Join us Christmas Eve at St Saviour's Church for Carols, Communion and celebration! There will also be a Christmas service on our YouTube channel if you would prefer to join from home: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCacBXmpZ2_eCq3hI9uX8sJQ
All welcome to join us 10.30am Christmas Day at St Paul's for Carols, Communion and celebration! There will also be a Christmas service on our YouTube channel if you would prefer to join from home: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCacBXmpZ2_eCq3hI9uX8sJQ Visit www.hernehillparish.org.uk for details of our other services
New open mic date for young people (ages 4-15, beginners to veterans). If you’d like to perform please complete the artist details below and get a parent/guardian to email the info to jomjunioropenmic@gmail.com. Thanks for stepping up. 🙏 Event name: JOM Junior Open Mic Event date: 7th Jan 2024 - 11.45-2pm Event location: Off The Cuff SE24 Artist/band name(s): xxx Age(s): xx Instruments used: xxx (Please include as much detail as possible so we can set up correctly for you) Artist bio: xxx (Helps give us an idea of where you are on your musical journey. Especially if you are making your JOM debut) Parent contact email: xxx (Please arrive at sign in time indicated) All performers get a free drink token for stepping up. JOM is a parent community group that organises free junior open mics using music stages with all the gear (mics, keys, amps, lights, drums) and professional sound engineering. This session is one of two JOM sessions featuring soloists and bands running till 7.30pm. We’ll close the show with legendary funk band Ramfunk (ages 17/18) - Battle Of The Band Winners, The Royal Albert Hall songwriter of the year runners up. Instagram.com/jom_junior_open_mic
BBC award-winning open mic concert featuring eighteen U18 grassroots acts! Come and hear the next wave of music makers. Free entry but all U18s must be accompanied by an adult to get in. JOM Youth Open Mic features… RAMFUNK - The funkmeisters of funk return to JOM after their second performance at The Royal Albert Hall. They’re pretty good - one band member is winner of ITV’s The Voice Kids (and he’s not even their main singer!!!) Shanelle Rudrigo (14) - singer songwriter from the iconic Troubadour. Listen to her song ‘Look Up High’ on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/track/4oGacyBQHuwU9c6jT7AL3e?si=umk5cespQcGUkkq373_buw • Amity Miller with Otto & The Cloud - Amity is UK RBE young singer songwriter of the year. https://www.instagram.com/p/CzukFHZos4Q/?igsh=MTg1MXdxcWlvMnVnOQ== • Fallen Friday (ages 15) - fresh and original 70’s inspired rock music. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Czivv0YIBaI/?igsh=MTdkYnY4em10NGU4dQ== Concert sound engineering is by Emmy Award Winner Mark Napier who has mixed lived for U2, Coldplay, The Black Eyed Peas, Kanye West, Grace Jones, Adele and Amy Winehouse.
The Psoas: Seat of the Soul For tension to be released in the tissues of the body, first, it needs to be activated. Gaze into this visual above - how does this make you feel, and importantly, what does it awaken in you? Weakness in this deep seated muscle, the deepest in the body - the psoas major, can create postural unpleasantness, low back irritations, breathing issues and a lack of confidence. To both strengthen and support/ease, this incredible innermost part of us, requires a gathering embodied awareness of what’s going on around it. I like to call this ‘neighbourly relations’. Just as we wish to be on good terms with our next door neighbours, so too, we wish to be on good terms with our own myo-fascial networks (myo meaning muscle, fascia relating to the connective tissue throughout the body) More about the psoas Psoas’ - stems from Greek, meaning muscle of the loin Has close relations with the iliacus muscle, hence we might see it referred to combined as ‘iliopsoas’ Key stabiliser and muscle that assists in walking/running - notice how it inserts at the femur - the thigh bone? It connects abdomen to the legs Vital in...
Free music gig featuring alt band Shut Up Sally (final year BRIT School students) who will be performing a mix of cult 80’s covers and originals. They are the support act for local legends and Camp Bestival 2023 performers TV Pins - (who will be celebrating the launch of their debut single). Shut Up Sally are also regular performers at Herne Hill’s JOM Youth Open Mic (accruing 70+ performances). Free and family friendly.
This Sunday 14th January, 5pm at St Paul's, we are starting Alpha at 'the Five'. Alpha is a series of group conversations that freely explore the basics of the Christian faith in an open, friendly environment. Everyone's welcome. No matter your background or beliefs, you're invited. There will be food, singing, film and discussion, with opportunities to ask questions, listen and share. Find out more here: https://youtu.be/y89CQgdgrio?si=Q6gt5XPlkugpG418
Our first gig of 2024 will be with the magical folk musician Demi Spriggs. Demi's songs shift between the melancholy, the eerie and the uncanny and we think they are very beautiful. Demi will be supported by violin and piano duo, Anser. Anser are a piano and violin duo who create the most lovely semi-improvised delicate music.
SPECIAL JANUARY GIG OFFER – All tickets now £10!
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