A community-run, live, ambient music event series that invites guests to an immersive sound experience with heart stirring side-effects. Bring yoga mats and cushions to be as comfortable as you want. There will be a small bar.

Japanese stab book binding sounds, quite frankly, terrifying but it is, in fact, a very pretty, satisfying and definitely not scary way of making your own notebook. With Tabitha Grove

If you can’t make it to the evening event (because it’s too difficult to arrange childcare, or you need to be asleep by eight in preparation for a night of being woken repeatedly by a cranky baby, or…), join us for a special half-hour version of the event in the morning.

Join acclaimed author and journalist Nell Frizzell (The Panic Years, Square One) for a discussion of Holding The Baby – about how society fails new parents – and how we can make early parenthood better for everyone.

Juice cartons, pasta presses, pointy things - this workshop basically uses half the kitchen to make these prints! How to etch a dry point print using simple and brilliant materials. With Tabitha Grove.

Laura Laker’s Potholes and Pavements is partly a celebration of the 12000-mile national cycle network, and of the brilliant people who are working to promote cycling - but also a call to arms to ramp up and improve this crucial piece of infrastructure.

Weird Barbie. Who is she? She's the one with pictures drawn all over her and her hair chopped off. Two hours to make, play, create and let your unique self show as you create your own weird Barbie. With Tabitha Grove.

Join us for an evening of honest, caring conversation about the things we don’t often talk about (but maybe should)… Editor of the book Kat Brown talks to one of the contributors, author Miranda Ward.

Join Catherine in conversation with journalist and author Nell Frizzell as they discuss her ‘Immersive [and] beautifully observed’ memoir of her time as a nun, Cloistered, at Caper.

Join celebrated crime and thriller writers, HB Lyle and Simon Mason in conversation. Chaired by BBC journalist Emily Unia, they will be discussing HB Lyle's fourth historical spy thriller Spy Hunter, that combines real history with daring adventure and Sherlock Holmes, and Simon Mason's third outing for Oxford’s DI Wilkins, Lost and Never Found.