‘My Pop Up Events’ are excited to be hosting an indoor market in the heart of Crystal Palace again as Upper Norwood Library Hub converts to a Pop Up Market for the day. The market will take place  downstairs.

 Meet and support the makers, creators, artist and small businesses who source products too.

 You will find handmade jewellery, prints of iconic artist from yesteryears, Tintin prints, art illustrations, clothing, journals, wellness and more

 Swing by to shop till you drop with great music, food, positive vibes and energy.

We look forward to meeting you all

 We are always looking for independent traders to showcase their amazing collection and unique pieces, email us at info@mypopupevents.co.uk

Oh and if your on Instagram please follow us thank you https://www.instagram.com/mypopupevents/

Laughs at the Library 24 April 2024

Please join us for a night of 'Laughs at the library'

A fun mix of new and established comedians.

A free evening of stand-up comedy in your local library space.

Bar serving a mix of wines, beers, spirits & soft drinks

Free entry, either book online or simply turn up on the night

8-10:00pm | 24 April | Upper Norwood Library Hub

Let's get groovy at the Upper Norwood Library Hub as they bring award winning, original family rave sensation Big Fish Little Fish under its roof again after previous sellouts - this time for a Flower Power themed rave with a genuine Legend DJ.

This unique event will have 3 floors of fun with 3 times world DJing champion and creator of Hear the Drummer Get Wicked DJ Chad Jackson on the decks playing an eclectic rave set from house to dnb - including a splash of disco! Ultimate party set from a master of his craft for all you far out family funsters.

BFLF take the banging tunes, unity and escapism you remember from the classic days of rave and bring them to a family audience. Created by families for families, BFLF is the result of decades of clubbing/festival experience.

You can party to the best in dance music played by this brilliant DJ with a toddler on your shoulders, a drink in your hand and a smile on your face at the library.

Dance with your little ones amongst confetti cannons, bubbles, foam and giant balloons and take part in the parachute dance finale.

Get crafting with Nifty Natty Crafts at the craft tables, plus colour in a giant mural or visit the baby chill-out zone.

Buggy parking, baby changing facilities and friendly stewards help things run smoothly and safely.

Licensed bar for the adults.

BFLF is primarily aimed at families with 0-8 year olds but older siblings are welcome.

Fancy dress (optional): Floral/hippie or anything you like!

Dance, laugh, craft and be daft with us!

‘reliably excellent' The Guardian

‘credible music...magical’ Time Out

‘The best thing we do together as a family’ BFLF Regular.

'The best day of my life’ BFLF 6-year-old attendee.

Six-time Winner of the Audience Choice Prize at the national Fantastic For Families Awards and multiple Hoop award winner. 2023 Festival Kidz Best Family Music winner

As seen and heard on BBC News, Sunday Times, The Guardian, Popsugar, 6 Music, Radio 1 Biggest Weekend, ITV, Daily Mirror, Sky News internationally.

Terms and Conditions

Parents remain responsible for their children at all times.

For families with younger children (8s and under) though all ages are welcome.

Adult only groups are not admitted. A max of 3 children per adult in a family. If attending as a larger group (more than two families) please ensure one adult to two children minimum.

If there are more than 4 adults per child in your group please email info@bigfishlittlefishevents.com for pre-approval before buying tickets.

Tickets are non-refundable.

Each member of your group must have a ticket and pre-walking infants free (but ticketed).

The event will be busy with hundreds of people attending. The dancefloor is for adults and children to dance together.

Please be aware that events are standing/dancing with limited seating.

Each event is stewarded and risk assessed in advance.

Buggies must be left in buggy park and will not be allowed on the dance floor. We in any case advise small babies be worn in slings on the dancefloor.

A licensed bar will be open during the event but no glass is permitted.

We may photograph or film small parts of the event and by entering you are giving your permission for these to be used for BFLF or venue promotional purposes.

Please be aware that BFLF is designed to provide a family friendly, authentic club experience and is not a traditional children's party or disco. There is no kids music, nor games, nor DJ shout outs. The effect is to give families unity on the dancefloor - dancing together.

