Festival of British Roots – Portobello Market, London, 11am – 4pm daily. Free event. Now on its second outing, this vibrant
festival is dedicated to highlighting Portobello Market!s origins as a fruit and vegetable market.
It brings together local business, schools and residential communities and London!s wholesale markets in a packed programme of demos, workshops and activities.
The Up Hill Gardener's Comedy Club - Notting Hill @ GARDEN BAR
Artists/acts appearing ARDAL O'HANLON, PAUL SINHA, STEPHEN CARLIN, JAMES MASON, LUKE GRAVES
Brief Description This tongue in cheek monthly show mixes exclusive performances from TV's biggest names with the cult legends of the international comedy circuit. Featuring a rare stand-up set from Father Ted's Ardal O'Hanlon, Paul Sinha, Stephen Carlin and James Mason.
Notting-Hill.org has teamed up with the Gate Cinema to bring you the chance of winning two free cinema tickets to see The Artist which will start showing on the 6th of January. By answering the question below you will be automatically entered into the competition which will reveal its winner on the 3rd of January 2012.
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As Winter sets in, we'll be drawing our very own snowmen. What will yours look like?
In the film, a retired spy turned full-time homemaker attempts to stop a power-mad super villain from taking over the planet.
She gets some unexpected help from her disagreeable twin step-children in this fourth entry of writer/director Robert Rodriguez' family-friendly adventure series.
Vrrrrrrm.... We'll be designing our own race tracks. Curvy or straight, easy or tough - you decide! The most imaginative will win a great prize!
CARS 2 continues the adventures of Lightening McQueen and his friends. This time they're off overseas, racing in some exciting new countries. Unfortunately, they also get caught up in a dangerous spy caper!
Parents, you know you'll want to be keeping the Kids entertained on Christmas eve. This is the perfect way to do so! We're making some Christmas decorations and cards before the film.
Based on the popular kids' cartoon of the same name, HORRID HENRY: THE MOVIE follows the antics of a mischievous schoolboy who gets into hot water after failing to hand in homework.
Description: Graffik Gallery, London presents Octopuss, Hibernation, and Brick Deep! These three brand new pieces are part of Tess' latest series 'Sea School' – a collection of women morphed with sea life, recycling old and broken surfboards.
Settle into our cosy screen with a glass of mulled wine, a buttery mince pie and one of these classic films. What better way to avoid the hustle and bustle of shopping, and escape the bitter winter weather?
Redstone is giving notting-hill.org readers a 10% OFF all purchases in their Christmas popup shop on Portobello Road.
Redstone is delighted to present it’s first ever Christmas PopUp shop in London.
After a wonderful year, Redstone is also celebrating it’s 25th Anniversary and what better way! For twelve days only shoppers are invited into the world of Redstone Press who will be selling their beautiful and unique books and boxes, old and new, at special prices.
Debut Contemporary reaches it’s fourth quarter and the holiday season is already upon us! Get festive with Debut Contemporary’s spectacular Winter Private View on the 7th December at their conceptual art space on Westbourne Grove, London. The Winter Private View celebrates Contemporary Art in style with powerful, eye catching works from hand-picked talent including recent graduates as well as more established artists from both the UK and Overseas in China, Japan, Brazil, Iran and the USA. Debut Contemporary showcases the best emerging artists London has to offer and has recently teamed up with the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art in LA for ‘London Calling’ show exhibiting a selection of Debut Artists.
Over 30 boutiques open their doors for one night only with festive discounts, offers and Christmas cheer The Notting Hill Festive Shopping Night is the first night dedicated to the amazing boutiques and businesses of Notting Hill. It will showcase the eclectic mix of fashion and lifestyle, and provide the perfect opportunity
for them to showcase their current collections and Christmas bargains whilst offering customers a festive and inspiring evening of shopping.
We all know that, really, toys do come to life. So we'll be making puppets of all our favourite toys this week! Cowboys, spacemen, whatever your favourite, bring it to life! We even have a great prize for the best puppet!
