Featured Events in London in October 2024 (August Updated)

Join us for an enchanting evening that delves into the world of gothic fiction and historical intrigue with acclaimed authors Kate Griffin, shortlisted for Crime Writers Association Endeavour Historical Dagger and Polly Crosby, author of Vita and the Birds. Perfect for fans of dark, atmospheric stories, this event offers a rare chance to hear directly from the minds behind the gripping new novels Fyneshade and The House of Fever. Kate Griffin’s Fyneshade, named a Sunday Times Historical Fiction Book of 2023, offers a dark gothic tale set in a decaying mansion. The story follows Marta, a governess with a sinister past, as she navigates a world filled with silent servants and forbidden secrets. This twisted narrative is perfect for fans of gothic fiction. Polly Crosby’s The House of Fever takes readers to 1935 and Hedone House, a luxurious sanatorium where high society meets the creative elite. Agnes Templeton, the doctor’s new wife, finds herself drawn into the house’s mysteries, caught between a past she wants to escape and a future full of regret. Crosby’s novel is a haunting exploration of desire and deception. This panel will explore the authors’ writing processes, the gothic and historical elements in their work, and their unique approaches to storytelling. Don’t miss this opportunity to uncover the secrets behind Fyneshade and The House of Fever. Information Source: Jarrolds | eventbrite

The Freelands Painting Prize celebrates outstanding painting practice at undergraduate level. Each year, we invite every higher education institution offering an undergraduate course in either Fine Art or Painting to nominate a final-year student for the prize and present three works representative of their practice; either paintings or works exploring painting in the expanded field. The prize culminates in our annual exhibition of works by the 12 winning artists: Ali Cook, Newcastle UniversityIona Gordon, Kingston School of Art, Kingston UniversityBunny Hennessey, City & Guilds of London Art SchoolLeila Hussain, University of SuffolkDenny Kaulbach, Goldsmiths, University of LondonAnugrah Mishra, Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin UniversityVarshga Premarasa, Middlesex UniversityBenedict Robinson, Bath School of Art Film and Media, Bath Spa UniversityShannon Ward, University of WolverhamptonParker White, University of LincolnJack Woolley, The Art AcademyUnica Yabiku, Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts LondonVisitExhibition Preview: Tuesday 1 October, 6.30pm – 8.30pm Everyone welcome, RSVP is necessary. The exhibition opens to the public 2 October – 9 November 2024. You can visit by booking an appointment Monday to Friday, 12-6 pm or dropping in on Saturday, 12-6 pm. Find out more about our visitor information and access guidance here. If you have any questions or need assistance with your visit please contact us on 020 3598 7081 or email programme@freelandsfoundation.co.uk SubscribeFor regular updates and invitations from Freelands Foundation, subscribe to our newsletter here. Information Source: Freelands Foundation | eventbrite

*Note that Eventbrite restricts us to just 25 ticket reservations, but if this event is listed as sold out, then you can still secure a spot by emailing us at ladiesofthelockwi@gmail.com* On Tuesday 1 October, we're excited to welcome the award winning local author Nina Stibbeto Crossroads Women's Centre! Nina became a published author in her fifties with her first book 'Love, Nina: Despatches from Family Life', which chronicled her experiences moving to London as a nanny to a literary family in early-80s Primrose Hill. It won a National Book Award and was later adapted into a BBC television series. Her most recent publication 'Went to London, Took the Dog', tells the story of her return to the city nearly forty years later, and is packed full of amusing anecdotes and references to local landmarks you'll know and love. Nina has also written a number of novels, picking up awards including the Comedy Women in Print Prize. We'll have the chance to hear all about her career, her life in London, and how the area has inspired her writing; as well as asking her our own burning questions! Some copies of her books will be available for sale on the night, so bring along some cash if you'd like to take one home with you. *This is a Ladies of the Lock WI event, open to anyone over the age of 18 who identifies as female. Tickets are free to Members, or £5 on the door for guests*. Information Source: Ladies of the Lock | eventbrite

