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Come and join the celebration of Holy Week & Easter at St Andrew's!
Local focus group is looking for anyone who can spare an hour or two imminently to share views on life after being widowed. Group to take place informally in AP home, with refreshments and cash payment provided. At this point, please reply directly to tessa.thomass@btinternet.com / 020 8888 3600. Thanks.
Evening talk
Wednesday 26 April, 7.30pm
Commissioned by Art on the Underground and due for completion in Summer 2017 the artwork challenges traditional notions of public art as a monument or formal sculpture. The artists have developed a shop unit that has lain derelict on the Seven Sisters Station approach for 20 years. From rebuilding the structure, to an interim use as a ceramic studio, the unit will eventually be returned to function as a commercial unit. In relation to this turn in public art, Kiera will discuss the different modes of public art today and why work like Assemble’s is more important than ever.
For more information on Art on the Underground, see:
http://art.tfl.gov.uk/
For more information on Assemble, see: http://assemblestudio.co.uk/
For more information on Assemble, see: http://assemblestudio.co.uk/
Doors open at 7pm. Talk begins tat 7.30pm.
Car park on site. Refreshments available.
Car park on site. Refreshments available.
Kindly supported by the Friends of Bruce Castle
Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, Tottenham N17 8NU
020 8808 8772
museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Munch and Listen lunchtime talks programme
Monday 24 April, 12.15pm
Join us for our free lunchtime talk with Ian Betts, Senior Specialist (Building Materials) from MOLA
(Museum of London Archaeology).
(Museum of London Archaeology).
Ian will show us the beautiful examples of various designs and types of tin-glazed (Delftware) used in London houses over 400 years. Dating from the mid-15th to early 19th century, these will include floor tiles imported from Valencia and Seville in Spain, Antwerp in Belgium and the Netherlands, as well as examples produced in London and Liverpool, made to decorate walls in these large houses. His talk will be illustrated by the many finds from the Museum of London collections. He will examine how such tiles were used and the buildings in which they can still be found, including a house in Highgate and examples (now in Bruce Castle Museum) originating from a fire-surround in Dial House, Tottenham.
Ian is the author of the book 'Tin-glazed Tiles from London' by Ian M. Betts and Rosemary J. Weinstein (Museum of London Archaeology, 2010).
All welcome.
Doors open at 12 noon. Talk begins at 12.15pm.
Bring your lunch. Refreshments available.
Doors open at 12 noon. Talk begins at 12.15pm.
Bring your lunch. Refreshments available.
Kindly supported by the Friends of Bruce Castle.
Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 8NU
020 8808 8772
museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Munch and Listen programme: Monday 27 March, 12.15pm
Lucinda Gosling discusses the life and career of William Heath Robinson (1872-1944), one of Britain's best-loved humorous artists, who was born in Stroud Green and lived for some time in Highgate. She looks in particular at his cartoons produced during the First World War, a period that inspired him to finely hone the convoluted contraptions and absurd inventions with which he forever after became associated.
Doors open at 12 noon. Refreshments available.
Kindly supported by the Friends of Bruce Castle
Lucinda works at Mary Evans Picture Library and is author of several books on Great War illustration and cartoons, including 'Brushes & Bayonets' (Osprey, 2008), 'It's All A Bit Heath Robinson' (History Press, 2015) and 'A Better 'Ole' (History Press, 2015).
Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 8NU
020 8808 8772
museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Evening talk: Wednesday 29 March, 7.30pm
We welcome Carol Tulloch (Professor of Dress, Diaspora and Transnationalism at University of the Arts London) for this special illustrated evening talk to complement our current exhibition ‘Wraparound’ at Bruce Castle Museum. Carol will be considering what contributions textiles have made to the styles created by individuals of the African Diaspora. She will draw on some of her past cultural heritage projects, which have explored dress, Black identities and style narratives.
Professor Carol Tulloch is based at the Chelsea College of Arts, is a member of the Transnational Arts, Identity and Nation Research Centre (TrAIN), and also the Chelsea/V&A Fellow at the V&A Museum. As a curator and writer, her recent work includes the book 'The Birth of Cool: Style Narratives of the African Diaspora', the exhibition and book 'Rock Against Racism: Syd Shelton' (co-curator and co-author).
http://professorcaroltulloch.com
http://professorcaroltulloch.com
All welcome.
