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SUMMARY:Black Histories Walk in West Ealing
DESCRIPTION:Commemorating Eric and Jessica Huntley\, the Bogle L’Ouverture bookshop and existing organisations and individuals from the Black community \nMeet outside West Ealing Community Library and set off on our walk exploring the streets of West Ealing and paying tribute especially to the Huntleys\, Eric and Jessica\, who for many years ran the Bogle L’Ouverture Bookshop in Chignell Place. \nThey also collected a huge archive of materials relating to the Caribbean and Black presence in the U.K. which is now housed in the London Metropolitan Archives in Farringdon. \nFind others from the Black community on the way and there may be a chance to visit the new West London mosque. \nThe walk will end at 1 Bayham Road\, the home of a number of community organisations but especially of GOS&D (Global Opportunities Skills and Development) who are collaborating with Ealing Walking Talking and Exploring with the walk funded by Ealing Council Health and Social Care. \nAt the end there will be an opportunity to go to a local cafe/restaurant for an optional chill and chat.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/black-histories-walk-in-west-ealing/
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SUMMARY:Autumnal Bird Spotting Strolls
DESCRIPTION:This October\, join Sennen\, ambassador for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)\, for a guided bird spotting walk through Gunnersbury Park and discover the wonderful variety of birds that call the park home. This is perfect for everyone\, including beginners looking to dip their toe into birding! \nDuring this relaxed and informative stroll\, you’ll learn how to identify different birds\, listen out for their distinctive calls\, and find out which species can be spotted around the park during the colder months and where they tend to live. Whether you’re new to birdwatching or already keen\, its a great opportunity to slow down\, enjoy the park\, and discover its wildlife. \nThere will be a few pairs of binoculars available to share on the walk\, if you have your own at home\, please bring them with you. \nAnd… there’s much more happening elsewhere in the museum to mark Halloween Season\, including Creepy Creatures Nature Trails\, Spooky Cinema and Spooky Slime Make & Take Sessions.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/autumnal-bird-spotting-strolls/
CATEGORIES:Walks
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SUMMARY:Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join the Ealing Walking Talking and Exploring Group\, GOSAD and Talking and Exploring for a special walk in honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month\, funded by Ealing Council. This special route begins with a guided stroll through the neighbourhood’s rich heritage\, winding its way to The Impact Hub for our guest talks and breast cancer awareness session. \nMeeting near the Drayton Arms\, set off past the station along the Avenue\, uncovering the history of Stevens Town\, a historic Healing shop and more.Hidden Gems. \nCross the railway to explore quiet side streets featuring beautiful hidden mosaics and a local mini-garden.community and culture. \nCross Uxbridge Road to view the Hindu Temple and St John’s Church\, learning about the vital work Ealing Soup Kitchen volunteers do to support the homeless. \nPass the oldest allotments in London and walk past the Lido Centre to learn about its history. From there\, cross Northfields Avenue to arrive at The Impact Hub. \nFinish the walk at The Impact Hub\, where you can hear vital information about breast cancer awareness and listen to an inspiring survivor’s story. You will also learn about the Hub itself\, discovering the incredible organizations and activities hosted here\, many of which proudly support Ealing’s Black communities.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/breast-cancer-awareness-walk/
CATEGORIES:Walks
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SUMMARY:Bird Detectives: Family Friendly Bird Walk
DESCRIPTION:This October\, become a Bird Detective! Join Sennen\, ambassador for the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)\, for a guided bird spotting walk through Gunnersbury Park. \nThis special family bird walk is perfect for little ones and their grown ups to discover the amazing wildlife found in Gunnersbury Park.\nListen out for their distinctive calls\, and investigate which species can be spotted around the park during the colder months and where they tend to live. \nThis relaxed and interactive session is a brilliant way to discover nature and see what you can find along the way. \nAnd… there’s much more happening elsewhere in Gunnersbury Museum to mark Halloween Season\, including Creepy Creatures Nature Trails\, Name of Film Spooky Cinema and Spooky Slime Make & Take Sessions.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/bird-detectives-family-friendly-bird-walk/