The film is the most recent big-screen adventure of Woody, Buzz and all of our friends. This time, Andy - their owner - has grown up, and they are accidentally sent to a child care centre! Will they manage to find themselves somewhere safe to live? From Pixar, this is a great adventure for children and their parents alike.
Debut Contemporary reaches it’s fourth quarter and the holiday season is already upon us! Get festive with Debut Contemporary’s spectacular Winter Private View on the 7th December at their conceptual art space on Westbourne Grove, London. The Winter Private View celebrates Contemporary Art in style with powerful, eye catching works from hand-picked talent including recent graduates as well as more established artists from both the UK and Overseas in China, Japan, Brazil, Iran and the USA. Debut Contemporary showcases the best emerging artists London has to offer and has recently teamed up with the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art in LA for ‘London Calling’ show exhibiting a selection of Debut Artists.
MY ASHO XMAS POP- UP BOUTIQUE – Great Winter and Holiday gift ideas from Africa to you.
Following the success of the first pop-up shopping event this summer, My Asho, the UK based online fashion store, which retails leading African designer brands proudly presents our XMAS Pop Up Boutique on the 3rd and 4th of December in Notting Hill, London.
Moscow, 1938. A dangerous place to have a sense of humour; even more so a sense of freedom. Mikhail Bulgakov, living among dissidents, stalked by secret police, has both. And then he’s offered a poisoned chalice: a commission to write a play about Stalin to celebrate his sixtieth birthday.
Gregg Baker Asian Art is pleased to announce its 14th year of participation in Asian Art in London, the gallery is holding a special exhibition of six important and rare Japanese screens under the title; few and far between; six masterworks.
The exhibition opens on the 3rd November and will be on view until the 12th with an additional late-night opening on Saturday the 5th featuring a live ‘Koto’ performance of traditional Japanese stringed music.
Academy Award winner Errol Morris’s TABLOID follows the much-stranger-than-fiction adventures of Joyce McKinney, a former 'beauty queen' whose single-minded devotion to the man of her dreams leads her across the globe and directly onto the front pages of the British tabloid newspapers.
Amanda Eliasch’s new exhibition ‘Peccadilloes’ showcases her neon sign art pieces at the esteemed Doyle Devere Gallery, thrusting the Seven Deadly Sins forward for your greedy pleasure.
NARCISS recently opened its flagship store at 185 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill and invite you to the launch of Emerging Designers and Artists' Month on 2nd November, 6.30 pm.
The event has been organized in partnership with art gallery Debut Contemporary.
UK PREMIERE OF TASHALASKA UNVEILS THE WORLD OF COMPETITIVE FACIAL HAIR
Wednesday 19 October at 8pm
Tashalaska, a documentary film by Tessa Morgan (Mike Leigh, Happy-Go-Lucky), will screen it's UK premiere at Portobello Pop Up Cinema on Wednesday 19 October at 8pm.
On Saturday the 15th October, Silvia Krupinska will be presenting a showcase of her
works, as well as premiering her new drawing/audio installation piece, Skinny Fly at Debut Contemporary gallery, London. The day will be an opportunity to discuss with
Krupinska, her inspirations, ethos and uncompromising clarity of vision as well as
witness first-hand a demonstration of her working methods; at 3pm Krupinska will
perform her Grape Extraction Technique on a brand new sculpture. The event will also
act as a fundraiser in aid of Skin Cancer Research UK, with 25% of all sales of
Krupinska’s work and new commissions going towards the charity.
This October we’re bringing the best of The London International Animation Festival (LIAF) to Notting Hill as part of a special Big Draw event.
Expect to see films about a lonely cow, a whistleless bird, a curmudgeonly troll, an over-ambitious beaver and a whole host of other characters in surprising situations. Much better than Saturday morning TV and not a toy ad in sight.
Lee Harris & The Moonlight Convention - Live @ Paradise
Lee Harris will be performing material from the 2009 album ‘Angel Headed Hip Hop’ & his forthcoming book Echoes of the underground: A Footsoldier’s tale
Also a preview from the forthcoming ‘Moonlight Convention’ album ‘Traipsing Bloom’ (featuring) Daevid Allen - John Sinclair - Youth - River Styx - Nik Turner
Lee Harris - Paul Bangash - Darren Moss - Georgina Brett & more
Designed and made in France, Gautier’s stylish furniture and modern accessories are now available from our first London store. See our collections for the living room, dining room and bedroom at our beautiful new showroom in Notting Hill.
