Tuesday 15 April:
Come and check out the fantastic ‘A One Man Show’ exhibition by the highly acclaimed cartoonist Peter Till at Hornsey Library tomorrow.
Peter’s work has been commissioned by many magazines and newspapers including the Evening Standard, The Listener, New Scientist, New Society, Prospect, the Radio Times and The Spectator, as well as London Transport and the Royal Mail* (*He’s designed eight stamps). He also had a regular spot on The Guardian for many years.
This ‘don’t miss’ exhibition is part of Peter’s efforts to reduce his enormous archive and raise some money for Shepherd’s Hill Allotments, where he has a plot.
Celebrate World Art Day and Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday by taking part in a colouring-in and drawing session at Hornsey Library (4pm-5pm) themed around a Mona Lisa template!
It will be super simple and easy to participate in, with this activity available and suitable for all ages.
Wednesday 16 April:
Head on over to Stroud Green and Harringay Library this afternoon (2:30pm-4pm) for a ‘Let’s Draw Daffodils’ activity.
With some simple examples to follow, we’ll show you how you can draw these pretty Springtime flowers and you’ll soon be creating a whole bouquet of Easter daffodils in next to no time! Grown-ups are welcome too!
Thursday 17 April:
Are you a die-hard Sci-Fi fan? Well, we’ve got an entire film festival dedicated entirely to you! Teleport yourself to Wood Green Library for 5pm this afternoon for our latest film screening – Her (2013, Certificate: 15, Running time: 126 minutes).
Starring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson, the blurb for the film reads as follows: “In the near future, a lonely writer develops an unlikely relationship with an operating system designed to meet his every need.”
For further information on all the exciting and fun activities and events taking place in libraries across our borough for Haringey adults, children and families alike, please download our What’s On in Libraries brochure.
We’d like to remind our residents that all Haringey libraries will be closed on the following dates over the long Bank Holiday weekend:
- Friday 18 April
- Saturday 19 April
- Sunday 20 April
- Monday 21 April
There remains a range of publications and resources available through our digital library service during this four-day period.
