London’s libraries are often housed amongst stunning historic architecture and Tate Streatham Library is no exception. Expect to find warm welcoming spaces and attractive reading rooms with the original features of the century-old building still intact. The library serves as a community hub, regularly hosting events such as live music performances and arthouse film screenings.

A modern performance music and art space initiated by industry professionals, Streatham Space Project uses live theatre, comedy, cinema and music to bring the community together while fostering an appreciation for the local arts. With an eclectic line-up, SSP hosts several different types of performances on a regular basis.

Offering lessons in almost all music instruments, Bruce Music is composed of a team of highly trained musicians who wish to deliver quality music education. From guitar andpino to strings and oodwind, children and adults are encouraged to pick up a new hobby, hone hteir skills and enjoy the art of music.

Offering high quality childcare in Streatham, Little Cedars provides a safe and stimulating space for babies aged 6 months to pre-school aged children, with a high staff-to-student ratio to ensure each child can flourish.

The Mark Bennett Centre is a cultural and community centre located within Tate Streatham Library. The hall seats over 100 and is available for hire. It regularly hosts a range of community activities including classes, church services, clubs, exhibitions, meetings, music events, children’s parties and plays.