BUMPKIN JAM – OPEN MIC FESTIVAL THIS AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER This August and September, Bumpkin Notting Hill is holding a special six‐week festival celebrating the very best in up and coming musical artists.
At Big Scream club, sponsored by Bepanthen, we screen films exclusively for parents with babies under one year old. Enjoy the latest releases from our regular programme accompanied by baby in a safe and comfortable environment.
Win Tickets To See Melancholia at the Gate Cinema!
30th September
Notting-Hill.org has teamed up with the Gate Cinema to bring you the chance of winning two free cinema tickets to see Melancholia which will start showing on the 30th of September. By answering the question below you will be automatically entered into the competition which will reveal its winner on the 28th of September 2011.
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Talking 'bout my generation: DONATE A MEMORY DAY at Museum of Brands gives older residents chance to tell their stories
A free event this month for senior citizens called DONATE A MEMORY DAY on Monday 26th September at the Museum of Brands, Notting Hill, gives older residents a chance to preserve their memories and voices for the future. Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the day will enable older visitors to the museum to celebrate age and their memories by ‘donating’ memories to the museum archive.
Following on from his acclaimed ROUTES: DANCING TO NEW ORLEANS (2008), this is the first in Alex Reuben’s inspiring and life-affirming series NEWSREELS. NEWSREEL 1 is a poetic recording of social, cultural and political events from the streets of London, the most diverse city in the world. The film is shot and edited right up to the moment of screening.
Rachel Glittenberg was born in Surrey. She has a Fine Art Degree and an MA in Arts Administration. As well as developing her own artistic style, Rachel also runs art workshops, is part of an Artist Collective, ‘The North West London Art Trail’, who show-case their practises in the local communities, and she regularly works on commissions for private buyers and has sold to the commercial sector.
The Ice House Gallery in Holland Park
10th-25th September
'Nobody sees a flower really; it is so small. We haven't time, and to see takes time - like to have a friend takes time’. Georgia O’Keefe.
New flower oil paintings by Fine Artist, Rachel Glittenberg, featuring bold and colourful paint work, are coming to The Ice House Gallery in Holland Park, 10th-25th September. Private view, 9th September. The paintings in Rachel’s exhibition, entitled ‘Beauty in the Realm’, symbolise recent changes in her close relationships where she is noticing the unique and special moments which occur each day.
DailyCandy London featured us on their website recently and we had a lot of response asking for open group classes in Notting Hill. There is definitely a gap in the market and a lot of Notting Hill residents are in need of a great dance class in their local area! What makes SoS special is the fact our instructors work with the stars you are learning to dance like.
Debut Contemporary would like to invite you to their 'September Issue' Private View on wednesday, September 7th from 6-9pm at Debut Contemporary on Westbourne Grove.
The September Issue will run with the theme of 'Art in Fashion' with an exciting new interactive performance by the March Performance Group, music by special guest DJ Erol Sabadosh and the opportunity to meet the new Debut Artists, this is definitely a date to put in your diary.
Gautier Premium French Furniture London Store Opening Celebration
Come and celebrate the opening of our flagship London store on Thursday, 8th September, between 6-9pm. Enjoy an evening of French cheese, wine and music, while viewing our collections for the living room, dining room and bedroom at our beautiful new showroom.
Gautier:
37-41 Westbourne Grove,
London W2 4UP
RSVP: Emma / Larissa at Believe Eve
0845 299 0200 or gautier@believeeve.com to add your name to the guest list.
Mil's Trills Music and Storytelling @ The Tabernacle
Mil's Trills Music And Storytelling is an innovative way to share music with your child through an engaging live performance series.
Led by composer/musician, Amelia Robinson who charms audiences with quirky, whimsical original songs and
an enchanting voice while introducing new instruments with the help of her ukulele, books, and talented musical guests.
at the Gate Cinema
Screening on Tuesday 6 September, 6.30
About the film:
MAN ON WIRE director James Marsh brings us another incredible documentary in PROJECT NIM.
