Have you been inspired by the Sewing Bee, to try the art of the Japanese mending technique of Sashiko?

Are your favourite garments becoming unwearable with holes and frays?

Are you keen to learn how to repair them rather than buy new ones?

We are all le

Noah Stoneman returns to Karamel with a special Friday night of jazz and original piano compositions

Noah Stoneman, 21-year old pianist and composer from North London, is studying at the Royal Academy of Music. Adept in a wide range of musical idioms,

If the short story is like a photograph and the novel is like a film, the novella is like a fever.

Do you have an idea to explore? A short story that’s growing? A possible novel in progress that could do with some direction? Are you a new writer simpl

This talk will be given by Joe Studman. Joe is a well-known London local history guide of Jaywalks.

 Entrance to the hall is through the church car park. Doors open at 1pm.

The event is organised by Hornsey Pensioners Action Group.

No matter your creative background or history, your skills, lived experience and knowledge are important!

Join us online from 1-2pm on 15th February 2023 to find out more about our FREE Programs to help Londoners to build knowledge, skills and relati

N17 Creative Callings supports creative businesses, employees and individuals working in film, fashion, photography, crafts, music and more. We support self-employed that live in Tottenham or those employed in a Tottenham-based creative company. Join

Friends of Alexandra Park presents:     

Nature-loving teenager Tom Bauss will be leading a bird walk for children (age guide: 4-8) on Sunday 12th February at 9.30am. Come and find out about different species of water fowl, and track down the reside

V&J present

Festival of Chapels

Two quartets playing SHOSTAKOVICH, WEBERN, VIVALDI & BARBER for our greatest pleasure!

SWISS QUARTET:

Clara Mistry - violin

Yi Geng - violin

Sophie Graf - viola

Athina Arabadjis - violoncello

ENGLISH QUARTER:

Colin Soldati

Freight Train carries tracks recorded apart for that lockdown stream (with even piano tuner visits impossible), along with those from their first live meeting in the studio in January 2022. The majority of tracks were chosen by Paul and trace some of

Guest appearance: Ellie McCann is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who plays a diverse range of self penned, traditional and instrumental music on banjo, mandolin and guitar, producing a creative and fresh folk sound.

Additional Feature S

Did you discover that your favourite jumper has a hole? Don't through it away. We at Stitch can help with that!

Bring your troubled pile of knitted clothing to us and we can teach you how to breath breath new life into them. In just a few hours with o

Locomotive returns to Karamel with: Henry Lowther (trumpet), Chris Biscoe (sax), Art Themen (tenor), Alcyona Mick (piano), Dave Green (bass), Les Cyrkel (dep'ing for Stu Butterfield) (drums).

Locomotive features the music, imaginings and rhythm-a-ning

Everyone is welcome on this next community walk + wheel + ride! ✅ 🚶🏽‍♀️+👩‍🦽+🚴🏽‍♀️

🗓️Sunday 29th Jan @ 11am 📍Chestnuts Park cafe N15 5RP

⬇️ register eventbrite.co.uk/e/506519010997 + See wonderful murals by local artists James Straffon & @AtmStreetar

Struggling to write a sestina? This workshop will help unlock this most complex yet rewarding of verse forms. We will review contemporary poems by Raych Jackson, A. E. Stallings, and Chad McCracken to gain insight into the sestina’s emotional weight

This talk will be given by Nick Higham, author of 'The Mercenary River'. Nick tells the story of London's water from the middle ages to the twentieth century. It's a tale of remarkable technological, scientific and organisational breakthroughs, but a

Learn to Sew a A Tote Bag

With expert seamstress Pat Stevens

What you will learn

You will learn to make a 14 inch square tote bag. A great class for beginner sewers or graduates from our Learn to Use a Sewing Machine to make a useful item. As long as yo

‘I think of it like a sort of magpie way of writing where I collect things that seem shiny to me and build a nest around them…’ Jenny Offill

Life is by nature fragmentary. As the poet and author Maggie Nelson once said: ‘We can’t see the whole until w

Mussorgsky composed Pictures at an Exhibition to celebrate his good friend Viktor Hartmann, an artist, costume designer and architect. Here it is performed with all the pictures dramatized, with costumes, dance, and percussion.

This event is a fundra