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Adult activities

Step into a world of engaging activities at Bromley libraries, where literary discussions come alive in book clubs, friendships bloom over coffee mornings, and creativity finds its expression in our exciting crafting sessions. 

Immerse yourself in a world of activities that spark joy, foster connections, and inspire lifelong passions. Explore the diverse range of experiences awaiting you at our library—your hub for dynamic and enriching activities that bring our community together.

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Popular activities for adults

Need some inspiration? Here are some of the most popular activities for adults at libraries across Bromley.


Adult reading groups

Come along to one of Bromley's many book clubs to meet like-minded individuals and share your passion for literature. 

Knit (or crochet) and natter

Work on your personal knitting and crochet projects in a friendly and encouraging group environment. 

Coffee mornings/afternoons

Warm yourself up with a cup of coffee or tea and meet members of the local community at our libraries. 

Popular in adult fiction

From romance and thrillers to the latest bestseller, browse our adult fiction collection below.

Best test

Goodhart, Pippa, author.

Aftermath

Wendig, Chuck.

Big magic: creative living beyond fear

Gilbert, Elizabeth.

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How to get involved

Check the timetable for your local library to see which activities are available across Bromley.

Most of our library activities are free to attend, so there's no need to pay.
Turn up to your chosen activity on the day to join in. Please note: some activities do require booking.
Want to get the most out of your local library? Sign up for a Bromley library membership.

Activity FAQs

Can I go to different activities in my area?
You can.
Do you have to pay for any activities?
All of our adult activities are generally free and open for participation without prior booking. However, certain special events or sessions may require advance booking and may have associated fees. Please inquire at your local library for more details.

Can non-members come to library activities?
You do not have to be a member.

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What our members say

Attending the library's book club has been a literary delight! Engaging discussions and diverse book selections make it a highlight of my month. A big thank you to our library for fostering such a vibrant reading community.

Emily Thompson - Library member

Coffee mornings at the library are my weekly escape. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee, friendly chatter, and the joy of connecting with neighbours – it's a simple pleasure I look forward to. Our library truly brings people together.

Adrian Mitchell - Library member

Crafting sessions at the library have become my creative haven. From beginners to seasoned crafters, the atmosphere is welcoming. It's more than crafting; it's a shared passion and a chance to make lasting connections. Grateful for this creative hub in our community.

Maya Patel - Library member

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