Women's History Month

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An afternoon with Dr Velma McClymont

Velma will be discussing the women who have inspired her literary journey, and talking about her latest book, ‘Sentimental Journey and Other Stories’.

Price

Free

Contact

Email libraries@haringey.gov.uk

Date and time

Saturday 28 March 2026, 2.30pm to 4.30pm

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A Story for Women’s History Month

Come along to listen to a fun selection of children’s stories from our collection. As part of our Women’s History Month celebrations, this week’s Storytime will include a picture book story about the chimpanzee expert Jane Goodall. You might also get some good ideas about the type of storybooks you want to borrow and read at home.

Suitable for children aged 2 to 5.

Price

Free

Contact

Email libraries@haringey.gov.uk

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Crochet workshop

Crochet workshop with all materials provided.

Suitable for adults.

Price

Free

Contact

Email libraries@haringey.gov.uk

Date and time

Tuesday 17 March 2026, 10am to 1pm

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Broadwater Farm Residents’ Association women's event

A free community event is designed to celebrate, empower and bring together women and families from across the Broadwater Farm estate and wider area.

The afternoon will include activities such as:

  • salsa and zumba sessions
  • arts
  • manicures
  • massage
  • inspirational guest speakers
  • refreshments
  • and more!

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Give to Gain – Celebrating International Women's Month 2026

Come hang out and celebrate the power of women with good vibes and great connections this March!

Join us in person for Give to Gain, a fun and inspiring event celebrating International Women's Month!

Connect, share stories, and empower each other in a welcoming space. It’s all about giving back and gaining strength together.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to celebrate the incredible women in our lives!

This event is for women only.

Price

Free event.

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Sounds of Seven Sisters

‘Sounds of Seven Sisters’ celebrates the contribution of sisters to Tottenham, starting with Edith Hibbert, one of seven sisters who planted a tree at Page Green in 1886, honouring the original ring of seven trees from which the name Seven Sisters derives from.

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Sounds of Seven Sisters

‘Sounds of Seven Sisters’ celebrates the contribution of sisters to Tottenham, starting with Edith Hibbert, one of seven sisters who planted a tree at Page Green in 1886, honouring the original ring of seven trees from which the name Seven Sisters derives from.

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Broadway Brunch: Women's History Month

Join Jacksons Lane as we celebrate Women's History Month in cabaret-style with the residents of Bigbury Close. Expect delicious food, dazzling performances and workshops from a range of inspiring women, and a warm welcome to our Broadway Brunch community. Refreshments will be served throughout. This special event has been programmed for Haringey residents aged 50+, but please do get in touch if you do not meet this criteria and want to find out more.

Price

Free

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Note book decorating – inspired by Althea McNish

Join us for a free creative workshop, inspired by the bold botanical designs of Haringey’s own, Althea McNish.

In this relaxed, hands-on session, you will decorate a notebook using vibrant colours, tropical patterns, and nature-inspired motifs, that celebrate Althea McNish’s joyful approach to print and surface design.

Explore layering, pattern-making and expressive colour while creating a unique notebook to take home.

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