Events around Finchley
123 events within about 10 miles from Thu 24 May 2012 to Thu 31 May 2012
Results 1 - 15 : sorted by date
123 events within about 10 miles from Thu 24 May 2012 to Thu 31 May 2012
Results 1 - 15 : sorted by date
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fresh air - a new perspective on aviation art
Over the last decade David Bent’s modern and distinctive style of aviation art has won a plethora of devoted fans including the Red Arrows, with whom he has collaborated as Artist in Residence. Considered as challenging, thought provoking and innovative, David’s works combine art with technology and compel the viewer to stop and take notice. Each composition demands time for re-examination.. more
Over the last decade David Bent’s modern and distinctive style of aviation art has won a plethora of devoted fans including the Red Arrows, with whom he has collaborated as Artist in Residence. Considered as challenging, thought provoking and innovative, David’s works combine art with technology and compel the viewer to stop and take notice. Each composition demands time for re-examination.. more
The Royal Air Force Museum London, Grahame Park Way, Colindale, London, NW9 5LL
Today to Friday 20 Jul 2012
Athletes & Olympians: Sport in the RAF
An exhibition about the importance of Sport in the Royal Air Force, featuring those athletes who were in the RAF at the time that they competed in the Olympic Games. The famous hurdler, Don Finlay, (Bronze 1932, Silver 1936) will feature alongside Marathon runners, rowers, discus throwers, skiers and members of bobsleigh teams. Also covered will be notable sportsmen and women in other.. more
An exhibition about the importance of Sport in the Royal Air Force, featuring those athletes who were in the RAF at the time that they competed in the Olympic Games. The famous hurdler, Don Finlay, (Bronze 1932, Silver 1936) will feature alongside Marathon runners, rowers, discus throwers, skiers and members of bobsleigh teams. Also covered will be notable sportsmen and women in other.. more
The Royal Air Force Museum London, Grahame Park Way, Colindale, London, NW9 5LL
Today to Wednesday 4 Jul 2012
Classics with my Baby presents: Ode to Joy!
Join us as we celebrate one of the greatest composers, Beethoven. Despite his suffering at the hands of his violent alcoholic father, and his progression to complete deafness, Beethoven’s Ode to Joy depicted beauty and the triumph of life with unswerving faith. We also play Beethoven’s humorous and energetic bagatelle “Fur Elise”, and a virtuosic Rondo by Mozart. more
Join us as we celebrate one of the greatest composers, Beethoven. Despite his suffering at the hands of his violent alcoholic father, and his progression to complete deafness, Beethoven’s Ode to Joy depicted beauty and the triumph of life with unswerving faith. We also play Beethoven’s humorous and energetic bagatelle “Fur Elise”, and a virtuosic Rondo by Mozart. more
United Reform Church, Pond Square Chapel, South Grove, Highgate London N6 6BA
Today
Venetia Norris – Linear Collections: Drawings Inspired by Fenton House
Linear Collections is an exhibition of drawings by Venetia Norris inspired by the beautiful walled gardens of Fenton House. An exciting young artist, Norris is emerging as a recognisable part of the London art scene. Her passion for drawing directly from life allows her to present a detailed snapshot of the organic world as she plays with tradition versus modernity. To coincide with the.. more
Linear Collections is an exhibition of drawings by Venetia Norris inspired by the beautiful walled gardens of Fenton House. An exciting young artist, Norris is emerging as a recognisable part of the London art scene. Her passion for drawing directly from life allows her to present a detailed snapshot of the organic world as she plays with tradition versus modernity. To coincide with the.. more
Fenton House and Garden, Hampstead Grove, London NW3 6SP
Today to Sun 27 May, Wed 30 May to Sun 3 Jun.
