Carnegie Library HubYour local hub for events, leisure, work, and learning.
Our popup community cafe and community lounge is open December mornings until Christmas from 8am Monday to Friday. Please come and visit us!
Read about our mission and vision and what we set out to do.
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Welcome to Carnegie Library Hub right in the middle between Brixton, Loughborough Junction, Camberwell, Dulwich & Herne Hill
Our Mission and Vision
Our mission is to preserve our historic local library and hub as a welcoming place for community activity.
The Carnegie Library Hub will be a thriving sustainable centre of local activity attractive to the whole community for developing employment opportunities, learning, fitness and wellbeing, cultural and social activity.
The fabric of the building will be protected and enhanced and its history and legacy both protected and celebrated.
News & Events
Popup Cafe at the Hub
Exciting news! We’ve just had delivery of a 2-group espresso coffee machine to run a popup café at the Carnegie Library Hub. The popup café and community lounge will be open December mornings until Christmas Monday to Friday from 8am, and free to use by anyone in the community. There is public library WiFi available and many tables and comfortable chairs to use that we’ve been collecting. Anyone can come and sit and there is no obligation to buy. We’re offering sit in teas for just £1 too!
Guided Reiki Meditations Tuesday 19 December
All are welcome at these Guided Reiki Meditations. £10 Paypal or cash in person/£5 unwaged. Reiki encourages self-healing of the mind, body and soul. Reiki is a simple, natural and safe method of spiritual healing and self-improvement that everyone can use. It has been effective in helping virtually every known illness and malady and always creates a beneficial effect. It also works in conjunction with all other medical or therapeutic techniques to relieve side effects and promote recovery.
Positive Future Lambeth Forum – Prevention of Knife and Gun Crime
Saturday 9 December 12.30 – 14.30pm Join councillor, Pauline George, local councillors, residents, community groups and the police – all are invited to this important community meeting at the Community Library Hub to discuss the impact of violence, in particular the prevention of knife and gun crime in Lambeth and how we can work collectively to eradicate it.
The Carnegie Library Hub will be a thriving, sustainable centre of local activity.
Carnegie Library is a beautiful historic building and a well-loved local landmark.
