Managaging your money doesn’t have to be a pain!! Learn the skills to make it simple..Best bit???? It’s totally FREE. The next Money coaching will be starting on Friday 26th January 2024 for 4 weeks. Venue: Herne Hill Baptist Church, Half Moon Lane SE24 9HU Date: Friday 26th January, 2/9/16 February 2024 Time: 10.00am-12.30pm Contact Beckee 07593 580 184/ rebeccalewis@capuk.org for more details or click on the link below: Money coaching | CAP UK | CAP UK
An outstanding children's literary festival, right at the heart of South East London. Join us in Herne Hill, Brixton, Croydon and online for our fifth festival of children’s poetry, performance and storytelling, from 30 Jan - 4 Feb 2024. Meet leading lights from the world of children’s literature and publishing to share, create and celebrate stories in all their wonderful forms. Confirmed names for 2024 include: Jeffrey Boakye; Nicola Davies; Sam Sedgman; Laura Ellen Anderson; AM Dassu; Ross Montgomery; Nikita Gill; Alex Wheatle; Katya Balen; James Catchpole; Gareth P Jones; Patrice Lawrence; Frann Preston-Gannon and many, many more…
Come along and enjoy a day of creativity, learning the traditional craft of willow weaving, to which you can add a modern twist! You will make an elegant willow bowl or basket which you can take home at the end of the day.
A London-based Jazz Choir, “JazzNeco”, celebrate their 10th anniversary with wonderful Jazz standards and laid-back Bossa Nova tunes in the heart of Herne Hill, The Prince Regent, from 7 pm on the 11th February. It would be great if we could share the musical moment with lovely locals. (Entry £5) Please find more about JazzNeco at https://jazzneco.wordpress.com
Out of Frame: LGBTQI+ Tour Join historian and mythology nerd Sacha Coward for a queer history tour of Dulwich Picture Gallery, and discover stories about androgyny, cross-dressing and Kings that were queens and saucy saints. Out of Frame is a series of events which forms part of our Past for the Present Project which aims to discover new ways for our collection to connect and speak to our lives today. Saturday 17 February 11am and 2.30pm; Tuesday 27 February 2.30pm and 6.30pm. Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund – delivered by the Museums Association. Book for your free ticket here: Book Now
Out of Frame: LGBTQI+ Tour Join historian and mythology nerd Sacha Coward for a queer history tour of Dulwich Picture Gallery, and discover stories about androgyny, cross-dressing and Kings that were queens and saucy saints. Out of Frame is a series of events which forms part of our Past for the Present Project which aims to discover new ways for our collection to connect and speak to our lives today. Saturday 17 February 11am and 2.30pm; Tuesday 27 February 2.30pm and 6.30pm. Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund – delivered by the Museums Association. Book for your free ticket here: Book Now
Help save Off The Cuff Music Bar by coming to BANDATHON - a free community music event. The music is a blend of youth and adult acts. The youths come from JOM Youth Open Mic - the free, award-winning open mic held once a month at OTC. The adult acts are mainly local. Grammy award winner La Roux will do a special DJ set. Comedian Kerry Godliman will guest compere from 12-2pm. Roger Humbles’ Heads Up Jazz Group are on the main stage at 6.30pm. Plus Ramfunk, The 49’ers, Shut Up Sally, Betty Ablett, Bugeye, Jack Tyson Charles. It’s all for free - All you have to do to help save Off The Cuff is buy a drink at the bar. Save Off The Cuff Community Group
Image: Mal Parry photographed by Damien Frost @nightflowersbook Out of Frame: After Hours Join us for an evening of tours, performances and conversations exploring LGBTQI+ stories and histories within the art on display at Dulwich Picture Gallery. Out of Frame has been developed in collaboration with Historian and self declared mytholgy nerd Sacha Coward and Queer Noise, a vibrant community centred organisation that collaborates with artists from diverse disciplines with a mission to curate and present an array of engaging events tailored to meet the unique interests and needs of our local LGBTQ+ community. The event is part of our Out of Frame series of events created in response to the Past for the Present Project which aims to discover new ways for our collection to connect and speak to our lives today. For more programme information: Event info Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund – delivered by the Museums Association. Book your free ticket here: Book Now
Sunday 25 February, £85 BOOK HERE A unique full day experience making flour and bread with our Brixton Windmill millers and bakers. You’ll not find another day like this in London! Make your own traditional stone ground flour in London’s last working mill and use it to make your own loaf of bread. Built in 1816, this Grade 2 listed windmill has stood the test of time and is still producing flour for bakeries and bakers over 200 years later. What you’ll do You’ll get to do a mix of flour milling and baking throughout the day with a break for lunch (part of which you’ll be baking yourselves). By taking part you’ll also be contributing to the work of Friends of Windmill Gardens.
Out of Frame: LGBTQI+ Tour Join historian and mythology nerd Sacha Coward for a queer history tour of Dulwich Picture Gallery, and discover stories about androgyny, cross-dressing and Kings that were queens and saucy saints. Out of Frame is a series of events which forms part of our Past for the Present Project which aims to discover new ways for our collection to connect and speak to our lives today. Saturday 17 February 11am and 2.30pm; Tuesday 27 February 2.30pm and 6.30pm. Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund – delivered by the Museums Association. Book for your free ticket here: Book Now
Out of Frame: LGBTQI+ Tour Join historian and mythology nerd Sacha Coward for a queer history tour of Dulwich Picture Gallery, and discover stories about androgyny, cross-dressing and Kings that were queens and saucy saints. Out of Frame is a series of events which forms part of our Past for the Present Project which aims to discover new ways for our collection to connect and speak to our lives today. Saturday 17 February 11am and 2.30pm; Tuesday 27 February 2.30pm and 6.30pm. Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Collections Fund – delivered by the Museums Association. Book your free ticket here: Book Now
Join us at Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses for a free afternoon of repairing and recycling! From darning your favourite jumper to sharpening those secateurs, come and learn from our community and give those much-loved items a much-needed refresh. This free event will include: A clothes swap – bring your unwanted items and refresh your wardrobe, any left over items will be donated to Traid Drop in session for repairing much loved clothing items Workshops on tool sharpening and making nettle thread An opportunity to find out all about Brixton Remakery’s ‘Materials Garden’ Book a free ticket here or drop in on the day.