A friendly peer support group of local writers sharing support, advice and feedback With monthly discussion topics, writing exercises and opportunities to share your writing this is the perfect supportive space to ask for advice, share tips and meet like-minded people. All abilities are welcome, from complete beginners to professional writers. With two groups to choose from there is a session to fit everyone's timetable. The first Tuesday of every month 11am - 1pm at The London Inn Okehampton OR The first Saturday of every month 11am - 1pm at The Well-Being Cafe Okehampton Pay £5 on the door or click the donation button to pay online. Your first session is free! Life is often busy and hard, so if you are running late, please still attend and if you are ever short on cash, please still attend - this one's on us. To find out more, visit our website, Facebook page or Instagram account www.moorimaginationwriting.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/MoorImagination https://www.instagram.com/moorimagination/ We look forward to seeing you at one of our sessions soon. Happy writing! Information Source: Moor Imagination | eventbrite

Connaught Village Art Month Breakfast Panel Join us for a lively discussion to celebrate the launch of Connaught Village Art Month at our engaging breakfast panel hosted by Eddy Frankel, Arts and Culture Editor, Time Out. The discussion will explore the role of art in contemporary society, focusing on modern urban living and the value that small galleries, large galleries and artists play in our day to day lives. Hear from incredible speakers in the art world: Eddy Frankel, Art & Culture Editor at Time OutSukai Eccleston, Founder and Director of CasildART ContemporaryNancy Durrant, Culture Writer, Broadcaster and PodcasterHelen Parker, Founder of EVERYONE AgencyTony Heywood, Horticultural installation artistGeorge Mingozzi-Marsh, Co-Director of Brooke Benington and Founder and Director of Amici (a new collaborative art platform)Please arrive by 9:30 for a 9:45 start. Complimentary pastries and hot beverages will be served on arrival. Information Source: Connaught Village | eventbrite

The author of the monumental My Struggle cycle, Karl Ove Knausgaard, returns to Foyles Charing Cross Road to discuss his latest haunting masterpiece to appear in English, The Third Realm. Expanding onthe spellbinding universe ofThe Morning StarandThe Wolves of Eternity,Knausgaard’s latest work navigates a constellation of characters whose lives have been fundamentally altered by the mysterious force of a new star in the sky above Norway. Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle cycle has been heralded as a masterpiece all over the world. Knausgaard has been awarded the Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature, the Brage Prize and the Jerusalem Prize. His work, which also includes The Morning Star, Out of the World, A Time for Everything and the Seasons Quartet, is published in thirty-five languages. A host for this event will be announced shortly.This event will be followed by an audience Q&A and book signing. Doors will open from 6:45pm. Information Source: Foyles Bookshop, 107 Charing Cross Road | eventbrite

DRUM SOLO BELLY DANCE 7.00-8.00pm Tuesdays 1st October – 3rd December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 123 Victoria St, London SW1P 6DE Tutor:Anita Makwana LATIN FUSION (Salsa, Bachata, Reggaeton) 8.00-9.00pm Tuesdays 1st October – 3rd December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 123 Victoria St, London SW1P 6DE Tutor:Anita Makwana COMMERCIAL FUSION BELLY DANCE 7.30-8.30pm Thursdays 3rd October – 5th December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 71 Lombard Street, London, EC3V 9AY Tutor: Amie Connelly ADVANCED BELLY DANCE 8.30-9.30pm Thursdays 3rd October – 5th December 20244 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 71 Lombard Street, London, EC3V 9AY Tutor: Amie Connelly PRICE: 1 x 10 week course - £130 2 x 10 week courses - £245 3 x 10 week courses - £350 4 x 20 week courses - £395 Information Source: Anita Makwana | eventbrite

