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SUMMARY:Mindful Movement for Women
DESCRIPTION:A predominantly chair-based class utilising movement\, dance\, breath and imagery. Come join us at Open Havelock and connect with yourself and others in a supportive environment. No experience necessary! Followed by tea\, coffee and refreshments. \nEasiest way to access the space is from the canal side\, look out for the yellow sign and door to Open Havelock\, Willowbrook South.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/mindful-movement-for-women/
CATEGORIES:Dance
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SUMMARY:Relaxed Sessions: Spooky Season
DESCRIPTION:Join us this Autumn for a Relaxed Session. This is a dedicated museum opening for children and young people\, aged 5-25\, who are neurodivergent or have additional needs and their families. \nExplore Grisly Gunnersbury through Museum object handling\, with a member of the Learning Team. Enjoy being grossed out by the horrible food\, smells and jobs that children did in the local area in the past. \n\nEnjoy giant games in the Rothschild Rooms\nTake part in our Creepy Creatures outdoor trail\n\n  \nAs well as providing a sensory reduced environment within the Museum\, all activities have been adapted to be neurodivergent and SEND friendly. \nOur friendly staff and volunteers will be on hand to offer a warm welcome and any support you may need. Chill-out room and indoor picnic room will also be available. \nNumbers will be limited to ensure a quiet environment. Siblings are welcome! \nFor more accessibility info head to Gunnersbury’s Accessibility Page. \n\nWheelchair Accessible\nAutism friendly\nTactile Elements\nSeating Available\nQuiet Rooms Available
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/relaxed-sessions-spooky-season/
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:Bounce and rhyme session
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us at Northolt Library for our Fun Bounce and Rhyme session! \nIt’s going to be fun and it would be great to see you there with your little ones.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/bounce-and-rhyme-session/
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:Ealing Community Choir
DESCRIPTION:Ealing Community Choir is an all abilities adult choir focused on singing for leisure and mental well-being. \n\n\nNo auditions\, no pressure\, just singing and community!​ \n\n\nGet your fix of pop\, rock and show-tunes whilst taking a break from your busy Monday and becoming a part of the Ealing Community Choir family. \n\n\nThe choir is led by theatre industry professionals and consists of: a vocal warm-up\, learning a song\, a break for tea\, coffee and chit-chats – ​and some more singing to finish.\n​\nRegular weekly attendance is encouraged\, however it is not mandatory. We understand how busy life gets and so members are welcome to join us as often as they are able to. At only £5 per session\, they operate a pay as you go system which can be booked via their website or paid on the door. \nThe venue is wheelchair-acess friendly. Babies are welcome.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/ealing-community-choir/
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Code Club
DESCRIPTION:This event is every Monday only. \nActon Library 1st Floor. There’s a lift facility.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/code-club/
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:Khanyi And The Fireflies
DESCRIPTION:Join author Candida Mosoma for a free early-evening experience of South African storytelling\, creativity and craft. \nCandida will tell the story of Khanyi and the Fireflies\, bringing Khanyi’s world to life through an immersive storytelling experience. Children will then take part in a magical firefly hunt before creating their own glowing firefly jar to take home. \nThe event celebrates South African culture and storytelling as part of Black History Month and is designed for young children and their families. \nThe event starts promptly at 4pm and finishes at 6pm. Please arrive in time for the 4pm start. Free entry and no booking required. \nParkside Yards is approximately an 8–10 minute walk from Southall Station\, with street parking available nearby. \nThe event takes place on the first floor. The venue has lift access from the ground floor and is equipped for visitors with accessibility needs.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/khanyi-and-the-fireflies/
CATEGORIES:Craft,Word
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SUMMARY:Acoustic Open Mic Night
DESCRIPTION:The Green Rhythm Club presents… Open Mic Night\, hosted by Ealing Project Cinema.\nExperience the joy of live music at our weekly open mic nights! \nJoin us for an evening filled with talented artists\, vibrant energy and unforgettable sound. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a first-time participant\, our stage is open to all who are eager to share their passion for their art\, let the drinks and tunes flow. \nDon’t miss this opportunity to showcase your talent or simply enjoy a night that promises to be a celebration of creativity and expression. \nTo book in to perform\, simply show up and put your name down\, or email thegreenrhythmclub@gmail.com. \nFind out more on Instagram. \nWe can’t wait to hear the wonderful talent Ealing has to offer!
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/acoustic-open-mic-night/
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Jan Van Eyck - The Portraits
DESCRIPTION:A lecture presented by The Arts Society Ealing \nThis November\, the National Gallery in London will attempt something that has never been done before and by the institution’s own assessment\, will never be done again: it will gather in a single building all nine surviving independent portraits by Jan van Eyck. The paintings are scattered across five museums in four countries – London\, Vienna\, Berlin\, Bruges\, Sibiu – and several have not travelled in decades. \nThe Arnolfini Portrait has left the National Gallery only once in over a century. The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna has agreed to lend both its Van Eycks simultaneously for the first time in its history. That such an assembly requires the word “only” to describe nine objects tells us something about the scale of loss that six centuries have inflicted on the work of a single painter – and something about the preciousness of what remains. \nThe modern visitor\, arriving at Trafalgar Square in late November\, will likely bring with them a set of assumptions about what a portrait is. A portrait\, we tend to think\, captures a likeness. It records how someone looked. It is a picture of a face. These assumptions are not wrong\, exactly\, but they are radically incomplete when applied to the nine panels that will occupy the National Gallery’s rooms. To understand what Van Eyck achieved\, you must recover a world in which a painted face was not a picture but a device – a legal document\, a diplomatic instrument\, a store of status\, a surrogate for the living body. The question this talk pursues is not ‘what do these portraits look like?’ but rather: what were they for? \nLecturer\, Mariska Beekenkamp-Wladimiroff has her own company – Art Historical London –  offering art historical lectures\, museum visits\, courses\, tours\, travel and events from Amsterdam\, London and New York\, and since 2020 online.  She also teaches on the public programme of the Dulwich Picture Gallery\, for Roundtable\, the Timken Museum and the New York Adventure Club in the States\, for Academy Travel and the Art Academy in Sydney and for a number of institutions in the Netherlands. \nThis lecture ties in with the forthcoming exhibition at the National Gallery. \nDoors open at 6:45pm\, and lecture starts at 7:30pm. \nVisitors are welcome to attend at £10 per lecture (£3 for students); payment can be made by card on the evening.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/jan-van-eyck-the-portraits/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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