DJ lineup may be subject to last minute changes.

Times

Please check to make sure that you book the right time slot as we cannot guarantee that we can move your tickets later

Any questions please contact us at info@unlt.org. 

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

 Community event | March take over | 24 March 2024

You are invited to a free community event at the Upper Norwood Library Hub on Sunday 24 March 2024, from 12PM to 7 PM. Join us for an afternoon of delicious food, fun activities, and great company!

Young people from Rathbone Youth Club on the Central Hill estate have collaborated with Upper Norwood library Hub and Ashton Jazz to produce and manage this event

There will be plenty of entertainment for everyone, including games, live DJS, and engaging activities for children and families. Feel free to bring your friends & family to enjoy the beautiful space of all three floors of the library hub.

Come and be a part of this exciting event that celebrates the spirit of community and togetherness. Let's create lasting memories and strengthen our bonds as we savour the flavours of spring.

We look forward to your presence at the Upper Norwood Library Hub Spring Party event. Please mark your calendars and join us for an afternoon of warmth, laughter, and shared experiences.

Please RSVP so we know how many to cook for

-Free food

-Slime and arts and crafts activities

- DJS 

We’re delighted to have received funding Lambeth Council EIPS fund to provide this event for our local community for free

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Laughs at the Library 13 March 2024

Please join us for a night of 'Laughs at the library'

A fun mix of new and established comedians.

A free evening of stand-up comedy in your local library space.

Bar serving a mix of wines, beers, spirits & soft drinks

Free entry, either book online or simply turn up on the night

8-10:00pm | 13 March | 2024 | Upper Norwood Library Hub

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Laughs at the Library 7 Feb 2024

Please join us for a night of 'Laughs at the library'

A fun mix of new and established comedians.

A free evening of stand-up comedy in your local library space.

Bar serving a mix of wines, beers, spirits & soft drinks

Free entry, either book online or simply turn up on the night

8-10:00pm | 6 Dec | 2023 | Upper Norwood Library Hub

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

Spring term 2024

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

What is CPPA? Our performing arts classes offer young people a safe space to express themselves, develop their passion, make friends and grow in confidence. There are 3 terms a year . Our terms focus on gaining confidence and technique while allowing students to build and cement their skills. Pupils will have opportunities to take part in a minimum of two full scale productions and one end of term sharing for friends and family. Other performing opportunity will be explored throughout the academic year.

CPPA Classes: 

• Tuesdays (drop off from 3:45pm) classes from 4:00pm – 6.30pm 

Classes will cover the three disciplines of 1) singing, teaching students how to comfortably use their voice, focusing on support, breath control and confidence, 2) dance to develop skills across contemporary, ballet and jazz techniques and 3) acting exploring, improvisation, role play, character and script work. The course encourages and nurtures creativity, building confidence, team work and performance skills.

Each performance term will have a different focus from musical theatre, scripted plays and improvisation to teach a wide range of genres.

Courses are suitable for any student, who love to move, work in a group, develop their skills for fun or to be a professional performer. All course leaders are fully trained performers of the West End, TV/Film and Dance and have full and up to date DBS checks.

Spring Term: 

Term starts on Tuesday 9 January and runs until 19 March 2024

This term focuses on improvisation, voice and text, building confidence and stage craft culminating in end of term showing some of the techniques, skills and exercises the students have been learning. Students can join at any point during the Spring term and the fee will be pro rata. I.E you pay for the number of sessions form the point at which you join.

Half term break Feb 2024

No session on Tuesday 13 Feb 2024

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

End of term show Tuesday 19 March 5:30pm

Meet the CPPA team

Boris Witzenfeld (Drama) BA hons trained at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.  He has facilitated and directed work with and for young people for; The Almeida Theatre, Stagecoach, Churchill Theatre Bromley, Hoxton Hall, Brindley Arts Centre and Royal Albert Hall. He is a performer, director and improviser who specialises in developing the talents of young people. 

