Afternoon events, Books

The author discusses and signs copies of her books, including the most recent, Fall of Night.

Local author Susi Osborne launches her second novel and signs copies.

The Olympic medal-winning triathletes will discuss their success and sign copies of their joint autobiography, Swim, Bike, Run.

Dawn O'Porter signs copies of her new book, Paper Aeroplanes.

Fletcher talks about his latest adventure book, and delves into his time working in film and TV. Ages 9+.

The Limerick-based author signs copies of fantasy series, Zom-B.

The television presenter and author signs copies of her new novel, a coming-of-age story wrapped up in small-town life, drawn from her own childhood growing up in Guernsey.

The sculptural potter discusses his inspiration and

Karen Cochrane offers an illustrated look at the origins of knitting and how the styles have changed through the ages and around the world.

Singer-songwriter Tony Kehoe hosts an open floor of music, poetry and performance.

Author Kate Mosse discusses her latest adventure novel, Citadel, along with the rest of her Languedoc Trilogy.

Joanna Lumley, Briony McRoberts and David Robb perform a specially abridged version of the first great poem of Sir Walter Scott's (who once walked the halls of Harmony House).

A member of staff talks about Hornby Dublo model railway toys and other model making, followed by an optional light lunch in the tearoom.

The author signs copies of cult novel World War Z, and the companion Zombie Survival Guide.

Informal meet-up and sharing of work for writers, followed by a pint or two, every Sunday.

The English author discusses her new novel, which follows up the best-selling The Flowers of the Field.

The Gentle Author, writer of more than 1000 stories posted online at spitalfieldslife.com and now published in a critically acclaimed book of the same name, tells some tales of artefacts from Spitalfields which carry the story of the place. These include a paper bag from London's oldest Paper Bag Shop, a coin from…

Museum zoologist Barry Clarke talks about the larval stage of a frog or toad, how they manage to survive and how they development into frogs or toads.

A look at crimes that were committed in the 18th century and the extreme methods that were used to punish and deter.

An overview of the development of Brook Street and the interior layout and design features of a Georgian townhouse.

An opportunity to become an actor and tell the story of Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Regular role-playing night.