Explore AFC Wimbledon v Crewe Alexandra sporting information for 1st October, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. AFC Wimbledon is an English professional football club based in the London borough of Merton. The team was formed in 2002 by fans of the original Wimbledon F.C., which relocated to Milton Keynes and became Milton Keynes Dons. Since their formation, AFC Wimbledon has quickly risen through the ranks of English football and currently competes in League One, the third tier of the English football league system. The team has won multiple awards, including the Football League Trophy in 2016 and the Combined Counties League Premier Division in 2004-2005. Some notable players who have represented AFC Wimbledon include Danny Kedwell, Jack Midson, and Callum Kennedy. The team plays their home games at the 4,850-seater Plough Lane Stadium, which opened in 2020 after the club successfully raised funds for its construction through a community campaign. Founded in 1877, Crewe Alexandra Football Club is a professional team based in Crewe, England. The club is currently competing in League One, the third tier of English football. Crewe Alexandra has a long-standing rivalry with nearby team Port Vale, with the two clubs competing in the local derby known as the Potteries Derby . The team has an impressive record, having won the Football League Trophy twice and the Football League Third Division North title in 1936. The club's home stadium, Gresty Road, has a capacity of over 10,000 and has undergone several renovations over the years. Some notable players who have worn the Crewe Alexandra jersey include David Platt, Danny Murphy, and Dean Ashton. The club has also produced several notable youth players, earning it the nickname The Alex . Fans of Crewe Alexandra can look forward to exciting matches and a promising future for the team. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Join us on the first Tuesday of every month for a brilliant night of live comedy in one of London's most iconic (and oldest) riverside pubs. This event takes place in the Lookout Room - named for its brilliant views across the Thames. A line-up of 8 comedians, with a pint and a view - what more could you ask for?! Advance tickets are £6.50 (+fees) or £10 on the door. Doors at 7pm, event starting approximately 7:30pm. Keep an eye on our socials for information and line-up announcements! F ollow us on Instagram at @wapping.comedy P.S If you'd like to support our comedians and give them an extra tip, please purchase an add-on when purchasing your ticket. Information Source: That Comedy Night | eventbrite

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The EveningPuzzlements, Curiosities, Parlor, Street and Cabaret Magic from The Illusioneer team and guests in a fun and relaxed setting.On Wednesday 2nd October 2024 starting at 6.30pm.An adult, seated theatre style show back by popular demand.Great Food and Drink from WEST 16th so an evenings entertaiment all in one place.Performers are from our resident team.All artists give their performances free and profits are donated to our special children's charity BREATHE.Our special thanks to WEST 16th of Herne Hill for their support and great venue, It's close to train and bus transport, details below.PROGRAMME:6pm - WEST 16th Open for Drinks!6.30pm - The kitchen opens for diners!7.30pm - Show starts!8.30pm - Show Interval and Deserts for the diners!9pm - Show second half!10pm - Show Finishes!10.30pm - Bar Closes!HOW TO GET HERE:Parking available in local streetsBuses: 3- 37 - 68 - 196 - 201 - 322 - 468 - 690 - N3 - N68Trains to Herne Hill and North Dulwich stations:South Eastern (Victoria to Orpington)Thameslink (Luton to Sutton. St Albans to Sutton)FOOD & DRINKCLICK - To see a great menu, take a look at the current selection of food and drink!CLICK - To reserve a table for dinner.Breathe Arts Health Research, our chosen charity, uses Arts, Health and Creative Programmes underpinned by Scientific Research. Its first programme used Magic, occupational therapy and performance techniques as a therapy for children and teens with hemiplegia and was extremely successful. It now uses these and other creative arts techniques to improve health and wellbeing. Information Source: The Illusioneer.co.uk | eventbrite

Morocco Bound and Dog At A Disco present... COMEDY AT MOROCCO BOUND Comedians and Books, our favourite duo💥 WITH: PHIL WANG Plus more to be announced Dog At A Disco produces live comedy across London and at the Edinburgh Fringe, featuring the best big names alongside exciting new acts! Tickets £12 Doors and drinks 6pm Comedy 7:30pm Information Source: Morocco Bound Bookshop | eventbrite

