Earlsdon Carnegie Community Library is a welcoming community space run entirely by volunteers, hosting a wide range of brilliant events and workshops!

What's On at Earlsdon Carnegie Community Library

Upcoming Events at Earlsdon Library

• Saturday 17th January 2026 - Music from Dr Hudson and Friends 7pm
• Valentines Week at Earlsdon Library - Blind date with a book and a Poetry night 7pm
• Sunday 8th February - Indoor Car Boot - 9am - 12pm FREE

Dates for your diary - tickets on sale soon!

• Thursday 26th February - Life Drawing class 7pm
• Saturday 14th March 2026 - Music from Donnelly and South 7pm 
• Saturday 21st March 2026 - Theatre show Wilde about Oscar 7pm
• Saturday 18th April 2026 - Music from Hawkesbury Tawlermen 7pm
• Saturday 9th May 2026 - Music from Triumph Blues & Wes Finch 7pm 

Regular Events & Workshops at Earlsdon Library:

• Mindfulness & Meditation - Fridays from 9th January 2026 11am till midday. Join Nick Jones for a series of Mindfulness sessions in the library. Whether you're a pro at mindfulness or a beginner, there's something for everyone! £5 a session per person but there's no need to book 
• Bookwormery - Every first Monday of the month 2pm till 3:30pm. This is an informal meet for all book lovers to chat about your favourite reads, authors and more! Enjoy a hot drink and make new friends. There's no need to book, just pop in and join in! A free event but donations are appreciated.
• Memory Cafe - Every first Tuesday of the month 2pm till 4pm. If you're looking after someone with memory loss, come along for a friendly chat, cup of tea and some friendship. A free event but donations are appreciated. 

You can find a full line up of upcoming events on the Facebook Page

About Earlsdon Carnegie Community Library 

As a registered charity, the library relies on public donations to keep its doors open. But it is more than just a home for books. The library provides free hot drinks as part of the Warm Welcome Scheme for those who are vulnerable, hosts regular sessions such as the Memory Café, and on most Saturday nights transforms into a music venue showcasing talented local musicians.

The story of the library began in 2018 when the council threatened to close its doors. The community refused to let that happen and took the library on. Years later, it is still going strong and remains a source of local pride. What started as a fight to keep the library open has become a thriving hub, offering a safe, supportive, and vibrant place for so many people.

The shelves are well stocked with books, with frequent new additions available for anyone to borrow free of charge with a library card. On fine days, preloved bookshop trolleys are placed outside, offering books for as little as 50p, with all proceeds going directly back into the library.

The library’s events are as varied as ever. Alongside free family favourites such as Bookwormery and Lego Club, the library offers much more than most. Monthly music nights with well-known local musicians, theatre performances, author talks, and other cultural events keep the programme exciting and diverse. There is always something happening at Earlsdon Carnegie Community Library, and the community is warmly invited to get involved and show their support.