Katia Del-Rio  is a London-based multidisciplinary Artist with a focus in Theatre, Music, and Design has more than 7 years of experience in community and socially engaged facilitation. As a facilitator, Katia has worked in many different environments, most recently Legacy Youth Zone and has worked with young people and adults aged 6 – 60.

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE19 1TQ

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

Spring term 2024

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

What is CPPA? Our performing arts classes offer young people a safe space to express themselves, develop their passion, make friends and grow in confidence. There are 3 terms a year . Our terms focus on gaining confidence and technique while allowing students to build and cement their skills. Pupils will have opportunities to take part in a minimum of two full scale productions and one end of term sharing for friends and family. Other performing opportunity will be explored throughout the academic year.

CPPA Classes: 

• Tuesdays (drop off from 3:45pm) classes from 4:00pm – 6.30pm 

Classes will cover the three disciplines of 1) singing, teaching students how to comfortably use their voice, focusing on support, breath control and confidence, 2) dance to develop skills across contemporary, ballet and jazz techniques and 3) acting exploring, improvisation, role play, character and script work. The course encourages and nurtures creativity, building confidence, team work and performance skills.

Each performance term will have a different focus from musical theatre, scripted plays and improvisation to teach a wide range of genres.

Courses are suitable for any student, who love to move, work in a group, develop their skills for fun or to be a professional performer. All course leaders are fully trained performers of the West End, TV/Film and Dance and have full and up to date DBS checks.

Spring Term: 

Term starts on Tuesday 9 January and runs until 19 March 2024

This term focuses on improvisation, voice and text, building confidence and stage craft culminating in end of term showing some of the techniques, skills and exercises the students have been learning. Students can join at any point during the Spring term and the fee will be pro rata. I.E you pay for the number of sessions form the point at which you join.

Half term break Feb 2024

No session on Tuesday 13 Feb 2024

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

End of term show Tuesday 19 March 5:30pm

Meet the CPPA team

Boris Witzenfeld (Drama) BA hons trained at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.  He has facilitated and directed work with and for young people for; The Almeida Theatre, Stagecoach, Churchill Theatre Bromley, Hoxton Hall, Brindley Arts Centre and Royal Albert Hall. He is a performer, director and improviser who specialises in developing the talents of young people. 

Katia Del-Rio  is a London-based multidisciplinary Artist with a focus in Theatre, Music, and Design has more than 7 years of experience in community and socially engaged facilitation. As a facilitator, Katia has worked in many different environments, most recently Legacy Youth Zone and has worked with young people and adults aged 6 – 60.

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE19 1TQ

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

Spring term 2024

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

What is CPPA? Our performing arts classes offer young people a safe space to express themselves, develop their passion, make friends and grow in confidence. There are 3 terms a year . Our terms focus on gaining confidence and technique while allowing students to build and cement their skills. Pupils will have opportunities to take part in a minimum of two full scale productions and one end of term sharing for friends and family. Other performing opportunity will be explored throughout the academic year.

CPPA Classes: 

• Tuesdays (drop off from 3:45pm) classes from 4:00pm – 6.30pm 

Classes will cover the three disciplines of 1) singing, teaching students how to comfortably use their voice, focusing on support, breath control and confidence, 2) dance to develop skills across contemporary, ballet and jazz techniques and 3) acting exploring, improvisation, role play, character and script work. The course encourages and nurtures creativity, building confidence, team work and performance skills.

Each performance term will have a different focus from musical theatre, scripted plays and improvisation to teach a wide range of genres.

Courses are suitable for any student, who love to move, work in a group, develop their skills for fun or to be a professional performer. All course leaders are fully trained performers of the West End, TV/Film and Dance and have full and up to date DBS checks.

Spring Term: 

Term starts on Tuesday 9 January and runs until 19 March 2024

This term focuses on improvisation, voice and text, building confidence and stage craft culminating in end of term showing some of the techniques, skills and exercises the students have been learning. Students can join at any point during the Spring term and the fee will be pro rata. I.E you pay for the number of sessions form the point at which you join.

