The Social Gardening Club is a place to learn gardening, floristry, and more, while meeting new friends. The club is led by an experienced facilitator and no prior gardening experience is needed. All tools and refreshments are provided. Indoor gardening will be held during bad weather.

Schedule: Three Wednesdays in May, from 10:30 - 12:00

May 7th (this session will be held offsite)

May 14th

May 21st

Booking is essential. Please sign up for all the sessions you plan to attend. 

Social Gardening Club signup form

Friday, April 25 - Chess and Games

Friday, May 2 - Lego

Friday, May 9 - Chess and Games

Friday, May 16 - Lego

Friday, May 23 - Chess and Games

Please join us for a lively programme of original and entertaining poetry and prose.

Admission £3 includes refreshments.

This event will be held in the Children's Library located on the first floor of the building and access is via a flight of stairs. 

Our thanks to the Co-op Local Community Fund for their award of £500 to Broomhill Community Trust in support of our project to improve people's wellbeing by creating gardening opportunities for all in our Heritage Garden.

This award was made possible by the support of Co-op members who chose us as a cause they wanted to support. We still have the opportunity to raise more funds. Please continue to select Broomhill Community Trust when you shop at the Co-op. 

How to Boost our Award

Using your Co-op membership card, you can nominate Broomhill Community Trust (BCT) as a cause you want to vote for. Every time you buy over £5 of Co-op branded goods, you can nominate BCT, which will enter us into a £5k draw. 

Read more about the Co-op award and our application HERE.

Teachers - We would love to introduce your class to Broomhill Community Library. Our school team visits team members are ready to show you around, read some stories, offer an activity if time allows, and inspire children to read.

School visits are scheduled on Thursday when the library is normally closed to the publc so that the childen can enjoy the library to the full.

As a first step, please complete the School Visits form below, and we'll contact you shortly. 

School Visits Form

Please contact us if you have any questions: schoolvisits@broomhill-library.org.uk

If you're looking for a Broomhill location to host a one-time event or regularly scheduled meetings, please contact us. We have spaces in our library building that are available after-hours and at weekends. We're hoping to offer during-hours rentals in the future. Our library has plenty of chairs and tables, reconfigurable spaces, and a kitchen.

Please complete this enquiry form and we'll contact you shortly. 

Additional services:

Document scanner

Printing in black and white or colour

Free wi-fi

Photocopying

Document lamination

Our library volunteers are able to help you use the computers and other technology resources. Just ask at the reception desk if you need help. Specialist help is available by appointment only.

Do you have a few hours a week to help support Broomhill Community Library? There are so many ways to contribute as a volunteer, both at the library and from home. We'll work with you to find the best fit for your interests and availability. Some of our volunteer opportunities are listed here.

Last autumn, a group of volunteers from Broomhill Community Library attended the 10th anniversary celebration event of Volunteer Libraries in Sheffield. Representatives from each of the 16 volunteer libraries across the city were thanked for their success and for the many contributions to their communities over the last decade. Judith Pitchforth, Chair of Broomhill Community Trust which oversees the running of the library, was asked to share her thoughts about being a library volunteer. You can read Judith's remarks here.

Enjoy this video celebrating the ten-year anniversary of volunteer-run libraries in Sheffield. 

This BBC article discusses how volunteer libraries have evolved into community hubs, with a focus on Sheffield libraries and an interview with Judith Pitchforth.

Broomhill Community Library is pleased to be an approved learning destination and participant in Sheffield Children's University (CU).

This program encourages children and young people to develop essential life skills by taking part in learning activities in their own time. Click here to read more about the program.In order to participate and earn CU credits, you'll need to buy a Passport to Learning. You can purchase a passport from the library's reception desk for £3.50.