CATEGORIES:Walks
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SUMMARY:Exploring North Greenford - Green Spaces\, Growing and Communty
DESCRIPTION:Meet at Sudbury Hill Station and begin by exploring Grove Farm Nature Reserve\, with Amrita from the Friends of Grove Farm joining us to tell us more about this valuable local green space. \nFrom Grove Farm\, continue through the residential area south of Whitton Avenue\, before following a path towards the community growing site. \nThen enter Feeding Ealing CIC / Horsenden Grape & Honey Farm via the polytunnel and growing area. There will be a chance to hear more about the work taking place there and explore this community growing space. \nThen there will be a short walk to the HAAGA allotments up the road to see the allotments and finish the walk with tea/coffee and time to chat. \nThere will be time to stop\, look\, talk and hear stories along the way. As with all Talking and Exploring walks\, there is room for conversation\, questions\, contributions and the unexpected things encountered.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/exploring-north-greenford-green-spaces-growing-and-communty/
CATEGORIES:Walks
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SUMMARY:Chopin and Medieval Perivale
DESCRIPTION:Join Talking and Exploring for a special afternoon combining beautiful music\, local history and a guided walk in one of Ealing’s most intriguing places. \nStart the afternoon with a free concert at St Mary’s Perivale or join afterwards for the exploration of the church and churchyard and the guided walk. \nThe concert begins at 2pm and features pianist Shunta Morimoto performing works by Chopin alongside music by Beethoven and Schumann. \nSt Mary’s has medieval origins and a fascinating story of survival. The building has been altered and repaired over the centuries\, including major work in the 19th century and after the chancel wall collapsed in the 1960s. Once the church of a small rural village\, it eventually found itself isolated as Perivale was transformed around it. \nAfter the concert there will be time to explore the church and churchyard\, looking at some of their history\, people and details – and at how this remarkable place survived to become a much-loved concert venue. \nThen take a short guided walk in the surrounding area. Perivale has a particularly unusual story: its centre of everyday life effectively moved. The old village grew up around St Mary’s\, its farms and manor house. From the early 20th century and particularly from the 1930s\, the landscape north of the Western Avenue was transformed by new transport links\, factories and housing. The old village became increasingly isolated\, while a new Perivale developed on the other side of the A40. \nThe walk will explore some of the traces and stories of this changing landscape. The exact route will remain flexible\, depending on how much time we spend at the church and churchyard\, the weather and the pace of the group. \nTimings: \n2–3pm: Optional Chopin concert with Shunta Morimoto. \n3–4pm: Explore St Mary’s church and churchyard \n4–5pm: Short Talking and Exploring guided walk \nThe concert has free admission and no booking is required. St Mary’s relies on donations to support its musicians and maintain the church\, so donations are warmly encouraged. \nThe Talking and Exploring part of the afternoon costs £18. If the ticket price would be a barrier to you joining\, please email dudzinskauk@gmail.com. \nIf you don’t want to attend the concert\, please meet at 3pm outside St Mary’s for the church and churchyard exploration. \nThe church exploration and guided walk are part of this Talking and Exploring event. Talking and Exploring has been bringing groups to St Mary’s and exploring the Polish and musical connections of Perivale for years\, including Polish-themed walks in 2019: Listen to Chopin in Perivale; 2022: A Perivale Walk: Polish Cuisine; and 2023: Perivale: Szopen i rodacy w Perivale (Chopin and Compatriots in Perivale). \nAfter the walk there is the option to stay on at the Myllet Arms for a drink/snack and further conversation. \nAs this is a small event with limited places\, we are unable to offer refunds for cancellations. If you find that you cannot attend\, you are welcome to pass your ticket to someone else. Please let Joanna know their full name and email address in advance.
URL:https://ealingculture.org/whatson/chopin-and-medieval-perivale/
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