Interested in finding out more about making theatre about the climate crisis? Our monthly sessions explore the different aspects of creativity and the climate crisis, everything from writing characters to getting funding. Our workshops are suitable for people working in theatre and the creative arts, as well as people who enjoy creativity as a hobby, students, climate activists, and anyone else who is interested in exploring climate change through theatre. Come along to the Glitch bar in Waterloo to find out more! What to expect: 7pm to 8pm - The first half of the session is a workshop led by an artist, facilitator or creative and explores a specific aspect about staging the climate crisis. 8pm to 9pm - The second half of the session is a relaxed networking and/or chatting session in the Glitch bar upstairs. Future sessions We've got a really exciting selection of sessions coming up visting facilitators: Wednesday 4th September 2024 - Theatre sustainability advisor Jess Taylor will be running a workshop exploring how to put passion about climate change into practice in the arts. We will look at how to use your skills and connections to forefront climate activism in all areas of your work, and define your specific focus so that you feel empowered to build buy-in and influence engagement. Suitable for anyone interested in arts sustainability. Wednesday 2nd October 2024 - Jen Quinn will be running a workshop exploring eco-emotions and resilience as theatre makers. You can read more about Jen’s work here: www.jenquinn.work Wednesday 6th November 2024 - Dan de la Motte will be running a workshop exploring Climate Justice within arts settings. This workshops are interactive, playful and provocative and are informed by dramaturg Zoe Svendsen's concept(s) around 'High Carbon Culture’. You can follow Dan @Dandelamotte Feedback from previous workshops The evening was inclusive and created an environment that felt safe but challenging A really nourishing, supportive, playful and welcoming atmosphere The workshop was run really well Access We have reserved the basement space at The Glitch for this event. It doesn't have step-free access due to being a basement space with no lift facilities. The space is down a flight of 15 stairs with a solid handrail. If this will be a problem for you, let us know and we will move the event to the ground floor cafe/bar space which has step-free access. If you have any other access needs please let us know. We are a neurodiverse theatre company and it is very important to us that people feel supported to come along. Suggestion donations We ask for donations for the workshops to cover the expenses of workshop leaders and to support our work as a not-for-profit theatre company. We keep the suggested donations low in order to ensure that as many people as possible can attend. We also have a limited number of free tickets available. About Wise Ram Theatre Wise Ram Theatre is a new neurodiverse theatre company exploring thorny subjects with humour, nerve, and heart. Email us on wiseramtheatre@gmail.com with any queries. Information Source: Wise Ram Theatre | eventbrite

E.T.C is an exciting new trio, based in London, that features the young talents of: Ethan Sweeting (drums), Tom Sheen (bass) and Chris Outhwaite (piano). Currently completing their studies on the Trinity Laban Jazz course, E.T.C play weekly together, expanding their repertoire, developing a unique sound and approach to playing as a trio. You can expect to hear a strong influence from the Miles Davis second quintet and albums such as The Real McCoy in their improvising style, amongst a wide variety of their own individual influences. E.T.C are delighted to be debuting this project at MAP studio cafe, playing two 45 minute sets of both originals and jazz standards. Information Source: eventbrite

BRIXTON COMEDY is back! Brixton Comedy is back! After a SELL OUT night in September with Sindhu Vee - Brixton Comedy is back at the iconic Effra Social with another night jam packed with funny people including... HUGE DAVIES Huge appears regularly on television, including his own Channel 4 sitcom ‘The Artists’ which he created, wrote and starred in. Other television appearances include 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Harry Hill’s Clubnite, Roast Battle, Jools Holland, Hypothetical, Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club, Live at the Comedy Store, Comedians Giving Lectures and The Stand Up Sketch Show. Huge performs both in the UK and internationally, also supporting Phil Wang and Joe Lycett on their national tours. SIKISA Sikisa is a comedian, writer and producer from South London who has never forgotten her Barbadian roots (yes, the country famous for rum and Rihanna). Sikisa has been named one to watch with her authentic, fearless and vivacious personality and on-stage presence since winning the public's vote in the 2017 BBC New Comedy Award competition. Outside of live work, Sikisa has featured on Live at Apollo (BBC), Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2), Sorry I Didn't Know (ITV), Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club (ITV) and more! More acts TBC! Don't miss out! *If an act is unable to perform they will be replaced by an act of similar quality! Information Source: 7pm Comedy | eventbrite