This is the unforgettable story of Nim Chimpski, a loveable chimpanzee who was taken from his mother in the early 1970s to be used in a revolutionary and controversial scientific research project. The aim: raise a chimp as a human being and solve the nature-versus-nurture debate once and for all.
Summer Film Camp for 7-17 yr olds at The Electric Cinema
18th July - end of August
Dreamcatcher Media’s exciting new Film & TV Camp at the Electric Cinema Notting Hill offers children aged 7-17 the opportunity to learn how to prepare and shoot a movie. Set in London's most iconic cinema, over 5 days each participant will learn the fundamentals of film and TV production – planning, scriptwriting, storyboarding, producing, sound and shooting.
MY ASHO, YOUR LONDON, OUR WEEKEND –Online fashion store, MyAsho.com runs a weekend pop-up shop in Notting Hill with exclusive pieces from top African Designers
NARCISS Has Successfully Launched its First Boutique on
Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill
July 14th, 2011 London-based fashion label NARCISS successfully launched its first flagship
boutique and showroom on Westbourne Grove 185, Notting Hill, London.
NARCISS boutique, with its feminine, yet edgy collections, fits in perfectly with the vast array of designer
fashion boutiques and luxury brand flagship stores in the heart of London’s Notting Hill. Westbourne Grove...
Debut Contemporary and Vikram Kushwah invite you to participate in the fundraiser for Vikram's next ambitious book project
that will take you on a delightfully intriguing photographic and literary expedition of such wondrous dreamscapes, interwining
fact and fiction. 'Memoirs of a Lost Time' (working title), a book of enthralling photo stories and insightful interviews, will re-envision stories from ten creatives' childhoods: stories of not only what was, but also what could have been.
Paradise By Way of Kensal Green
19 Kilburn Lane
W10 4AE London
Time Out London named our west London pop-up boutique, “not just a vintage sale; it’s a vintage experience". Our advice is to arrive early as visitors from all over London (including Florence Welch) travel to Kensal Green to pounce on our incredible collection of glorious 1950’s – 1990’s handpicked, clothing and accessories.
FREE CYCLING TOURS AND APP BRING KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA CHARACTERS BACK TO LIFE Family and adult Blue Plaque tours on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th July 2011 in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
From Oscar Wilde to Captain Scott, Bram Stoker and Agatha Christie, the secret lives of some of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s (RBKC) most famous residents will be brought to life this weekend through free cycling tours in the borough and the launch of a free App.
We all remember brothers Javan and Shai, aka Risky&Mercer from Notting Hill docusoap 7 days. Now they are back, and this time they are releasing their first single called We Jerk on the 21st of July.
The Contemporary London: Editions @ londonprintstudio
The Contemporary is delighted to present The Contemporary London: Editions, an exhibition of new and exclusive limited edition prints by eleven of the most promising emerging artists. The diversity of works in the exhibition reflects the individuality and originality of each artist’s practice. The selection of artists embody a multidisciplinary approach to art, normally working with pencil on paper, oil and resin, installation, ceramic sculpture, mirrored steel, collage and print.
The iconic designer dress party-makers, 44 Frocks are headed west to launch their latest private apartment party venue. On the 16th of July, the company founder, Laura Henson will be teaming up with Creative Director Hania Elkington to hold its first Notting Hill Frock Party featuring top designers such as Marc Jacobs and Jaeger at affordable prices and where guests can choose from one of 44 new and nearly new designer frocks whilst enjoying prosecco, tea and cake.
London Live wants to give something back to the community and are therefore hosting a HEALTH EXPO at the Notting Hill Community Church where you can have a go at activities such as: Pilates Class, Nutrition Advice, Zumba Class and more.
Notting Hill Community Church
Kensington Park Road,
Notting Hill, London.
W11 2ES
Right next to Kitchen & Pantry!
Reporting about the success of St John's
Church Fundraising Launch:
Members of the local community gathered at St John’s Church in Notting Hill on Thursday (2nd June) to celebrate the launch of the Restoring the Future Campaign.