Mac Miller
Concert : Mac Miller : Tickets avaiable. more
Concert : Mac Miller : Tickets avaiable. more
HMV Forum - Kentish Town, 9-17 Highgate Road, London. NW5 1NX
Today
Zippo’s Circus 2012
Voted ’Britain’s Best Circus’, Zippo’s offers a bang-up-to-date version of the traditional Big Top circus. Includes horses and trained budgies, as well as the incredible motorcycle Globe of Death, nerve-tingling trapezists, and lots more including super French clowns. Fun for all the family at affordable prices. Zippo’s are proud to bring this much-praised new show.. more
Voted ’Britain’s Best Circus’, Zippo’s offers a bang-up-to-date version of the traditional Big Top circus. Includes horses and trained budgies, as well as the incredible motorcycle Globe of Death, nerve-tingling trapezists, and lots more including super French clowns. Fun for all the family at affordable prices. Zippo’s are proud to bring this much-praised new show.. more
Finsbury Park, Seven Sisters Rd., HARINGEY London N4 2DH
Today to Tuesday 29 May 2012
Zippos Circus
Zippos Circus presents an action-packed two hours of high energy acts from across the Globe. 2012 show highlights include the Delbosq clowns from France, Hip-Hop tumbling from Kenya, contemporary juggling from the Ukraine, stunning equestrian routines courtesy of Yasmine Smart and, back by popular demand, the utterly jaw-dropping Lucius Team on their motorbikes in The Globe of Death. “It’s off.. more
Zippos Circus presents an action-packed two hours of high energy acts from across the Globe. 2012 show highlights include the Delbosq clowns from France, Hip-Hop tumbling from Kenya, contemporary juggling from the Ukraine, stunning equestrian routines courtesy of Yasmine Smart and, back by popular demand, the utterly jaw-dropping Lucius Team on their motorbikes in The Globe of Death. “It’s off.. more
Finsbury Park, Seven Sisters Road, London N4 2DH
Today, Tue 29 May.
Cath Roberts’ Quadraceratops
This improvising septet present a programme of Cath’s new music, inspired by Björk, Steve Coleman and Reid Anderson’s ‘The Vastness of Space’ amongst others. more
This improvising septet present a programme of Cath’s new music, inspired by Björk, Steve Coleman and Reid Anderson’s ‘The Vastness of Space’ amongst others. more
3-7 Delancey Street London NW1 7NL
Today
Tangent
Premiering at the New Diorama Theatre in May 2012, Tangent is a tale of adolescence, love affairs, classmates hell bent on distraction and teachers struggling to cope, And then there’s the instant messaging, firing cannons, make-up and flogging. Maths, it seems, can be pretty intense. With over 40% of students today unable to obtain an A-C grade in GCSE maths, Tangent is a highly relevant.. more
Premiering at the New Diorama Theatre in May 2012, Tangent is a tale of adolescence, love affairs, classmates hell bent on distraction and teachers struggling to cope, And then there’s the instant messaging, firing cannons, make-up and flogging. Maths, it seems, can be pretty intense. With over 40% of students today unable to obtain an A-C grade in GCSE maths, Tangent is a highly relevant.. more
15 - 16 Triton Street, Regents Place, London, NW1 3BF NW1 3BF
Today to Sat 9 Jun.
Photo Week 2012 - Networking party with Panos Pictures
With Frontline Club’s Photo Week 2012 drawing to a close, join us for this photography networking party sponsored by Chivas Regal. We will be celebrating 25 years of Panos Pictures with a clutch of Panos photographers. A presentation of their work will be on display throughout the evening. This event will be a chance for those in the photojournalism industry and those with an interest in.. more
With Frontline Club’s Photo Week 2012 drawing to a close, join us for this photography networking party sponsored by Chivas Regal. We will be celebrating 25 years of Panos Pictures with a clutch of Panos photographers. A presentation of their work will be on display throughout the evening. This event will be a chance for those in the photojournalism industry and those with an interest in.. more
Frontline Club, 13 Norfolk Place, London W2 1QJ
Today
Tours of Fitzroy House
Fitzroy House is a 1791 Georgian period building, it was formerly inhabited by Playwright George Bernard Shaw. It now shows the life and work of writer & philosopher L. Ron Hubbard who worked here in the late 1950s. Awarded ‘Most Published Author’ by the Guinness Book of World Records, he is one of the most prolific writers of his time. Groups welcome. Tel 0207 255 2422, email.. more
