Events around Haringey
465 events within about 15 miles in the next 4 weeks
Results 1 - 15 : sorted by date
465 events within about 15 miles in the next 4 weeks
Results 1 - 15 : sorted by date
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Training for Children’s Entertainers
The First Ever Training Academy for Children’s Entertainers Launches in North London Previous courses have been a tremendous success. Su says ’This is a unique opportunity; no other party company is offering to train, support, and provide on-going skills training and guarantee work for successful participants’. ’We will also send successful individuals on selected.. more
The First Ever Training Academy for Children’s Entertainers Launches in North London Previous courses have been a tremendous success. Su says ’This is a unique opportunity; no other party company is offering to train, support, and provide on-going skills training and guarantee work for successful participants’. ’We will also send successful individuals on selected.. more
Birthday Dreams, Thane Works, Thane Villas London N7 7NU
Today
Enjoy 3D space adventure at the N1 Shopping Centre!
Whether you’re an old fan or new, there’s no denying that seeing Star Wars on the big screen is an event not to be missed - especially when it’s the first Star Wars movie to ever be presented in spectacular 3D! Back in an all-new 3D presentation of Episode I, an experience that promises to truly surround you with the Force. Arrive in Star Wars themed fancy dress and receive.. more
Whether you’re an old fan or new, there’s no denying that seeing Star Wars on the big screen is an event not to be missed - especially when it’s the first Star Wars movie to ever be presented in spectacular 3D! Back in an all-new 3D presentation of Episode I, an experience that promises to truly surround you with the Force. Arrive in Star Wars themed fancy dress and receive.. more
N1 Shopping Centre, 21 Parkfield Street, Islington London N1 0PS
Today and Tomorrow
Sebright Arms Hosts Lucky Chip’s First Residency
The much-loved, newly revamped east London pub secures the first ever residency of the cult burger outfit, Lucky Chip. Tucked behind Hackney Road with a long tradition of entertainment, 2012 looks set to propel the pub into the consciousness of all Londoners. Getting the year off to a flying start is their partnership with Lucky Chip, an east London based burger van outfit with a legion of fans.. more
The much-loved, newly revamped east London pub secures the first ever residency of the cult burger outfit, Lucky Chip. Tucked behind Hackney Road with a long tradition of entertainment, 2012 looks set to propel the pub into the consciousness of all Londoners. Getting the year off to a flying start is their partnership with Lucky Chip, an east London based burger van outfit with a legion of fans.. more
Sebright Arms, 31-35 Coate Street, Bethnal Green, London E2 9AG
Today to Friday 24 Feb 2012
Unspoken Ceremonies
Creatures of Habit are a London collective of curators, presenting an exhibition by the name of ‘Unspoken Ceremonies’. Unspoken Ceremonies is a non-profit project focusing on bringing together the mysteries and inquisitiveness of people. It asks us the question: ‘What are the rituals, patterns and behaviours that indoctrinate us into a system of our own making?’ The exhibition will feature.. more
Creatures of Habit are a London collective of curators, presenting an exhibition by the name of ‘Unspoken Ceremonies’. Unspoken Ceremonies is a non-profit project focusing on bringing together the mysteries and inquisitiveness of people. It asks us the question: ‘What are the rituals, patterns and behaviours that indoctrinate us into a system of our own making?’ The exhibition will feature.. more
The Parlour Gallery & Project Space, 181-185 Queens Crescent, Kentish Town, NW5 4DS London NW5 4DS
Today and Tomorrow
Exorcising the Fear: British Sculpture from the 50s and 60s
Taking the sixtieth anniversary year of the XXVI Venice Biennale of 1952 as its starting point, Exorcising the Fear will explore a pivotal point in the history of British sculpture. Returning to the essay by Herbert Read which left an indelible mark on the history of art with the phrase ‘the geometry of fear’, the exhibition aims to recapture the excitement and vitality of the moment when eight.. more
Taking the sixtieth anniversary year of the XXVI Venice Biennale of 1952 as its starting point, Exorcising the Fear will explore a pivotal point in the history of British sculpture. Returning to the essay by Herbert Read which left an indelible mark on the history of art with the phrase ‘the geometry of fear’, the exhibition aims to recapture the excitement and vitality of the moment when eight.. more
Pangolin London, Kings Place, 90 York Way N1 9AG
Today to Saturday 3 Mar 2012
Reading Group: On (Un)Translatability
Join us for friendly, informal readings and discussions that will focus on carefully selected essays, poems and fragments of prose, allowing participants to explore notions of (un)translatability as well as the quest for nostalgia, both of which are themes that are central to this season. more
Join us for friendly, informal readings and discussions that will focus on carefully selected essays, poems and fragments of prose, allowing participants to explore notions of (un)translatability as well as the quest for nostalgia, both of which are themes that are central to this season. more
Calvert 22 Art Gallery, Calvert Avenue London E2 7JP
Today
Shinedown
Concert : Shinedown : Tickets avaiable. more
Concert : Shinedown : Tickets avaiable. more
Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road Camden, London. NW1 8EH
Today
Exhibition: Regency ’Celebrity’ Cookbooks
A selection of Regency cookbooks from the collection at the Guildhall Library. The late 18th and early 19th centuries saw a dramatic increase in the number of cookbooks published, particularly those by cooks who had become famous through their shops and public houses, or chefs who had been employed either by aristocracy or in the royal household. The fashion for confectionery, influenced by.. more
A selection of Regency cookbooks from the collection at the Guildhall Library. The late 18th and early 19th centuries saw a dramatic increase in the number of cookbooks published, particularly those by cooks who had become famous through their shops and public houses, or chefs who had been employed either by aristocracy or in the royal household. The fashion for confectionery, influenced by.. more
