Sophie Hannah, super author & official Poirot Sequels.
Wide-ranging chat with fellow author Karen Storey + explaining new book "The Opposite of Murder".
Thurs 15 Oct at 7.30 Keats Community Library.
Info/Tickets: wegottickets.com/f/27124
Books to sign;
Supporting your library.
Sir Michael Palin opens the Art Fair on Sunday 21st June at 1pm.
Part of the 2026 Hampstead Summer Festival.
12noon to 5 pm
Free Entry
in the Garden of Keats House Keats Grove NW3 2RR
Sun 28th: Family Garden Party also in the Garden
2 -5pm. Free Entry
18 June: Tonight in Keats Community Library - Discover the true life of the iconic Jan Morris. Journalist and author and transgender champion. Presented by biographer Sara Wheeler at 7.30pm.
10 Keats Grove NW3 2RR.
Tickets on the door: £12.
Tonight 4th June - last chance to join the Poems on the Underground jamboree at Keats Library. 7.30pm.
Share your views on the value of poetry underground and hear 4 great poets plus music, all in one evening of celebration.
Poems on the Underground - 40th Anniversary. It's really been that long since those little poems appeared.
On 4th June in Keats Library, you can meet the founder, Judith Chernaik, hear great poets and music. Books too.
Info:shorturl.at/HqhLG
See: wegottickets.com/f/20132
27 Nov at 7.30. About 35 Pond Street, home & workshop of graphic artist FHK Henrion. His logos survive as does the work of his collaborators Richard Rogers and Norman Foster.
2 short films & talk by Brighton Uni Archivists detail/booking on website:
keatscommunitylibrary.org.uk…
20 Nov at 7.30. 10 Keats Grove NW3 2RR
Susan Hampshire (3 Emmy Awards: The Forsyte Saga 1970, The First Churchills 1971 & Vanity Fair 1973). Now in the 2025 C5 "Forsyte Saga".
Meet her as she talks to critic Michael Coveney.
Tickets £15 in library +
wegottickets.com/event/68207…
Check out this event on Nextdoor: nextdoor.co.uk/p/F9rh8bw3NFs…
KCL's Giant Book Sale is (almost) here.
Sat 8th Nov. from 10 am - Free Entry
All Genres including children's section.
Prices from £1
All books are sorted carefully for condition - no brown books here, just bargains!
Come & browse - Keats Community Library, Keats Grove NW3 2RR
Organised by our friends, an opportunity to see a reading of this iconic piece in the Middle Temple - where I am told 12th Night was first performed in 1602!
Join Peter York (Sloan Ranger Handbook, Dictator's Homes) - A Dead Cat On Your Table.
York examines how political figures, media, and lobbyists manipulate public sentiment.
Controversial!
16th October, Keats Community Library NW3 2RN, 7,30pm
Info/tickets
keatscommunitylibrary.org.uk…
Family Garden Party - Free to all
Sunday 29th June 2-5pm
An ideal day for entertaining the kids!
Something for everyone - Adult and children's drinks; food including cake bites, healthy fruit and a place to relax while the smaller ones are entertained.
Vanity Fair: book soon to avoid disappointment.
Our annual Play-in-the-Garden in Keats Grove is a wonderful evening for all ages. This year it's a new version of Vanity Fair.
26 June-Last tickets ;
27 June - Sold Out;
5th July - Available
For more :keatscommunitylibrary.org.uk…
Today - Sunday 22 June 12-5
1.30 Yotam Ottolengh opens the Art Fair &Hampstead Summer Festival.
Keats Community Library/Keats House Garden
10 Keats Grove NW3 2RR
The Art Fair with something for everyone -Browse Art, craft stalls, food % drink + a puppet show at 2.30 for kids
Saturday book sale is busy ! Plenty of great book still available.
Pop in before 5 pm to grab bargains galore
Free to browse.
Book Sale on Saturday 25th April from 10am-5pm.
FREE Entry. Cash and Cards accepted
Thousands of donations, sorted ready for you.
Includes great collections of books on Art, Cooking, History, Psychology as well as many novels. Donations of quality books (please!) most welcome.
Keats Library hosts Bee ROWLATT Wed 12 Feb 7.30pm for latest book " One Woman Crime Wave".
Author: "In Search of Mary" - K Blundell Trust Award "Talking about Jane Austen in Baghdad"
Talking with Poppy Sebag-Montefiore.
Tickets £12 (020 7431 1266) wegottickets.com/event/64190…
Join us to meet ANN WROE, biographer and obituary contributor at The Economist.
Assisted by Adela Gooch, learn about the famous and the unknown locally brilliant
Wednesday 4th September 7.30pm at Keats Community Library NW3 2RR.
See more and booking: keatscommunitylibrary.org.uk…
Much Ado About Nothing: June performances sold out in advance so we added 2 more!
Sat 27 July at 2pm and 7pm.
In the lovely Keats House garden - bring picnic or buy food and drink.
Performed by Moving Parts Theatre Company.
Limited spaces; Please book - movingpartstheatre.com

























