Get moving and boost your skills. Meet and play with like-minded individuals.
Fridays 2-3pm (term-time only) Luton Central Library, 3rd floor conference rooms.
Pre-booking is essential
Join Black British Ballet for a fun-filled family dance adventure! Designed for children aged 3–5 and their grown-ups, this playful workshop uses music, movement and imagination to explore the joy of dance together in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Children must be accompanied by a parent/carer.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Get moving and boost your skills. Meet and play with like-minded individuals.
Fridays 2-3pm (term-time only) Luton Central Library, 3rd floor conference rooms.
Pre-booking is essential
Solar System Simulator - start your coding journey by animating your own system of planets!
Come and create a fun project each week at Leagrave Library's Code Club! Learning coding allows children to improve their maths, writing and problem-solving skills in fun and creative ways.
These drop-in sessions are recommended for children aged 8 and over.
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Get moving and boost your skills. Meet and play with like-minded individuals.
Fridays 2-3pm (term-time only) Luton Central Library, 3rd floor conference rooms.
Pre-booking is essential
Drop-in and learn new digital skills, including:
• Basic computer use• Basic phone and tablet use• Using e-mail• Using online forms• Scanning and uploading documents• Creating a CV
Get moving and boost your skills. Meet and play with like-minded individuals.
Fridays 2-3pm (term-time only) Luton Central Library, 3rd floor conference rooms.
Pre-booking is essential
Beyond Luton Carnival 50 is an exhibition showcasing a selection of portrait and documentary photography by Karis Beaumont, with supporting works by Nadine Scarlett.
Alongside personal archives from Luton residents, the exploration offers a reflective look at the moments and stories that have shaped Black life in Luton and Carnival's cultural legacy across generations.
This project is part of the Luton Create Fund."
