After School Activities Programme Under 12s and Over 12s

The Amberley Youth Project seeks to offer a high standard youth service for young people in the Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster. The project aims to engage young people with positive activities that will help them: develop their self-esteem, encourage healthy eating…

The social club will meet once a month on Saturday. Lunch is not provided (bring your own). The project of the workshop will be based on creative activities through the use of drama, art, various media and discussions. Participants should attend all sessions as they…

The Boathouse at Barn Elms is a unique facility that offers the opportunity for adults and young people to learn to row on the River Thames. You don’t have to be a member, and all abilities are encouraged.

Base@theReed is a new digital media youth club located near Ladbroke Grove. We offer a wide range of free, fun and engaging digital media training and creative projects for young people to get involved in. Our space has industry-standard equipment which will allow young people…

The perfect zoo for little ones A magical place for children in the heart of Battersea Park. Watch animals up close and explore the large sandpit, diggers, fort, life-sized tractor and fire engine.

A Brand New Children’s Library. Following major refurbishment, our Children’s Library has reopened in September 2015 under the name Bibliothèque Quentin Blake. Thanks to the support of 141 corporate and individual donors, we have been able to expand our collections and make the library even…

One of the six libraries in Kensington and Chelsea.  Please contact the library directly for more information about parent and toddler groups and Baby Rhyme Time.

Join Camden Youth Theatre Camden Youth Theatre introduces local young people aged 13-19 to the skills you need to make your own inventive new theatre. You work with top professional theatre makers, creating new shows and performing at two of London's best studio theatres; Camden…

A wild oasis nestled between two of London’s busiest railway stations and beside Regent’s Canal, this reserve was created from wasteland and is now a haven for diverse wildlife.

Ctrl-Z, a youth smoking prevention initiative commissioned by Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea public health team. We visit schools, colleges and youth clubs in the borough and deliver interactive workshops for 11-21 year olds looking at a range of issues relating to tobacco use. The…

For families with Special Educational Needs (SEN), including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD), we open outside our regular hours on certain special days. Enjoy the Museum at a quieter time, free from the general public, and with many of the gallery sounds turned off. Explore our…

Films for children and teenagers aged from 3 to 16 years old

Term time only

Are you interested in a pen pal project? 

What gets you moving? Explore sessions from London's sports clubs and activity organisers.

We’re very proud of the Harrow Youth Club based here at the Harrow Club. The club runs junior and senior sessions for young people in the local area.

We’ve been open since Victorian times, when Frederick John Horniman first opened his house and extraordinary collection of objects to visitors. Since then, our collection has grown tenfold and includes internationally important collections of anthropology and musical instruments, as well as an acclaimed aquarium, a…

Junior club is open for 6-12 year olds on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays during term time at our site on Walmer Road.  This is a space for children to engage in activities such as arts and crafts, cooking, music, sports and fitness after school. We…

Kayaking on the River from Hammersmith Bridge ages 11-16

Parents, carers, grandparents, uncles, aunts all very welcome! Times vary during school holidays - please contact the library for details.

The Learning Disability Carers Support Group hosts coffee mornings for all carers for people with learning disabilities. The group meets from 10:30am-12:30pm on the last Thursday of the month every 2 months in Room 10 at the Beethoven Centre.

The London Transport Museum explores the history of London transport from horse power onwards, with loads of cool things to see and contraptions to clamber aboard.

One of the most famous museums of nature in the world, offering visitors of all ages a wide variety of lively and stimulating exhibitions about the natural world. Particular children's favourites include the 'Dinosaurs' exhibition, build a volcano and fun and games. To find out…

Toddler morning with rhymes and music which lasts about 30 minutes. Toys are available to play with beforehand. An excellent opportunity for parents and carers to introduce children to books and play and to meet others. Details may be subject to change.