Come and take a closer look at some of the finds discovered along the Thames foreshore by local mudlarks. This small exhibition will be on display within the Family History Centre at Sutton Central Library (level 2.)
Free, drop in during regular staffed open times
Calling all Junior Chefs!
Join Millie on a tasty Tudor adventure through our house and grounds.
Search for hidden ingredients, solve clues, and discover fascinating food facts as you help complete a mysterious old recipe. When you've found them all, celebrate by designing your own delicious Tudor tart to take home.
Tickets £2, paid on arrival via credit / debit card
Drop in during regular open times:18 July - 29 August 202610am-4pm: Thursday & Friday12pm-4pm: Saturday
Follow Millie as she leads young explorers through the historic house to discover her absolute favorite sports. Hunt for clues, tackle fun mini-games in the house and garden, and get hands-on with creative crafts to take home! It’s the perfect interactive way for families to explore the house at their own pace.
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times:18 July - 29 August 202610am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday(last slot runs from 4pm)
Join us for a friendly, full body fitness class designed to promote strength, mobility and overall wellbeing.
Suitable for adults aged 18+ and adaptable to all fitness levels.
Just bring a mat and some water.
To book, please contact @stepdancelondon (https://www.instagram.com/stepdancelondon/) on Instagram
Decorate and create your own gratitude cups, filling the cup with things you’re grateful for. A crafting activity that aims to support your child’s wellbeing.
Perfect for ages 5+
Talk Club is a free, confidential talking and listening group for men aged 18+. Led by a trained Talk Club Captain, each session offers a safe, welcoming space for men to check in, talk honestly, and support their mental fitness.
There is no need to register. Just come along, take a seat, and join the conversation at your own pace.
Talk Club begins with one simple question: How are you? Out of 10?
For more information, email olusegun.obafemi@sutton.gov.uk
Follow Millie as she leads young explorers through the historic house to discover her absolute favorite sports. Hunt for clues, tackle fun mini-games in the house and garden, and get hands-on with creative crafts to take home! It’s the perfect interactive way for families to explore the house at their own pace.
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times:18 July - 29 August 202610am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday(last slot runs from 4pm)
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)
Follow Millie as she leads young explorers through the historic house to discover her absolute favorite sports. Hunt for clues, tackle fun mini-games in the house and garden, and get hands-on with creative crafts to take home! It’s the perfect interactive way for families to explore the house at their own pace.
Tickets £2 each, Paid on Arrival via credit / debit card. All children to be accompanied by an adult.
Drop in during regular open times:18 July - 29 August 202610am-5pm: Thursday, Friday, Saturday(last slot runs from 4pm)
Can artificial intelligence really judge a book by its cover?
Join us for a fun, hands-on workshop exploring how AI learns to recognise patterns. Using Google’s Teachable Machine, we’ll look at what artificial intelligence is, how it is trained, and why the examples we give it matter.
Participants will first help train a quick AI model using plushies, testing whether the computer can learn to tell them apart. Then we’ll move on to the main challenge: teaching an AI model to classify book covers by broad visual themes, such as animals, space, fantasy, mystery, nature or food.
Along the way, we’ll explore what the AI gets right, what it gets wrong, and whether it is really “understanding” the books or simply spotting visual clues.
This beginner-friendly session is suitable for anyone curious about AI, books, technology and how computers learn. No coding experience needed.
