From All Good Bookshop:
Thursday 17TH JULY - Haringey Arts Festival: THE ALL GOOD SOUND WORKSHOP - 7pm. Free.
For more than a year The All Good Sound Workshop has been meeting at the shop for evenings of fearless experimentation in music, raw sound and all areas in between. Until now this group has been private but tonight you can join us for a participatory session involving a range of approaches to free improvisation. All invited and bring your voice!
friday 18th July - Haringey Arts Festival - Book Launch: LAND OF HOPE by CATE BAUM - 7pm. Free.
Join author Cate Baum to celebrate the release of her novel Land of Hope.
Wife of The Devil O’ Th’ Moor. Hope Gleason has many names. The child of a shepherd raised in the remote moors of Northern England, Hope has always understood the satanic brutality of the land.
But when an ear-splitting, unknowable sound destroys the nearby village, Hope must embark on a dangerous journey to survive through the ravaged land with a lad, newly orphaned and alone, under her wing. As they trek the wilds together to find her husband, her violent past chases her at every turn and long-buried memories begin to resurface. A pitch-black, magnetic, and unforgettable meditation on the nature of love, evil, and the power of redemption, Land of Hope mixes history and the myths of the English moors to tell a compelling modern English fable of serial killers at the end of the world.
saturday 19th July - SMALL PRESS DAY (Haringey Arts Festival event. ): David Ziggy Greene – Cartoonist - 1-2pm. FREE.
David Ziggy Greene will be joining us to sign images and other items to celebrate SMALL PRESS DAY which has been going for 10 years!
Come along and meet David and get some cool things.
saturday 19th July - A Haringey Arts Festival event: Storytelling for Children with Minnie Wilkinson and Aaron Oliver - 3pm. Family-friendly. £5
Join festival headlining tellers Minnie Wilkinson and Aaron Oliver for an extra special additional afternoon story session for children!
Suitable for 0-11 year olds and their adults too!
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saturday 19th July - A Haringey Arts Festival event: Storytelling Double Bill: STORIES THAT STICK IN YOUR TEETH with Minnie Wilkinson and Aaron Oliver - Doors 7pm for 7.30pm start. £15
We are thrilled to welcome back to the shop two of our favourite storytellers on the scene - Aaron Oliver and Minnie Wilkinson -
each presenting a brand new solo show as part of a special DOUBLE BILL. For one night only for the special
Haringey Arts Festival combined price of £15, these are
STORIES THAT STICK IN YOUR TEETH.
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Featuring:
GUTTED by Minnie Wilkinson. Come fill your guts with stories from East Anglia, descaled by award-winning storyteller Minnie Wilkinson. Be hooked by tales of ancient queens and bags of bones, hulls bursting with herring and something strange in the water - but that's another kettle of fish.
DELIVER US FROM EVIL by Aaron Oliver. A priest in the 1400s makes his way to Rome to find a cure. He’s been cursed by a witch, become possessed by a demon, and can no longer trust his own body. Join Aaron Oliver for a dive into the demonic, as he unpicks this forgotten true story and asks the question: what does it mean to be cured?
sunday 20th July - Haringey Arts Festival event - Workshop: THE ROAD TO PUBLICATION with Rali Chorbadzhiyska - 2pm to 4.30pm. £5
Ready to turn your writing dream into a published reality but don’t know where to begin? Have you finished a manuscript and wonder what’s next?
Join editorial consultant and editor Rali Chorbadzhiyska for a practical, encouraging workshop that demystifies the path to publication. Whether you’re aiming for a traditional publishing deal or exploring alternative routes, this session will walk you through key stages in the writer’s journey – from polishing your manuscript to understanding submission strategies and industry expectations. To make the most of your attendance, please bring any questions you may have as the session will finish with a Q&A. And get ready to take the next step in your writing journey with confidence!
Rali Chorbadzhiyska is an editorial consultant at Rali Editorial, specialising in helping authors refine and elevate their work through expert and supportive editorial guidance. She also works with publishers to offer experienced help in the editorial process. Rali has previously worked at Penguin Random House, Faber and Canongate, and she is driven by a passion for excellent storytelling and the desire to help talented writers succeed. She can be found at
www.RaliEditorial.com and @reading.rali.
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SUNday 20TH JULY - A Haringey Arts Festival event: THE ASTOUNDING HARINGEY CINEMATOGRAPH! - 6pm. Free.
We are delighted to present for one night only a deliciously varied programme of short films by makers local to the shop and elsewhere. Prepare to be amazed by the audio-visual delights of The Astounding Haringey Cinematograph!
thursday 31st July - VERBAL DISCHARGE - NORTH (Spoken Word) - 7pm Doors.
Club Verbal Discharge takes the reins at All Good Spoken Word night in All Good Bookshop. The finest readings of new writing known universe. Expect the usual madness. Full bar with drinks flowing till late. Doors 7pm. Curtain at 7:30.
Tickets start from £5 (via another website).
sunday 31st August - Workshop: BOOKBINDING with Ariel - 2pm to 4.30pm, £10
This workshop introduces participants to the art of bookbinding through hands-on experience. You’ll learn how to
make your own hand-stitched notebook using traditional techniques and beautiful materials. The session will explore how craftsmanship and creativity come together in the process of making something both practical and personal.
Suitable for beginners and anyone curious about handmade books, this workshop offers a calm, creative space to slow down and enjoy tactile making. All materials provided.
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GALLERY
4th july to 1st august - ART: I LOVE WOOD GREEN - MEHMET HASSAN
Photography by Mehmet Hassan.
Mehmet Hassan is a professional photographer based in Wood Green. Shooting street photography for over ten years, Mehmet has an interest in capturing moments where people drop their guard amidst the bustle of city life.
'Wood Green is probably me at my most raw. As a child of the area, I feel a degree of protection about the place. Wood Green is an ever evolving location, with a population that has long roots dating back decades. I feel it's always at the cusp of changing; it certainly isn't the same place I grew up in as a child.' Free.
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