Doors open at 7pm. Talk begins 7.30pm.
Refreshments available.
Doors open at 7pm. Talk begins 7.30pm.
Refreshments available.
Kindly supported by the Friends of Bruce Castle
Bruce Castle Museum, Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 8NU
020 8808 8772; museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Palace Gates Residents Association gardening volunteers will be meeting for our first gardening session of 2017 on Saturday 4th March. It would be fantastic if some new people who appreciate the work that is being done would come and introduce themselves.
Hopefully you will have noticed the spring bulbs are starting to blossom - particularly in The Triangle beds; there should be a very colourful display over the next month.
The beds on Albert Road/Crescent Rise have also been set with spring bulbs and they are beginning to emerge too. However, they have been struggling due to over healthy weed growth and also being suffocated by leaves. We have removed a quantity of leaves but the beds are really in need of more clearing and weeding and we would really appreciate as much help as you can give.
Please join us on Saturday 4th between 11a.m.-1p.m. at Albert Road/Crescent Rise junction flower beds
Hi all. It's been a busy start to the year for our collective of designers and makers!
Call for new members!
We are looking for new members to join our friendly & creative bunch here at Muswell Hill Creatives. Deadline for new members applications is 17th March. Membership details and application form here.
Apply for a guest stall at our Spring Market!
Our market returns to St James's Square, Muswell Hill (opposite Sainsburys) on Saturday 6th May. We have spaces for up to 6 guest creatives to join members of Muswell Hill Creatives to have a stall on the day. Deadline 24th March 2017. Details & application form here.
Any questions, please email me on info@muswellhillcreatives.com . Thanks! Rachael Booth-Clibborn
Spring is on its way and with it our next market!
We are hosting a fab weekender 'blooming' with Vintage wares. Lots of new vendors on our books bringing fashion / collectables / midcentury / furniture. And of course our steadfast regulars with all their new stock.
Forkanddram providing delicious refreshments in the Cafe of course!
Hornsey Parish Church Hall Cranley Gardens, Crouch End N10 3AH
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Sunday: 1pm - 5pm
This weekend, March 3-5, is Keep Britain Tidy's Great British Spring Clean and we would like to do our bit in the park. The park contractors, John O'Conner, do a great job keeping the large areas of the Park free of litter, but it can accumulate in bushes and brambles which is where we come in. We had a successful session earlier this month at the west end of the park, but now we want to tackle the east end.
Please come along to help - we will provide gloves, bags and litter pickers, but you do need to dress to cope with muddy ground underfoot and the occasional entanglement with brambles.
Join us on Saturday morning at 10.30am at the Gas Hut which is the small brick building by the Bedford Road entrance to the park.
Commemorative Film with Orchestral Score from Haringey Young Musicians Conductor Peter Desmond
WED 22 MARCH DOORS OPEN 7.00 PM PROGRAMME STARTS 7.30 PM HEARTLANDS HIGH SCHOOL STATION ROAD N22 7ST (MAP)
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LAURA ROSSI
Talkies Community Cinema,
Talkies Community Cinema
in partnership with Haringey Young Musicians and Heartlands High School, are proud to present one of 100 international screenings of the original 1916 film with live orchestral score to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. The event launches a creative musical project by schools.
in partnership with Haringey Young Musicians and Heartlands High School, are proud to present one of 100 international screenings of the original 1916 film with live orchestral score to mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. The event launches a creative musical project by schools.
A reminder to all local parents. The open meeting of FAIR FUNDING FOR ALL SCHOOLS is happening this Tuesday 21st at Coleridge Primary School - 77 Crouch End Hill N8 8DN at 8pm.
All schools in England are facing the biggest real term cuts in spending in a generation! The government is telling us that spending on schools is protected, but 90% of schools in England will see net funding reduced over the next four years. The campaign's new website is http://www.fairfundingforallschools.org/
Talk organised by Friends of Alexandra Park:
The place and street names in London, which we use every day, have fascinating origins most of which are a mystery to us. Mathew Frith of the London Wildlife Trust will reveal to us how many have been derived from natural features, rural practices or plants and animals: like Hanger from the Old English 'hangra' - a wooded slope. Come to the talk and hear the whole story.
Join us for refreshments from 7:30pm with the talk starting at 8pm prompt.