The Future Food-Tech Summit, C–Suite food brand executives, investors and entrepreneurs from all four corners of the globe will come together online to radically rethink our food system in a post-Covid 19 world The Future Food-Tech Summit, C–Suite food brand executives, investors and entrepreneurs from all four corners of the globe will come together online to radically rethink our food system in a post-Covid 19 world. 1-1 video meetings, live discussion groups, interactive panels, start-up pitches and ground-breaking keynotes will provide critical intelligence on the trends and technologies that will shape the food industry in 2021, and an unrivalled platform to connect and network with the food-tech ecosystem. Hear from our industry’s leading innovators, then join them online for live conversations.Partnership and collaboration have never been more important as we seek to build a more sustainable and resilient food sector. We hope you can join us. Information Source: Rethink Events Ltd | expotobi

Soho Poly Poetry - October 3rd, 2024 In the first of the new series of poetry events at the Soho Poly, join us for an evening of readings and performances from Bhanu Kapil & Blue Pieta, Martha Sprackland and Fahad Al-Amoudi. Bhanu Kapil writes poetry and fiction. She has been awarded a Windham Campbell Prize for Poetry (Yale University), and a Cholmondeley Award, also for poetry (Society of Authors, UK). A Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, she is the author of six full length collections: How To Wash A Heart (Pavilion Poetry, 2020), Ban en Banlieue (Nightboat Books, 2016), Schizophrene (Nightboat Books, 2011), humanimal (Kelsey Street Press, 2009), Incubation: a Space for Monsters (Leon Works, 2006), and The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers (Kelsey Street Press, 2001). How To Wash A Heart was the winner of the TS Eliot Prize and a Poetry Book Society Choice. In 2023, two new, non-identical editions of Incubation: a space for monsters were published, by Prototype (UK) and Kelsey Street Press (USA). Based at Churchill College, Cambridge, as an Extraordinary Fellow, Bhanu is writing the archive of Enoch Powell. With Blue Pieta, she has been developing performances of many kinds. Blue Pieta is a director, choreographer, dramaturge, performer and writer. Their practice explores ritual, ancient mythology and embodied poetics. They studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins and the History of Art at Cambridge University and trained in performance at: Sadlers Wells, Impulstanz Vienna, Siobhan Davies and the National Youth Theatre. Their works have been staged at the Royal Court Theatre, Battersea Arts Centre and Courtauld Insititute of Fine Art. Blue regularly collaborates with Bhanu Kapil, their recent collaboration HUMANIMAL debuted at Stone Nest curated by Serpentine Gallery. Blue was also the dramaturg for the contemporary Chinese Operetta Nine Songs which debuted in the AlUlah desert Saudi Arabia, directed by Farooq Chaudhry, with musical direction from Jocelyn Pook. How to Wash a Heart depicts the complex relations that emerge between an immigrant guest and a citizen host. Drawn from a first performance at the ICA in London in 2019, it begins to ask difficult and urgent questions about the limits of inclusion, hospitality and care. This exciting staged performance of Kapil's award-winning collection will feature musical performances from Kath Gifford and Ynys Barnard-Masterson and dance from Samantha Hines. Martha Sprackland is a writer, editor and translator. Previously an editor for Faber & Faber, Unbound, CHEERIO Publishing and Poetry London, she was also co-founder of independent publisher Offord Road Books. Her debut collection Citadel (Pavilion Poetry, 2020) was shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best First Collection and the Costa Poetry Prize. She is a tutor for Arvon and the Poetry School, and a mentor for the Women Poets' Prize. Her translation of the poems of sixteenth-century Spanish mystic St John of the Cross is forthcoming from Penguin Classics. Fahad Al-Amoudi is a writer and an Assistant Editor at Penguin Press. His work is published in The Poetry Review, Wasafiri, The London Magazine, and Mizna. He is the winner of the White Review Poet’s Prize 2022 and has been shortlisted for the Brunel International African Poets Prize 2022. He is an alumnus of the Obsidian Foundation and a graduate of the Writing Squad. His debut pamphlet, when the flies come (ignitionpress), was selected as a Poetry Book Society Winter Choice 2023 and was shortlisted for the Michael Marks Award. Books and pamphlets will be available to purchase on the night. Drinks and refreshments will also be available. Student and lower income tickets are available. Please contact Hannah Copley h.copley@westminster.ac.uk. About the series Soho Poly Poetry is a new monthly event series held in the heart of London. Drawing on the Soho Poly's history of radical and disruptive theatre and music, the events bring together poets and performers for collaborative, innovative and genre-bending work, as well as celebrating new and up-and-coming voices alongside more established writers. For more information about future events, and to sign up to our mailing list, please contact Hannah Copley h.copley@westminster.ac.uk. About the Soho Poly Recently restored after lying vacant for over 30 years, the Soho Poly is an inclusive community hub for creativity, culture and wellbeing. It offers community engagement and diverse programming and provides a contemporary performance and education venue for the London arts community. Getting thereTUBE Oxford Circus TRAINVictoria ADDITIONAL TRAVEL INFORiding House Street is just off Regent Street - and not far from Oxford Street, and Oxford Circus tube station. Bus routes: 3,12,88,453,C2 Access and Facilities Accessible toiletToiletsDrinking waterFamily-friendly eventHandrails on stairsSeating availableStep-free routesWheelchair access with a platform lift to the basementHandrails on the stairs.Accessible toilets and quiet areas provided.Don't miss out on this unforgettable event! Information Source: Soho Poly | eventbrite