Half term break Feb 2024

No session on Tuesday 13 Feb 2024

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

End of term show Tuesday 19 March 5:30pm

Meet the CPPA team

Boris Witzenfeld (Drama) BA hons trained at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.  He has facilitated and directed work with and for young people for; The Almeida Theatre, Stagecoach, Churchill Theatre Bromley, Hoxton Hall, Brindley Arts Centre and Royal Albert Hall. He is a performer, director and improviser who specialises in developing the talents of young people. 

Katia Del-Rio  is a London-based multidisciplinary Artist with a focus in Theatre, Music, and Design has more than 7 years of experience in community and socially engaged facilitation. As a facilitator, Katia has worked in many different environments, most recently Legacy Youth Zone and has worked with young people and adults aged 6 – 60.

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE19 1TQ

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

Spring term 2024

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

What is CPPA? Our performing arts classes offer young people a safe space to express themselves, develop their passion, make friends and grow in confidence. There are 3 terms a year . Our terms focus on gaining confidence and technique while allowing students to build and cement their skills. Pupils will have opportunities to take part in a minimum of two full scale productions and one end of term sharing for friends and family. Other performing opportunity will be explored throughout the academic year.

CPPA Classes: 

• Tuesdays (drop off from 3:45pm) classes from 4:00pm – 6.30pm 

Classes will cover the three disciplines of 1) singing, teaching students how to comfortably use their voice, focusing on support, breath control and confidence, 2) dance to develop skills across contemporary, ballet and jazz techniques and 3) acting exploring, improvisation, role play, character and script work. The course encourages and nurtures creativity, building confidence, team work and performance skills.

Each performance term will have a different focus from musical theatre, scripted plays and improvisation to teach a wide range of genres.

Courses are suitable for any student, who love to move, work in a group, develop their skills for fun or to be a professional performer. All course leaders are fully trained performers of the West End, TV/Film and Dance and have full and up to date DBS checks.

Spring Term: 

Term starts on Tuesday 9 January and runs until 19 March 2024

This term focuses on improvisation, voice and text, building confidence and stage craft culminating in end of term showing some of the techniques, skills and exercises the students have been learning. Students can join at any point during the Spring term and the fee will be pro rata. I.E you pay for the number of sessions form the point at which you join.

Half term break Feb 2024

No session on Tuesday 13 Feb 2024

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

End of term show Tuesday 19 March 5:30pm

Meet the CPPA team

Boris Witzenfeld (Drama) BA hons trained at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.  He has facilitated and directed work with and for young people for; The Almeida Theatre, Stagecoach, Churchill Theatre Bromley, Hoxton Hall, Brindley Arts Centre and Royal Albert Hall. He is a performer, director and improviser who specialises in developing the talents of young people. 

Katia Del-Rio  is a London-based multidisciplinary Artist with a focus in Theatre, Music, and Design has more than 7 years of experience in community and socially engaged facilitation. As a facilitator, Katia has worked in many different environments, most recently Legacy Youth Zone and has worked with young people and adults aged 6 – 60.

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE19 1TQ

A series of exercise classes for people over 60. To focus on low-impact exercises such as chair-based and other forms of low-impact activity exercises for older people. This is to maximise health benefit whilst minimising risk of impact on joints and bones.  

This activity will be at Upper Norwood Library Hub, Thursdays 11:00-12:30pm​

The activity is free to participate in and you can simply turn up, there is no booking required. 

The classes will be run by a specialist who has experience of working with older people and tailoring exercise programme to their specific needs. 

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

Spring term 2024

Crystal Palace Performing Arts (CPPA) 
Singing, dancing and drama classes for young people 6-11 years old

What is CPPA? Our performing arts classes offer young people a safe space to express themselves, develop their passion, make friends and grow in confidence. There are 3 terms a year . Our terms focus on gaining confidence and technique while allowing students to build and cement their skills. Pupils will have opportunities to take part in a minimum of two full scale productions and one end of term sharing for friends and family. Other performing opportunity will be explored throughout the academic year.

CPPA Classes: 

• Tuesdays (drop off from 3:45pm) classes from 4:00pm – 6.30pm 

Classes will cover the three disciplines of 1) singing, teaching students how to comfortably use their voice, focusing on support, breath control and confidence, 2) dance to develop skills across contemporary, ballet and jazz techniques and 3) acting exploring, improvisation, role play, character and script work. The course encourages and nurtures creativity, building confidence, team work and performance skills.

