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Tag Archives: Hammersmith library
Space Chase – Taking the Challenge in the Library!
LBHF Libraries are venturing into space this summer on the anniversary of the moon landing. At Hammersmith Library they are rocketing amongst the planets whilst ‘Ronnie’ the Space Chase robot meets and greets those taking the Reading Agency’s Space Chase … Continue reading
Posted in Askew Road Library, Children, Fulham Library, Hammersmith Library, libraries, Shepherds Bush Library, Summer Reading Challenge, Uncategorized
Tagged Askew Road Library, books, Cat & Hutch, Children, Children's events, Fulham Library, Hammersmith library, John Kirk, QPR Community Trust, reading, Reading Agency, Shepherds Bush Library, Space Chase, storytelling, Summer Reading Challenge, Zoolab
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Creative writing with Joy Rhoades
Have you always wanted to write but are not sure where to start? Have stories that you want to tell on paper but don’t know how? Joy Rhoades’ recent creative writing workshop at Hammersmith Library helped 25 budding writers with … Continue reading
Ben Aaronovitch at Hammersmith Library
Hammersmith Library was very lucky to host a visit from author Ben Aaronovitch, part of his tour to promote the latest novel featuring Peter Grant, “The Hanging Tree.” For those of you unfamiliar with Ben’s books, the “Rivers of London” … Continue reading
Creepy Crawly Craft in the Library!
As part of the Summer Reading Challenge, Hammersmith Library bugged out with a creepy crawly craft session. Inspired by our visit from Thelma the real Tarantula, we created our own dinner plate sized spiders, using tissue paper and large amounts of … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Uncategorized
Tagged craft activities, Hammersmith library, Summer Reading Challenge, Zoolab
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The Franco British Exhibition
Uxbridge Road Entrance Arch to the Franco British Exhibition I recently purchased a newly published book entitled ‘Shepherd’s Bush behind the Scenes’ by Hermione Cameron. It’s full of fascinating old photos of Shepherds Bush and has a section on the … Continue reading
Posted in About, Archives & local studies
Tagged archives, Chelsfield, City Display Organisation, Franco British Exhibition, Fulham, Hammersmith & Fulham, Hammersmith library, Hermione Cameron, local studies, Uxbridge Road, Vanderbilt Racquet Club, Westfield, White City Estate, White City shopping centre
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Pub Rock, Punk & Sex Pistols in Hammersmith
To tie in with this year’s Cityread London, Hammersmith Library has been celebrating rebellion through our local musical heritage. Legendary rock venue Hammersmith Odeon (now Apollo) has hosted just about everyone, including such superstars as the Beatles, Neil Young, Bruce … Continue reading
Posted in About, Archives & local studies, Cityread London, Hammersmith Library
Tagged Apollo, Beatles, Beatles, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Blondie, Brinsley Schwarz, Bruce Springsteen, Cookes Pie and Mash shop, David Bowie, Dr Feelgood, Ducks DeLuxe, Elvis Costello, Fulham Greyhound, Goldhawk Club, Hammersmith Gorillas, Hammersmith library, Hammersmith Odeon, local studies, Mods, Neil Young, Nick Lowe, Punk, Quadrophenia, Sex Pistols, Shepherds Bush, The Clash, The Jam, The Stranglers, The Who, X-Ray Spex, Ziggy Stardust
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Fulham Town Hall
Fulham Town Hall was completed in 1890 and two later extensions were built in 1904 and 1934. It is now listed as Grade II*. In 2011 the Council decided that the few remaining offices in the town hall should be … Continue reading
Family history and Hammersmith Library
On Tuesday the 19th of January I was joined by a very of enthusiastic group of genealogists. They wanted to delve further into their family’s pasts and I was just as determined to show them how they could do so … Continue reading
John Connolly Reading Challenge
Dare you enter the world of Charlie Parker? Described as the finest crime series currently in existence” John Connolly’s dark and haunting novels can be compared to Lee Child, Stephen King and Nordic Noir amongst others. Hammersmith and Fulham Libraries are … Continue reading
Christmas for the Under Fives at Hammersmith
Christmas came early to Hammersmith Library with our special Festive extravaganzas for the under fives. Chico the Monkey and Kevin the Crow wore their special hats and joined in the fun with Mrs Christmas and her musical team. At … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Hammersmith Library
Tagged Children, children events, Father Christmas, Hammersmith library, Santa Claus, Spanish
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