Get ready to experience the passion and energy of a traditional Flamenco Show in person at Llerena! Join us for an unforgettable evening filled with mesmerizing music, intricate footwork, and vibrant costumes. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Flamenco as talented performers take the stage to showcase this iconic Spanish art form. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the beauty and intensity of Flamenco live! Information Source: Llerena Tapas | eventbrite

The Title, Kalos, Eidos, Skopeo, draws inspiration from the ancient Greek roots of the word “Kaleidoscope,” a term that marries “kalos” (beauty), “eidos” (form), and “skopeo” (to look). Originally coined by the Scottish inventor David Brewster in 1817, the kaleidoscope symbolizes a universe of infinite possibilities in color, form, and design. Kalos, Eidos, Skopeo embodies this rich concept, presenting a dynamic array of artistic expression. The exhibition will showcase new works by a diverse group of artists and designers, each offering their unique interpretation of the kaleidoscope’s limitless potential. Information Source: Adorn The Common | eventbrite

Join us at London Centre for Book Arts for an informal exhibition tour of UN—FOLDED led by Haein Song. Hear about the artist's printing, binding and mark-making techniques and processes and tour the studio with LCBA co-founder Simon Goode. UN—FOLDED is an exhibition of artist books by Haein Song, featuring hand-made books incorporating linocut, etching, cyanotype, and letterpress printing. Entirely hand-made, these books explore the themes of memory, time, loss and pain; and techniques of mark making, colour theory, pencil drawing, typewriting, hole punching and paper folding. Exhibition open: 6 September–12 October 2024 Information Source: London Centre for Book Arts | eventbrite

Brought to you and hosted by award-winning comics Wes Defoe and Ibs Sesay, this isn't just another night out; it's an unforgettable experience where laughter, style, and culture collide. Join us as some of London's best comedians take the stage, each adding their unique flavor to the mix. The twist? Every performer must rock a durag, no matter their race! 👀 But the fun doesn't stop there! Audience participation is key to the Durag NRG experience. Throughout the night, you'll have the chance to compete in various exciting challenges for awesome prizes! 🎁 Once the laughter fades, the party begins! Stay and dance the night away at our exclusive after party, where the beats will be bumping, and the energy will be off the charts. 💃🏽🕺🏾 Dress Code: Bring your best style and, if you like, your favorite durag. It's all about looking good and feeling even better! 🤩 Who Should Attend? If you're ready to enjoy a high quality night full of laughter, creativity, and urban flair, this is the event for you. Whether you're artsy, trendy, or just looking for a good time... (or if you just wanna see a white girl in a durag!) Durag NRG promises a night you won't forget! Grab your tickets now and join us for a night where comedy meets culture and everyone is part of the fun. See you there! 🎟️ Information Source: Wes Defoe | eventbrite

