From 1 to 31 May 2026, the European Network Remembrance and Solidarity (ENRS) and Sutton County Council will present the exhibition "Between Life and Death: Stories of Rescue during the Holocaust" at Sutton Central Library, St Nicholas Way, Sutton SM1 1EA.
Risking one’s own life to save another person is one of the most extraordinary acts of courage. The exhibition Between Life and Death. Stories of Rescue during the Holocaust pays tribute to those who, during the Second World War – despite the threat of imprisonment, deportation, or death – chose to help persecuted Jews. By combining the stories of rescuers and survivors, it highlights the complexity of human relations under the extreme and varied circumstances of the war, placing each story within a broader historical context. This approach enables visitors to better understand the local conditions that shaped the possibilities for survival and assistance.
For more information, visit the ENRS website: www.enrs.eu/between-life-and-death (http://www.enrs.eu/between-life-and-death)
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Join Sutton Cultural Services for a welcoming, creative workshop where you will turn a favourite recipe into a beautifully designed cookbook page.
As part of our community cookbook project, you’ll learn how to use simple Canva templates to lay out your recipe with text and images. No design or digital experience is needed and we’ll guide you step by step.
Your finished recipe will be included in Sutton’s digital community cookbook, with selected pages featured in an exhibition at Whitehall Museum in June 2026.
You will need to bring:
- Your recipe (ingredients and method) - Any background story or memories you’d like to include - A photo of the dish (optional)
All equipment and support provided.
Can’t attend the workshop but still want to take part? You can submit your recipe using this form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfUl6OcOGcCsjX7ZsA6QzYEQaJT5tD3zoeJe-h_QlVN37fIxQ/viewform?usp=dialog).
Come share food, culture and stories with your community!
Join Sutton Cultural Services for a welcoming, creative workshop where you will turn a favourite recipe into a beautifully designed cookbook page.
As part of our community cookbook project, you’ll learn how to use simple Canva templates to lay out your recipe with text and images. No design or digital experience is needed and we’ll guide you step by step.
Your finished recipe will be included in Sutton’s digital community cookbook, with selected pages featured in an exhibition at Whitehall Museum in June 2026.
You will need to bring:
- Your recipe (ingredients and method) - Any background story or memories you’d like to include - A photo of the dish (optional)
All equipment and support provided.
Can’t attend the workshop but still want to take part? You can submit your recipe using this form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfUl6OcOGcCsjX7ZsA6QzYEQaJT5tD3zoeJe-h_QlVN37fIxQ/viewform?usp=dialog).
Come share food, culture and stories with your community!
As part of our Local and Community History Month celebrations during May, step back in time at Honeywood Museum with our new trail!
Built over 350 years ago by the sparkling Carshalton Ponds, the house has seen centuries of change—from open countryside to a bustling village and busy streets. Come and explore the rooms where families made memories and discover the secrets of the past!
Follow the Discovery Trail, hunt for clues with Millie the Mouse, and uncover the secrets of Honeywood and its fascinating history!
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
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.
As part of our Local and Community History Month celebrations during May, step back in time at Honeywood Museum with our new trail!
Built over 350 years ago by the sparkling Carshalton Ponds, the house has seen centuries of change—from open countryside to a bustling village and busy streets. Come and explore the rooms where families made memories and discover the secrets of the past!
Follow the Discovery Trail, hunt for clues with Millie the Mouse, and uncover the secrets of Honeywood and its fascinating history!
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
As part of our Local and Community History Month celebrations during May, step back in time at Honeywood Museum with our new trail!
Built over 350 years ago by the sparkling Carshalton Ponds, the house has seen centuries of change—from open countryside to a bustling village and busy streets. Come and explore the rooms where families made memories and discover the secrets of the past!
Follow the Discovery Trail, hunt for clues with Millie the Mouse, and uncover the secrets of Honeywood and its fascinating history!
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
書中的米米需要長期住在醫院，你們想知道他的心情和情況嗎？他運自己的創意，用一個有趣方法跟外界接觸，他的堅持和好奇心，給他意想不到的驚喜！如果你們想知米米的難忘經歷，又想嘗試創造自己獨一無二的紙飛機，一齊試試飛得多遠。歡迎報名以上活動。
This session will be delivered in Cantonese language.
As part of our Local and Community History Month celebrations during May, step back in time at Honeywood Museum with our new trail!
Built over 350 years ago by the sparkling Carshalton Ponds, the house has seen centuries of change—from open countryside to a bustling village and busy streets. Come and explore the rooms where families made memories and discover the secrets of the past!
Follow the Discovery Trail, hunt for clues with Millie the Mouse, and uncover the secrets of Honeywood and its fascinating history!
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
Until the mid 18th century, West Cheam Manor was the foremost house in the Village of Cheam. Andrew Skelton will take you on an imaginary journey around the Manor House, its gardens and grounds, and its neighbours, ending down Park Lane. Start by the War Memorial.
Starting by the War Memorial outside of Cheam Library
Duration approx 1.5 hour. Booking essential