Fitzroy House is a 1791 Georgian period building, it was formerly inhabited by Playwright George Bernard Shaw. It now shows the life and work of writer & philosopher L. Ron Hubbard who worked here in the late 1950s. Awarded ‘Most Published Author’ by the Guinness Book of World Records, he is one of the most prolific writers of his time. Groups welcome. Tel 0207 255 2422, email.. more
37 Fitzroy Steet, London W1T 6DX
Today to Friday 15 Jun 2012
The Noble Art of the Sword: Fashion and Fencing in Renaissance Europe
The Wallace Collection will stage The Noble Art of the Sword, which celebrates the artistic and cultural importance of the sword, as a symbol of power and prestige, as a flamboyant fashion statement, and as an icon of the Age of Discovery. It will be composed of weapons and related works of art from the Wallace Collection; never-before-seen illustrated works on fencing drawn from the Lord Howard.. more
The Wallace Collection will stage The Noble Art of the Sword, which celebrates the artistic and cultural importance of the sword, as a symbol of power and prestige, as a flamboyant fashion statement, and as an icon of the Age of Discovery. It will be composed of weapons and related works of art from the Wallace Collection; never-before-seen illustrated works on fencing drawn from the Lord Howard.. more
The Wallace Collection, Hertford House, Manchester Square London W1U 3BN
Today to Mon 16 Jul.
The Triumph of Pleasure: Vauxhall Gardens 1729-1786
This summer, the Foundling Museum celebrates Vauxhall Gardens with the biggest UK exhibition on the Gardens in over forty years. Vauxhall Gardens was a place to enjoy contemporary music and art, spectacular design, al fresco dining, beautiful gardens and pavilions. Drawing from private and public collections across the country the exhibition will display original works by Canaletto, Gainsborough,.. more
This summer, the Foundling Museum celebrates Vauxhall Gardens with the biggest UK exhibition on the Gardens in over forty years. Vauxhall Gardens was a place to enjoy contemporary music and art, spectacular design, al fresco dining, beautiful gardens and pavilions. Drawing from private and public collections across the country the exhibition will display original works by Canaletto, Gainsborough,.. more
The Foundling Museum, 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ
Today to Sun 27 May, Tue 29 May to Sun 3 Jun, Tue 5 Jun to Sun 10 Jun, Tue 12 Jun to Sun 17 Jun, Tue 19 Jun to Sun 24 Jun, Tue 26 Jun to Sun 1 Jul, Tue 3 Jul to Sun 8 Jul, Tue 10 Jul.
Disappearing heritage of Sudan: 1820 - 1956
This is the first U.K. exhibition by the Swedish based anthropologist and artist Anna Laine exploring the practice of Kolam. Personal narratives are combined with descriptions, and Tamil notions of divinities, continuity and change interact with pieces produced using Nordic craft traditions and photography. Everyday before the sun rises and sets, women in the state Tamil Nadu, South India, draw.. more
This is the first U.K. exhibition by the Swedish based anthropologist and artist Anna Laine exploring the practice of Kolam. Personal narratives are combined with descriptions, and Tamil notions of divinities, continuity and change interact with pieces produced using Nordic craft traditions and photography. Everyday before the sun rises and sets, women in the state Tamil Nadu, South India, draw.. more
Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square London WC1H 0XG
Today to Saturday 23 Jun 2012
KOLAM: Ephemeral Patterns for Eternal Prosperity
This is the first U.K. exhibition by the Swedish based anthropologist and artist Anna Laine exploring the practice of Kolam. Personal narratives are combined with descriptions, and Tamil notions of divinities, continuity and change interact with pieces produced using Nordic craft traditions and photography. Everyday before the sun rises and sets, women in the state Tamil Nadu, South India, draw.. more
This is the first U.K. exhibition by the Swedish based anthropologist and artist Anna Laine exploring the practice of Kolam. Personal narratives are combined with descriptions, and Tamil notions of divinities, continuity and change interact with pieces produced using Nordic craft traditions and photography. Everyday before the sun rises and sets, women in the state Tamil Nadu, South India, draw.. more
Brunei Gallery, School of Oriental and African Studies, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square London WC1H 0XG
Today to Saturday 23 Jun 2012
