• Drop-in sessions - no need to book.
• Free all-round fun with the Lego/Duplo club at Central Library.
• We'll provide the bricks and you provide the imagination.
• Everyone regardless of age is invited to join the fun.
• Parents and carers are responsible for their child's safety and must remain with their children throughout the sessions.

• Drop-in sessions - no need to book.
• Free all-round fun with the Lego/Duplo club at Central Library.
• We'll provide the bricks and you provide the imagination.
• Everyone regardless of age is invited to join the fun.
• Parents and carers are responsible for their child's safety and must remain with their children throughout the sessions.

• Drop-in sessions - no need to book.
• Free all-round fun with the Lego/Duplo club at Stony Stratford Library.
• We'll provide the bricks and you provide the imagination.
• Everyone regardless of age is invited to join the fun.
• Parents and carers are responsible for their child's safety and must remain with their children throughout the sessions.

Everyone is welcome to attend these storytimes at Olney Library. The sessions are brought to you by Folio (Friends of the Library in Olney) and activities are aimed at children Under 7 (but all are welcome).

Sessions are held on the last Saturday of each month. No booking is necessary and there is no charge, although voluntary donations are appreciated.

Parents and carers must remain with their children throughout the session.

Drop-in community based support sessions

Available to anyone looking for work - computer and internet access, independent job search facilities as well as support from advisors.

The Community Employment Services team provide weekly drop-in Job Club sessions at Central Library - on the ground floor in the room next to the café area Monday to Thursday.

• 10am to 12pm
• 1pm to 3pm

Please note that the sessions are closed between 12pm and 1pm for lunch.

The nationwide Code Club community aims to inspire the next generation with coding projects for 9 to 13 year olds and Central Library hosts a Code Club for children in Milton Keynes.

Everyone is welcome to attend these sessions which are held upstairs in the Children's Library at Central Library. No booking is necessary and there is no charge, although voluntary donations are appreciated.

Parents and carers must remain with their children throughout the session.

 

Drop-in community based support sessions

Available to anyone looking for work - computer and internet access, independent job search facilities as well as support from advisors.

The Community Employment Services team provide weekly drop-in Job Club sessions at Central Library - on the ground floor in the room next to the café area Monday to Thursday.

• 10am to 12pm
• 1pm to 3pm

Please note that the sessions are closed between 12pm and 1pm for lunch.

• Scrabble games for adults.
• No booking required - just turn up on the day.
• Free

Everyone is welcome to join us for these free drop-in sessions for the Under 5s. There will be books and toys for you to share with your children in the Children's area.

Sessions run during term time only.

Everyone is welcome to attend these storytimes which are held upstairs in the Children's Library at Central Library and are suitable for Under 5s. No booking is necessary and there is no charge, although voluntary donations are appreciated.

Parents and carers must remain with their children throughout the session.

Everyone is welcome to attend these storytimes at Woburn Sands Library. The sessions are volunteer-led and are suitable for Under 5s. No booking is necessary and there is no charge, although voluntary donations are appreciated.

Parents and carers must remain with their children throughout the session.

Fun interactive group to support your child's early communication - run by Woodlands and Tickford Meadow Children's Centres at Olney Library.

Join us every Tuesday morning during term time. Sessions are free and there's no need to book.

• Drop-in sessions - no need to book.
• Free all-round fun with the Lego/Duplo club at Wolverton Library.
• We'll provide the bricks and you provide the imagination.
• Everyone regardless of age is invited to join the fun.
• Parents and carers are responsible for their child's safety and must remain with their children throughout the sessions.

• Drop-in sessions - no need to book.
• Free all-round fun with the Lego/Duplo club at Central Library.
• We'll provide the bricks and you provide the imagination.
• Everyone regardless of age is invited to join the fun.
• Parents and carers are responsible for their child's safety and must remain with their children throughout the sessions.

Early support Hub exclusively for LGBTQ+ (queer) young people aged 13-19 years.

Q:Hub is a safe space for young people to access support for their mental health and wellbeing, without needing a referral or appointment.

Sessions are provided by Q:alliance.

The sessions are drop-in so just stop by in the café area of the foyer at Central Library and see what's happening.

Drop-in community based support sessions

Available to anyone looking for work - computer and internet access, independent job search facilities as well as support from advisors.

The Community Employment Services team provide weekly drop-in Job Club sessions at Central Library - on the ground floor in the room next to the café area Monday to Thursday.

• 10am to 12pm
• 1pm to 3pm

Please note that the sessions are closed between 12pm and 1pm for lunch.

Beginners and experts are all welcome to join us - just bring along your project and start nattering! No booking is necessary.

Beginners and experts are all welcome to join us - just bring along your project and start nattering! No booking is necessary.

Everyone is welcome to join us for these free drop-in sessions for the Under 5s. There will be books and toys for you to share with your children on the first floor in the Children's Library.

Sessions run during term time only.