Zumba course starting Friday 4th October 2024Zumba is a fun dance and exercise workout featuring different types of steps, including salsa and meringue, which have easy-to-learn instructions and are combined to create a workout for the entire body. Suitable for complete beginners. Achievement on your course will be measured by whether you meet the following learning outcomes. At the start of the course you will have an opportunity to discuss these with your tutor and set your own personal targets, linked to the learning outcomes and future goals i.e. progression to an advanced-level course Learning Outcomes By the end of this course, you will be able to: Have improved and built up co-ordination skillsKnow how to tone up and how to work on a variety of stretches to enhance flexibility and strengthDance different routines to a variety of musicHave increased cardio energy levelsZumba is a great way to: Get fitHave funMeet new peopleDevelop new skillsFeel goodIncrease energyPlease note, this is not a drop-in session and participants are expected to attend the full course. The course is for Hackney residents only. Information Source: African Community School | eventbrite

Nikos Makropoulos Live in London - CWF Grand Opening Come join us for an unforgettable night as Nikos Makropoulos takes the stage at The Decorium for the CWF Grand Opening event! Get ready to experience the magic of his music live in person. This is a night you won't want to miss! CyWineFest in association with Showtime Prom presents Nikos Makropoulos Live in London!! On Friday 4th October 2024, experience an authentic Bouzoukia night featuring the phenomenal Nikos Makropoulos performing live in London for the very first time. Get ready for an evening filled with captivating live performances, vibrant entertainment, and an atmosphere that celebrates traditional bouzoukia-style live music, entertainment and dance! Mark your calendars and join us for an unforgettable night at CyWineFest’s Grand Opening in London. Be part of this exceptional event and experience the magic of Bouzoukia with Nikos Makropoulos live in London, UK for the first time ever! Secure your tickets now and ensure your place at this spectacular celebration. Information Source: Cypriot Wine Festival and Business Expo | eventbrite

Welcome to KUTTI HARI’s OPEN MIC at @myst_london_ ! Get ready for an evening of laughter with amazing comedic performances & good vibes. Whether you’re a seasoned performer, wanting to test out your performance skills, practice your existing comedy sets, do some improv, or just looking to enjoy some live comic entertainment, this event is perfect for you. The open mic will be followed straight after with our official after party where @djw.official will be on the decs till late! Date: 04/10/2024 Location: Myst Club, 2-4 Old Street, London, EC1V 9AA Doors open: 8pm Dress code: Smart Casual Please note: This event 18+ one. Please bring your IDs. For those interested in taking part in performing, sign up by filling in the form. LINK: https://forms.gle/fkdEvj38jFwrMQ5e9 Sign-up deadline: Friday 27th September 11.59pm. See you there ‼️ #KuttiHari #OpenMic #ComedyEvening #AfterParty #London #TamilComedy Information Source: Kutti Hari | eventbrite

Explore accurate Harlequins Women v Exeter Chiefs Women sporting information for 5th October, as well as more Rugby Union times with Fixture Calendar. Harlequins Women are an elite Twickenham Stoop1 Union team based in London, England. They compete in the top-tier Premier 15s league, as well as the Championship Cup and the Tyrrells Premier 15s playoffs. The team has a strong history of success, having won the Premier 15s title in the 2018-2019 season. They also boast a number of talented players, including England international Katy Daley-Mclean and Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm. The team plays their home matches at the state-of-the-art Twickenham Stoop stadium, which has a capacity of over 14,000. Harlequins Women are known for their fast-paced, dynamic style of play and their dedication to promoting women's rugby at all levels. Exeter Chiefs Women are a prominent Twickenham Stoop1 Union team in the world of women's rugby. Based in the city of Exeter in the UK, the team was founded in 1990 and since then, has become a force to be reckoned with in the sport. They compete in the Tyrells Premier 15s, the highest level of women's club rugby in England, and have consistently performed well, making it to the semi-finals in the 2019-2020 season. The team boasts a talented lineup of players, including several international representatives, such as England's Poppy Leitch and Scotland's Lisa Thomson. Their home ground is Sandy Park, a state-of-the-art stadium with a capacity of 12,000. In 2013, the team received the prestigious award of being named the Twickenham Stoop1 Union Team of the Year at the Exeter Chiefs Awards Dinner, solidifying their status as one of the best in the sport. With a strong record of success and a dedicated fan base, Exeter Chiefs Women are a team to watch in the world of women's rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

