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Events for May 2017 |
Monday 1 MayHighgate Gallery - ALTERED STATES an exhibition of paintings by Karen Loaderat Fellowship House. See full details...
Karen Loader's work explores ideas around the philosophy of perception. Aiming for a poetic rather than a narrative interpretation of place, her geometric paintings take inspiration from the urban rhythms and architecture of London.
Tuesday 2 MayRA Library - STORY TELLING - EVERY TUESDAYSee full details...
10:15-10:45am Story/Song Time Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place, NW11 6LB. We welcome toddlers and their carers into a warm, friendly group. We provide rhythm and rhyme making activities alongside both new and familiar songs, and an introduction into the world of exciting and boundless stories beyond home provision. Come and join us for some fun with your little ones. Admission free.
'Towards the Unknown Land', a Fellowship House Talk2:30pm See full details...
Speaker:
Colin Luke. In the company of Freya Stark. 'Nepal'
Residents Association - Council Meeting8pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Hear Suburb issues debated and raise your concerns at Question Time (8.05pm).
Wednesday 3 MayThursday 4 MayRA Library - SING SONG TIME EVERY THURSDAYSee full details...
Every Thursday
10-10.30am & 10.45-11.15am Sing Song Time Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place. A first library activity for under-threes and their grown-ups. Rhyme, rhythm and repetition are all fundamental to a baby’s speech and language development. Sharing rhythms and singing songs help babies to develop listening and concentration skills. Admission free.
RA Library - EVERY THURSDAYSee full details...
Every Thursday
10-10.30am & 10.45-11.15am Sing Song Time Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place. A first library activity for under-threes and their grown-ups. Rhyme, rhythm and repetition are all fundamental to a baby’s speech and language development. Sharing rhythms and singing songs help babies to develop listening and concentration skills. Admission free.
Friday 5 MayFELLOWSHIP HOUSE CLUB - EVERY FRIDAYat Fellowship House. See full details...
Enjoy an hour of classical music on disc, followed by a friendly cup of tea. Admission for members £1.
Saturday 6 MaySunday 7 MayAthlone House, Cohen's Fields and the upper Highgate Ponds2:30pm See full details...
Meet in Hampstead Lane, by entrance to Kenwood Walled Garden and Stables (210 bus stop Compton Ave/Kenwood House). A Heath & Hampstead Society walk, led by Thomas Radice, Trustee of the Society and member of the Heath Sub-Committee. Suggested minimum donation £5 per adult. Info 07941 528 034; email hhs.walks@gmail.com
Monday 8 MayFree Church - Mental Health Awareness Weekat The Free Church. See full details...
Daily activities in the Free Church, including coffee mornings, information about resources in Barnet for mental wellbeing, health and illness, carers group, bereavement group, fitness, meditation & mindfulness. Seminar "Spirituality & Mental Illness" led by Rev Dr Ian Tutton
Tuesday 9 MayFree Church - Mental Health Awareness Week - Ecucation Session and Q&A7:30pm to 9pm at Free Church Hall. See full details...
Session led by Prof Tim Kendall, Lead Psychiatrist, NHS England
Wednesday 10 MayThursday 11 MayGarden Suburb Theatre - Neighbourhood Watch by Alan Ayckbourn7:30pm See full details...
Veue: The Bull Theatre, 68 High Street, Barnet EN5 5SJ. Bluebell Hill Development is a wonderful place in which to live, until an innocent mistake leads to the residents taking extreme measures to protect themselves. In this play, highly topical, given recent political events, Ayckbourn suggests that the biggest threat to the neighbourhood is not the danger that lies outside it, but the fear that spreads within it. With some blissful comic moments, love at first sight, affairs, medieval torture devices and gnomes, there really is something for everyone. Admission £12/£10. To book 020 7723 6609/ www.ticketsource.co.uk/gardensuburbtheatre
Friday 12 MaySaturday 13 MayHorticultural Society - ANNUAL PLANT SALE10:30am to 12pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Good value annuals, perennials, herb and vegetable seedlings for sale. Bring your own bags and come early as plants sell out very quickly. Cash and cheques only, sorry no credit cards. Entry free. Details: 020 8455 0455.
Sunday 14 MayPiatti String Quartet7:30pm at Henrietta Barnett School Hall. See full details...
Presented by the Mill Hill Music Club. Haydn Op 33 No 3 in C major "The Bird"; Brahms String Quartet No 2 in A minor; Beethoven Op 133 "Grosse Fuge". Admission £15. To book 020 8959 3866 or online www.millmusicclub.co.uk
Monday 15 MayBorough Councillors' Surgery5pm See full details...
Borough Councillors' Surgery at HGS Trust offices. Ask for advice on local problems.
Tuesday 16 May'Joseph Wright of Derby', a Fellowship House Talk2:30pm See full details...
Speaker:
Lucrezia Walker
Thursday 18 MayHorticultural Society - OUTING TO THE SAVILL GARDENSee full details...
Coach outing to the Savill Garden, one of Britain's finest ornamental gardens with amazing collections of rhododendrons, magnolias and camellias. Price and time details info: 020 8455 0455.
HGS U3A Inaugural Meeting10am to 1pm at The Free Church. See full details...
At the meeting, you will be able to join the HGS U3A and sign up for interest groups.
Free Church - Thursday Fellowship social afternoon2:30pm See full details...
Venue: Free Church Rooms. Modern poetry reading by Michele Wolf: "Life in Verse"
Friday 19 MayHighgate Gallery - The Gaia Principle: New works by TOM SCASEat Fellowship House. See full details...
Tom Scase’s new work responds to the inner working of the environment both seen and unseen: the flux and uncertainty.
Saturday 20 MaySunday 21 MayResidents Association - Tom Roberts3:30pm at The Friends Meeting House. See full details...
Venue: Friends Meeting House, 17 North Square. An Australian Artist on the Suburb. Speaker Lucrezia Walker gives an illustrated presentation of Tom Roberts, who lived on Hampstead Gardent Suburb with his wife Lillie from 1909 until his return to Australia in 1923. Tea and biscuits at 4.30pm.
No entry charge, but a £5 donation would be welcome. This is a popular event in memory of the late Michael Rowley, a former RA Council member.
Monday 22 MayTuesday 23 May'Both Sides of the Bench', a Fellowship House Talk2:30pm See full details...
Speaker:
Judge Barrington Black
Wednesday 24 MayThursday 25 MayFriday 26 MayFree Church - Piano Recital by Asagi Nakata1pm at The Free Church. See full details...
Lunch in support of Christian Aid served from 12.15pm
Saturday 27 MaySunday 28 MayMonday 29 MayTuesday 30 MayHe Loves and She Loves, a Fellowship House Event2:30pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
A love story, illustrated with songs by the Gershwin brothers. Francoise Geller & Gordon Griffin
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