Each performance term will have a different focus from musical theatre, scripted plays and improvisation to teach a wide range of genres.

Courses are suitable for any student, who love to move, work in a group, develop their skills for fun or to be a professional performer. All course leaders are fully trained performers of the West End, TV/Film and Dance and have full and up to date DBS checks.

Spring Term: 

Term starts on Tuesday 9 January and runs until 19 March 2024

This term focuses on improvisation, voice and text, building confidence and stage craft culminating in end of term showing some of the techniques, skills and exercises the students have been learning. Students can join at any point during the Spring term and the fee will be pro rata. I.E you pay for the number of sessions form the point at which you join.

Half term break Feb 2024

No session on Tuesday 13 Feb 2024

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

End of term show Tuesday 19 March 5:30pm

Meet the CPPA team

Boris Witzenfeld (Drama) BA hons trained at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts.  He has facilitated and directed work with and for young people for; The Almeida Theatre, Stagecoach, Churchill Theatre Bromley, Hoxton Hall, Brindley Arts Centre and Royal Albert Hall. He is a performer, director and improviser who specialises in developing the talents of young people. 

Katia Del-Rio  is a London-based multidisciplinary Artist with a focus in Theatre, Music, and Design has more than 7 years of experience in community and socially engaged facilitation. As a facilitator, Katia has worked in many different environments, most recently Legacy Youth Zone and has worked with young people and adults aged 6 – 60.

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

Come along for a free taster session: please come and join us for a free tasters session, you will find the option on the ticket page. 

There is a 20% sibling discount, please use the following discount code at checkout when buying: SIBLING

Please email us info@unlt.org if you have any questions or would like to enquire about setting up a payment plan.

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE19 1TQ

The Upper Norwood Library Hub is bringing award winning, original family rave sensation Big Fish Little Fish! This magical event is an early New Year celebration for all the family. ft DJ Perry (pendulum)

This unique event will have 3 floors of fun with electronic music pioneer DJ Perry (Pendulum) on the decks playing one of his acclaimed bass heavy rave sets!
A 'midnight' countdown and NYE celebration!BFLF take the banging tunes, unity and escapism you remember from the classic days of rave and bring them to a family audience.
Created by families for families, BFLF is the result of decades of clubbing/festival experience.
You can party to the best in dance music played by this brilliant DJ with a toddler on your shoulders, a drink in your hand and a smile on your face at the library.
Dance with your little ones amongst confetti cannons, bubbles and giant balloons and take part in the parachute dance finale.
Get crafting with Nifty Natty Crafts at the craft tables, plus colour in a giant mural or visit the baby chill-out zone.
Buggy parking, baby changing facilities and friendly stewards help things run smoothly and safely.
Licensed bar for the adults.BFLF is primarily aimed at families with 0-8 year olds but older siblings are welcome.
Fancy dress (optional): festive fun - see the new year in, in style!

Dance, laugh, craft and be daft with us!‘reliably excellent' The Guardian
‘credible music...magical’ Time Out‘
The best thing we do together as a family’ BFLF Regular‘
The best day of my life’ BFLF 6-year-old attendee
Five-time Winner of the Audience Choice Prize at the national Fantastic For Families Awards and multiple Hoop award winner.

Terms and Conditions
- Parents remain responsible for their children at all times.
-For families with younger children (8s and under) though all ages are welcome.
-Adult only groups are not admitted.
-A max of 3 children per adult in a family.
-If attending as a larger group (more than two families) please ensure one adult to two children minimum.
-If there are more than 4 adults per child in your group please email info@bigfishlittlefishevents.co.uk for pre-approval before buying tickets.
-Tickets are non-refundable.
-Each member of your group must have a ticket and pre-walking infants free (but ticketed).
-The event will be busy with hundreds of people attending.
-The dance floor is for adults and children to dance together.
-Please be aware that events are standing/dancing with limited seating.
-Each event is stewarded and risk assessed in advance.
-Buggies must be left in buggy park and will not be allowed on the dance floor.
-A licensed bar will be open during the event but no glass is permitted.
-We may photograph or film small parts of the event and by entering you are giving your permission for these to be used for BFLF or venue promotional purposes.

