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Special events
Lego club
Saturday 31 May, from 10am to 12 noon and 2pm to 4pm
For children aged 4+.
Duplo available for younger siblings.
Tickets available at the Woking Library helpdesk. £1 per ticket per session. Book in advance or on the day (though spaces are limited).
Seed Dance performances
Thursday 12 June at 10.30am and 2pm.
During June and July, is returning to 6 of our libraries to bring you Seed, a dance performance for libraries, inspired by nature and the world around us.
Come and meet Kid and Pinto, two Seedologists on the look-out for new specimens.
Together they follow the journey of a mysterious new seed that has appeared in the library, watching it transform as it travels through the four seasons.
A playful, interactive adventure for everyone, inspired by nature and the world around us. Devised collaboratively with groups of children aged 18 months to 4 years old and their families in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ and Hillingdon.
The performance will be followed by a seed planting workshop.
This event is aimed at children up to 6 years, however all children are welcome!
Spaces are limited so booking is essential:
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An evening with Mark Billingham and Abir Mukherjee
Wednesday 25 June, from 6 pm to 8pm.
An evening of light hearted conversation between Mark Billingham the creator of the bestselling Tom Thorne and Detective Miller novels, and Abir Mukherjee, award winning author of the Wyndham & Banerjee novels. Mark and Abir will talk about crime fiction and thrillers, and the arduous journey to becoming best selling novelists.
Event suitable for adults.
Booking necessary. Tickets cost £8. Please purchase a ticket for each person attending.
If unable to book online, please book in Woking Library.
Doorstep Duets 2025
Tuesday 22 July: performances at:
- 10am
- 11am
- 2pm
We are very excited to confirm that Doorstep Duets, presented by Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures, will be returning for a fourth year to ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ Libraries and communities in July, bringing the joy and wonder of dance.
This year’s performance, My Feet Don’t Quite Touch the Floor, has been created by choreographer Shelby Williams.
Have you ever let your mind wander? Lost in a daydream, what did you wonder? This imaginative story is inspired by the experiences of two legendary dancers at the beginning of their own dance journeys. It was their ability to seek their own paths and let their minds wander that inspired their extraordinary careers.
When we embrace wonder, we unleash possibility and creativity. What colour is your imagination?
If you have never seen a dance show before, this could be the perfect opportunity. The performance is free, just 20 minutes long and you don’t need to book, just turn up.
We look forward to seeing you at the performance!
For performances at other libraries and venues please see Performance dates, times and venues.
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Pebble rhymetime and storytime
Rhymetimes
- Every Monday at 10am.
- Every Wednesday at 10am.
- Every Friday at 2.30pm.
- Every Saturday at 11am.
Rhymetime sessions are free.
No booking necessary, just drop in for a session on the days and at the times above.
Find out more about Pebble rhymetimes in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ Libraries.
Storytimes
Every Tuesday from 4pm until 4.30pm.
For children aged 4 to 8 years
All sessions are free, and you don't need to book. So just come along and have fun!
Find out more about storytime in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ libraries.
Reading groups
Reading group
Every second Monday of the month at 11.30am.
There are currently some spaces available. Do you enjoy a good read? Relish a lively conversation? Like meeting people in a friendly environment? Why not ?
Chatterbooks reading group
Last Tuesday of every month from 4pm until 5pm
Join our friendly Chatterbooks Reading group at Woking Library
The group is suitable for ages 9 to 11 years old. We read, discuss books, and take part in fun activities.
Places are limited, so if you're interested, please speak to a member of staff for details.
Find out more about reading groups in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ libraries.
Other events
Knit and Stitch club
Every Thursday morning from 10am until 12noon.
It's a great way to make new friends, share tips and enjoy some great company. Prepare your yarn and needles and settle yourself down with a cuppa and a chat.
The club is free and no need to book. Simply turn up with your knitting, crochet or stitching.
Craft time with Tracy
Every Thursday from 3.45pm until 4.45pm.
Suitable for children aged 4 and above. Tickets are £1 per child and no booking is required.
Poetry hub
Every Friday from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
The Poetry Hub will be our weekly gathering, designed to be a haven for adults seeking connection and creativity through the power of poetry.
Held every week, our morning sessions will offer a warm and welcoming environment where participants can engage in various activities centred around verse. From writing challenges to a cosy book club atmosphere, each session is a chance to explore the beauty of language and share stories in a supportive community. With limited time but endless possibilities, join us at your local Poetry Hub for enriching conversations, inspiring challenges, and the joy of discovering the poet within.
The sessions are free. No booking required.
Meet the Beat
Next session: To be confirmed.
Come and chat to our local Police officers at Woking Library.
Digital support volunteer
Would you like help using a computer, the internet, your iPad, tablet, iPhone or Android device, or other IT related problems?
Make an appointment to see one of our Digital support volunteers:
- Every Wednesday from 2pm to 4pm
- Every Thursday from 2pm to 4pm
Sessions are for 30 minutes and must be booked in advance at the enquiries desk in Woking Library.
Please see our Digital support volunteer page for more information and to find out which libraries currently offer a Digital support volunteer service.