About the event: This event is perfect for anyone interested in pursuing a career in the Arts and Crafts sector. The event aims to demystify the work involved in collections care, offering a unique look into what happens behind the exhibitions we admire. A panel of experts working in curation, auction sales, collections management and conservation will discuss their experiences of working with collections before taking questions from the audience. An informal mixer will follow the panel talk, offering guests the opportunity to network and take a tour of the Crafts Council Collection store. A special exhibition of Crafts Council works, Unboxing the Collection: Exploring the Vessel will also be on display. Speakers include: Helene Love-Allotey is Bonhams’ Head of Sale & Specialist of African Modern & Contemporary Art @heleneloveallotey Deborah Sutherland is Storage Planning & Installation Manager for the new V&A East Storehouse & Museum Habda Rashid is the first Senior Curator of Contemporary & Modern Art at the Fitzwilliam Museum @habda_ Deborah Ridley is Senior Programmes and Collections Manager at the Crafts Council About the programme: Unboxing the Collection is an exhibition and events programming developed by guest curator Lewis Gilbert and Crafts Council. Unboxing the Collection will create an interactive space for discussion and exploration of the Crafts Council Collection. This summer, young Craft Citizen placement Dafydd Powell Halls led an audit of Crafts Council Collection works, some of which have not been seen in more than a decade. Using these works as a jumping off point, the Unboxing the Collection programme will host a small series of open discussions and workshops centred around the collection, holding space for conversations which look into the collection’s past, interrogate the purpose and pitfalls of public collections and think about building the future. This exhibition and programming is supported by Cockayne Grants for the Arts, a donor advised fund held at the London Community Foundation. Information Source: Crafts Council | eventbrite

Emofest is a renowned event taking place in London at The Garage located at 20-22 Highbury Corner, London, N5 1RD on October 5, 2024. Emofest promises a day filled with diverse emotional music performances, art exhibitions, and interactive experiences for attendees to immerse themselves in. This event aims to celebrate and explore the depths of human emotions through various artistic expressions. Join this unique gathering in the heart of London to connect with like-minded individuals and embrace the power of emotions in art and music.

Welcome to CHAUNTEL JOY’s ARTISTIC NIGHT! Join us for an evening filled with music, creativity and inspiration on Sat Oct 05 2024 at 19:00. The event will be held at 88 Vartry Rd, where you can immerse yourself in the world of art and beauty. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow art enthusiasts but with a twist as it will be a bottomless event. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience, where you will get the opportunity to meet the model. Information Source: eventbrite

Bumper Games 2024 Welcome to the event that you had no idea you had been missing all year! Get ready for a two-hour workshop filled with fun, competition, and exhilaration at Danceworks. This workshop is welcome to ALL, so if you have never twerked before or you are a regularly popping out the bacardi, this event is for you. Our workshop starts with the opportunity to brush up on those twerk skills with some conditioning drills, a tutorial and a choreo to put those moves to practise! We then move on to the team games, where the team with the best vibes, endurance, energy stands to take home the Bumper Games 2024 title!!! Your host for the day is Diane a.k.a DD.Twerks and she is committed to creating the environment for you to learn a thing or two, let loose and have fun with friends old and new. Get your game face on and let's make this year's Bumper Games an epic one! Liability Waiver: By signing up, you acknowledge the risks associated with physical fitness classes and confirm your good health. Please consult your physician before starting a new exercise routine. Important: We’ll be filming parts of our classes for marketing purposes. Participation is optional—just let us know if you'd prefer not to be filmed. Information Source: DD.TWERKS | eventbrite

Welcome to the South London Indie Club! There’s no other way to describe it, join us at John The Unicorn, Rye Lane, Peckham for the best indie night south of the river! From The Pixies to Pulp, The Smiths to The Strokes, we’ve got the cure for those winter blues with indie banger after indie banger. Per-Suede your friends to get a ticket and take a trip to our oasis of indie classics and modern masterpieces. Is this it? Yes it is! Information Source: South London Indie Club | eventbrite