Before 5pm, Books

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.

Regular role-playing night.

Tudor historian, author and MP Chris Skidmore discuss and signs copies of his new publication, Bosworth.

Art historian and museum curator Julia Weston-Davis will discuss the collections and art work houses in the famous London museum.

The author reads from and discusses her memoir, which takes three boxes of apricots as a jumping off point for century-spanning reminiscences.

The author will be talking about his work, including his latest book 'The Maleficent Seven', followed by a book signing.

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

A celebration of the life and good times of Bud Neill, cartoonist poet and boulevardier sans pareil. There will be a free purvey, (some) free booze and free love.

The historian discusses her book Perilous Question: Reform Or Revolution? Britain On The Brink, 1832, which looks at the passing of the Great Reform Bill.

The historical fiction author signs copies of the fifth novel in his Emperor series, Emperor: The Blood Of Gods.

The author signs copies of the book, Fun And Games At The Zoo.

A talk by costumed character Master Gunner Gates.

A story session celebrating Nick's birthday.

More than 100 galleries showcase original paintings, prints, sculpture and photography costing between £40 and £4000, plus talks, workshops and children's activities.

The historian delves into the archive to share photographs, maps and memories of the area, and then leads a walking tour of Stockbridge the following Saturday.

The former politician, who joined the old Conservative party in 1964, is out in and about in support of her new autobiography.

A gallery talk by Ladan Akbarnia, British Museum.

After taking a look at the characters from his book Bagpipes, Beasties and Bogles, the children's author and illustrator leads a session of storytelling and drawing. Ages 5–8.

Alan Read, lecturer for the National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies, Tate and Dulwich Picture Gallery, presents a talk on the life of Plymouth-born historical painter Benjamin Robert Haydon.

The author signs copies of his book A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Heaven.

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 author and teacher of creative writing signs copies of her novel Disappearing Home, set in the 1970s and told through the eyes of a young girl.