Keats House, Keats Grove, Hampstead London NW3 2RR
Today to Wednesday 29 Feb 2012
Nada Surf
Known for their clever lyrics, distinctive vocal style and driving guitar licks, the New York progressive post-grunge rockers who formed over fifteen years ago, first achieved mainstream recognition with their hit single Popular, which became an anthem of the summer of 1996. Get yourself some Nada Surf tickets and expect fantastic live performances of tracks from their five album back catalogue,.. more
Known for their clever lyrics, distinctive vocal style and driving guitar licks, the New York progressive post-grunge rockers who formed over fifteen years ago, first achieved mainstream recognition with their hit single Popular, which became an anthem of the summer of 1996. Get yourself some Nada Surf tickets and expect fantastic live performances of tracks from their five album back catalogue,.. more
KOKO Camden, 1a Camden High Street, London. NW1 7JE
Today
Exhibition: Quentin Blake - As large as life
Quentin Blake, one of Britain’s best-loved and most successful illustrators presents Quentin Blake – As large as life (12 Jan-15 April 2012), an exclusive exhibition at the Foundling Museum featuring new work created for hospitals in the UK and France. Combining the humour, compassion and imaginary Quentin is so well loved for, visitors will discover senior circus characters juggling and.. more
Quentin Blake, one of Britain’s best-loved and most successful illustrators presents Quentin Blake – As large as life (12 Jan-15 April 2012), an exclusive exhibition at the Foundling Museum featuring new work created for hospitals in the UK and France. Combining the humour, compassion and imaginary Quentin is so well loved for, visitors will discover senior circus characters juggling and.. more
The Foundling Museum, 40 Brunswick Square, London WC1N 1AZ
Today to Sunday 12 Feb 2012
Febru-hairy 2012
Date: 1st – 29th February Summary: Wax it, Shave it, Dye it, Wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Join in with the hair-raising fun across the country this February by taking part in Sue Ryder’s Febru-hairy. Any hairy activity is encouraged – wax it, shave it, dye it, wear it or dream.. more
Date: 1st – 29th February Summary: Wax it, Shave it, Dye it, Wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Join in with the hair-raising fun across the country this February by taking part in Sue Ryder’s Febru-hairy. Any hairy activity is encouraged – wax it, shave it, dye it, wear it or dream.. more
1st Floor, 16 Upper Woburn Place London WC1H OAF
Today to Wed 29 Feb.
Sparked with Neville Gabie, Olympic Park Artist in Residence
As part of View Tube Art’s Sparked series, Neville Gabie, Artist in Residence for the Olympic Park, presents a collection of new film and photographic works inspired by his time spent the ‘other side of the fence’ on London 2012’s ever growing Olympic Park. Unique to Neville’s residency is the open access he has been given to the site and venues on the Olympic Park during construction... more
As part of View Tube Art’s Sparked series, Neville Gabie, Artist in Residence for the Olympic Park, presents a collection of new film and photographic works inspired by his time spent the ‘other side of the fence’ on London 2012’s ever growing Olympic Park. Unique to Neville’s residency is the open access he has been given to the site and venues on the Olympic Park during construction... more
The View Tube, The Greenway, Marshgate Lane, Stratford London E15 2PJ
Today to Sunday 18 Mar 2012
TRADITIONS REVISED - Japanese Fans from the Ishizumi Fan Collection
People usually perceive folding fans as simple implements to cool one self while collectors of antique folding fans often see them as purely items of decorative art. This exhibition looks at the history of the folding fan some of its traditions and the culture of fans in Japan from everyday items to cool one self to being one of the first multi functional portable communication devices, a.. more
People usually perceive folding fans as simple implements to cool one self while collectors of antique folding fans often see them as purely items of decorative art. This exhibition looks at the history of the folding fan some of its traditions and the culture of fans in Japan from everyday items to cool one self to being one of the first multi functional portable communication devices, a.. more
Brunei Gallery, SOAS, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square London WC1H 0XG
Today to Saturday 24 Mar 2012
One?Thousand?Pots, One?Thousand?Thoughts
One?thousand?pots, one?thousand?thoughts?is?an installation by artist and ceramicist Yozo Hirayama that commemorates the victims of the Tohoku earthquake and Tsunami of?11th?March?2011.?Over?a?period?of?a?year, ?Yozo?has made one thousand pots as this number has a symbolic meaning in Japan, as it represents infinity or eternity.?One?thousand?pots thus stands?as?a?marker?and?a?memory?of those?.. more
One?thousand?pots, one?thousand?thoughts?is?an installation by artist and ceramicist Yozo Hirayama that commemorates the victims of the Tohoku earthquake and Tsunami of?11th?March?2011.?Over?a?period?of?a?year, ?Yozo?has made one thousand pots as this number has a symbolic meaning in Japan, as it represents infinity or eternity.?One?thousand?pots thus stands?as?a?marker?and?a?memory?of those?.. more
Brunei Gallery, SOAS, Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square London WC1H 0XG
Today to Saturday 24 Mar 2012
Art By Animals
Do animals make art? This exhibition includes paintings by apes and elephants and examines whether they are artistic works or just pointless lines on a page. Placing their handiwork alongside animal specimens and historical documentation we explore why some animal creations are considered valuable and creative, while others are dismissed as meaningless. Part of the Humanimals Season at the.. more
Do animals make art? This exhibition includes paintings by apes and elephants and examines whether they are artistic works or just pointless lines on a page. Placing their handiwork alongside animal specimens and historical documentation we explore why some animal creations are considered valuable and creative, while others are dismissed as meaningless. Part of the Humanimals Season at the.. more
Grant Museum of Zoology, Rockefeller Building, University College London, University Stree WC1E 6DE
Today to Friday 9 Mar 2012