There are two events on 30 December

Times

12-2pm

3-5pm

Any questions please contact us at info@unlt.org. 

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TJ

Santa's family workshop

That's right. Santa will be taking up residency in the Upper Norwood Library Hub this December before he flies off to deliver toys to all the good boys and girls around the globe.

Every child will receive an age appropriate gift from Santa 

Great news, Adults go free! Tickets are £10 per child to participate in this fun, family group activity

This is a group activity in Santa's workshop where as a family you will meet Santa alongside other families in a 30 minute experience. You will participate in an exciting and creative workshop experience alongside your children. Feel the fun, enjoy the excitement of our festive workshop experience!

Any questions  e-mail: info@unlt.org

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN!

Our community library hub is a registered charity. We rely on grant funding, fundraising, and the generosity of our supporters to raise the £270,000 needed annually to keep the doors open, the lights on and to deliver our vibrant learning, wellbeing and arts programme that support local communities and protect and sustain libraries.

We are seeking the ongoing support of our community to help keep our vibrant community asset going for years to come!

Santa's family workshop

That's right. Santa will be taking up residency in the Upper Norwood Library Hub this December before he flies off to deliver toys to all the good boys and girls around the globe.

Every child will receive an age appropriate gift from Santa 

Great news, Adults go free! Tickets are £10 per child to participate in this fun, family group activity

This is a group activity in Santa's workshop where as a family you will meet Santa alongside other families in a 30 minute experience. You will participate in an exciting and creative workshop experience alongside your children. Feel the fun, enjoy the excitement of our festive workshop experience!

Any questions  e-mail: info@unlt.org

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN!

Our community library hub is a registered charity. We rely on grant funding, fundraising, and the generosity of our supporters to raise the £270,000 needed annually to keep the doors open, the lights on and to deliver our vibrant learning, wellbeing and arts programme that support local communities and protect and sustain libraries.

We are seeking the ongoing support of our community to help keep our vibrant community asset going for years to come!

Palace Acappella Choir and the Upper Norwood Library Hub present a Christmas selection box of performances! An exciting and fun evening of music and more that will get you into the Christmas spirit!

With a mix of choir, small group, solo and instrumental pieces........ what's not to love?

Time: 7pm doors

show time 7:30pm
Tickets: £12
(For children under 14)  £9 -  Enter the discount code 'under14'  at checkout

Refreshments and bar available

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, 39 Westow Hill, London, SE19 1TQ

Laughs at the Library 6 Dec 2023

Please join us for a night of 'Laughs at the library'

A fun mix of new and established comedians.

A free evening of stand-up comedy in your local library space.

Bar serving a mix of wines, beers, spirits & soft drinks

Free entry, either book online or simply turn up on the night

8-10:00pm | 6 Dec | 2023 | Upper Norwood Library Hub

1 Click Away

Sat 18 Nov 2023 3:00 PM BST

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TQ

1 Click Away

A Follow Through Collective production

At Upper Norwood Library Hub

Sat 18 Nov | 3-4pm

1 Click Away is an interactive dance show that follows four performers on a journey into the world of packaging materials, exploring the impact of online shopping on the environment.

In a visually engaging spectacle, parcels and cardboard boxes are built and dismantled to create temporary sculptures and shifting landscapes. Children and their families can actively participate in the show by building new structures and learning about waste production, inspiring a new generation of eco-consciousness.

Children and their families will be invited to join a short, creative workshop after the show.

Choreographer: Greta Gauhe in collaboration with the performers
Composer: Andy Trewren
More information: www.followthroughcollective.com

Ages: 3-11

Tickets: £7 or a pay-what-you-can donation

Early booking is advised as this show has limited capacity.

Supported by Arts Council England

LOCATION

Upper Norwood Library Hub, SE191TJ