether you’re a seasoned strategist, a casual player, or just curious to try something new, you’ll find a welcoming space to roll dice, draw cards, and swap game recommendations.
Feel free to bring your own favourite games to share with the group, or explore the library’s board-game collection
Please note that the event runs from 5pm to 8:30pm. If you plan to arrive after 5:00pm, you’ll need Self Access activated on your library card to enter the building. You can set this up using this link: https://libraries.sutton.gov.uk/the-blog/get-ready-for-self-access (https://libraries.sutton.gov.uk/the-blog/get-ready-for-self-access)
Join us for a range of spring-themed activities, including a new Easter trail around the house and some thrilling egg-cellent crafts. It's sure to be a fantastic celebration!
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times: 10am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Please note, the museum is closed on Good Friday, 3 April 2026
Join our Tudor Easter eggstravaganza!
At this free family drop-in, children will draw and learn about Tudor symbols, patterns, and famous portraits. After a bit of practice, they'll paint their chosen design onto a wooden egg to take home!
Family participation is encouraged and parents/guardians are asked to stay with their children while they draw and craft. Local arts educator Mark Pembrey will be present throughout the session to help and chat about the Tudors and Easter traditions.
No booking required; just turn up.
In the book “The River”, children are invited on a gentle journey through feelings big and small. Rowan loves the river because it’s just like him: sometimes happy and bright, sometimes slow and sad, and other times wild, splashy, and full of energy!
Inspired by this beautiful story, local artist Sandy Leong is hosting a fun storytelling session, followed by a creative craft workshop. Children will dive into their emotions by making their very own “Emotions River” on paper. As the river flows through four seasons, they’ll use different colours, tones, and brush strokes to show how feelings can change, swirl, and sparkle. All in a creative and imaginative way!
Perfect for children aged 5 - 9.