Space is limited, so please email allyparkn10@gmail.com to book places and we will reply with the venue.
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from 13 April 2024
Plant sales in April at Broomfield Park.
April Jazz every Thursday evening at Karamel, 4 Coburg Road, Wood Green.
Saturday 13 April – Learn how to do scrappy patchwork at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 1.30-3pm.
Saturday 13 April – Collage Kids presents: Old McDonald and the Three Pigs Plus at Karamel, 4 Coburg Road Wood Green, 2-4pm.
Saturday 13 April – London Vegan Mixer at Karamel, Coburg Road Wood Green, from 7pm.
Wednesday 17 April – Movement and Ease: Alexander Technique with Tanya at CUFOS, Top of the Avenue N10 2QE, 11-12pm.
Wednesday 17 April – Talk/discussion: Seniors: Lively up yourselves! at Hornsey Parish Church Hall, Cranley Gardens (bottom) N10.
Wednesday 17 April – Is London Dying? London Assembly Election Hustings at Karamel/McQueens Theatre, Coburg Road Wood Green, 6.30-9pm.
Thursday 18 April to 2 May – Your Community Choir needs You! Try some taster sessions at Bounds Green School (upstairs hall), 6.45pm. Bowes Park Community Choir rehearses every Thursday, 7.15pm.
Thursday 18 April – Learn to use a sewing machine at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 7-9pm.
Thursday 18 April – Kaiyo 3 with Helena Kay at Karamel, 4 Coburg Road Wood Green.
Saturday 20 April – Sewing machine confiedence-boosting workshop at 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 10.30-12pm.
Saturday 20 April – Patchwork workshop: learn to sew a Dresden plate at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 10.30-2.30pm.
Saturday 20 April – Muswell Hill Creatives Spring Makers Fair at St. James Square Muswell Hill, 10.30-5pm.
Sunday 21 April – Geekstraveganza: regular boardgame meetup on the third Sunday of every month at Karamel, 4 Coburg Road, Wood Green, 1-6pm.
Sunday 21 April – Crows at Bowes Park Folk Club, Shaftesbury Hall, N11 2QN, 2.30-5pm.
Saturday 27 April – Granny Squares workshop at 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 1-3pm.
Saturday 27 April – Fortismere Community Choir and Orchestra Concert – All-Mozart Programme, at St. Andrew’s Church, Alexandra Park Road N10 (corner of Windermere Road).
Saturday 4 May – Introduction to blackwork embroidery at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 10.30-12.30pm.
Saturday 4 May – Learn to make a crochet basket at 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 10.30-12.30pm.
Saturday 11 May – Puppet making workshp at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 12-3pm.
Ongoing courses and activities
Geekstravaganza – regular boardgame meetup on the third Sunday of every month at Karamel, 4 Coburg Road, Wood Green, 1-6pm.
After School Sewing Club on Fridays at Stitch crafts, 2 Hazelwood Lane Palmers Green, 4.30-6pm. Term time.
Em Power fitness classes – Monday, Thursday and Friday mornings in OR Tambo Rec, 9-9.30am (term time only). The main focus is on core and legs.
Bowes Park Community Choir - Thursday evenings during term time at Bounds Green School, 7.15-9.15pm.
Life drawing sessions – alternate Saturday mornings at Rhodes Avenue Primary School, 10-12pm.
Zumba and fitness classes – Zumba is on Wednesday evenings, 7-7.50pm. All classes are at Bounds Green Bowls and Tennis Club, Goring road N11.
Salsa Wednesdays – Wednesday evenings at Bounds Green School, Bounds Green Road N11 2QG, 7-8pm.
V&J Ensemble: Vocal group for ALL Singers on Wednesdays at St. Andrew's Church, Alexandra Park Road N10 (corner of Windermere Road), 6.50-8.30pm.
Enjoy your painting – Thursdays at CUFOS Community Centre (the old railway station), Top of The Avenue N10, 10-12.30pm or 1.30-4pm.
All Good Bookshop has many regular events - book groups of course, also music, writing, yoga - and special events .... at 35 Turunpike Lane.
Many Music and Art events are held at Karamel, including Collage Kids performance events on Saturday mornings at 11.30am. At 4 Coburg Road, Wood Green N22 6UJ.
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