Combined with the usual Ascension Day Service, St John’s explained its ambitious plans to make the Church the hub of the Community.
Debut Contemporary is pleased to announce
its latest high profile collaboration entitled ART AT ANNOUSHKA a
tripartite collaboration between Annoushka Ducas, Bouke de Vries and
Debut Contemporary's founders, husband and wife duo, Samir Ceric and
Zoe Knight.
DEBUT CONTEMPORARY Salon Contemporary, Notting Hill, London
Official launch evening Wed 2nd March 6 - 9pm (invite upon request)
Debut contemporary is a dynamic and stimulating initiative, "showcasing the best of British creative talent across all art disciplines". Launched by Samir Ceric, founder of Salon Contemporary, First Wednesdays, and Wolf and Badger, Debut artists' work will be on show in the Salon Contemporary gallery amongst these will be Chantal Powell who we recognize from last year's Traces and Testament in Westbourne Grove Church Artplace.
Debut Contemporary hosts a very special, one-off Charity Auction event for the 4th May Artists Meet Collectors Preview at the gallery to raise funds for Lupus Research via The St
Thomas' Lupus Trust.
An interactive talk and themed tea party exploring the lure of Alice in Wonderland. Artist Chantal Powell will discuss the long-standing influence of this classic story on our culture as well as in relation to her own artistic practice.
An exhibition celebrating Tattoo art, culture and lifestyle.
Opening Reception: Friday 25th 2011 7pm- 11pm
Exhibition on show until March 7th
The opening night will be a memorable occasion with live tattooing, DJ’s and a large scale installation transforming one corner of the lavish Westbourne Studios into its very own pop-up tattoo parlour.
Music by: DJ Everything Sucks, and live performance by Myles Pereira.
Featuring original artwork, photographs and illustrations by:
Shawn Barber, Claudia Sabe, Mike Davis, Matt Difa, Xam, Olli Bery, Daniel Abrigo, Holy Fox, Jeff Gogue, Tom Bagshaw, Alex Young, Shad, Jondix, Jee Sayalero, Issac Fainkujen, Nick Baxter, Nick Colella, Gustavo Rimada, Cate Rangel, Estevan Oriol, Lea Nahon, Bart Bingham, Rico, Horishion, Alex Binnie, Al Overdrive, Nicola Andrews, Michael Forbes, William Zdan.
Visit Bethlehem - With Jeremy Hardy - this christmas at the Lexi Cinema
This Christmas, Tipping Point Film Fund (TPFF) will screen ‘Jeremy Hardy versus the Israeli Army’ at the Lexi Cinema in Kensal Rise at 7.30pm on Monday 29 November, as part of its regular Film Club programme. The film – shot in Bethlehem, a town synonymous with Christmas - will be followed by a lively panel discussion. Tickets include a mince pie and glass of something Christmassy
Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising
2 Colville Mews, Lonsdale Road,
Notting Hill, London, W11 2AR
Political Mugs
15th April 2009 – 28th November 2010
This exhibition will show you how political people have been portraited over the last 200 years in form of souvenir mugs, jugs, contemporary toys and tins.
- Fashion students & graduates unite for new pop-up market
For four weekends only Portobello Market will be home to “Fresh Fashion Flash”, a pop-up market filled with fresh, new fashion and accessories, designed by fashion students and graduates. Launching on Saturday 16th October, the market will take place every Saturday and Sunday for one month.
On wednesday 10th of November a one-day sale of beautiful embroidery and needlework, handmade by inmates in UK prisons is being held at 20th Century Theatre in Notting Hill. On sale are a range of exquisitely made cushions and quilts featuring contemporary and traditional designs. There is something to suit every home style. This year, Fine Cell Work are introducing a new range of embroidered items as well which include witty “SWAG BAGS”, making for both a practical and fun fashion statement; tea cosies – a nod to trendy tea parties; and a charming range of small animals to treasure as keepsakes – ideal for stocking fillers.
Tipping Point Film Fund and Alborada.net will jointly host an evening of Latin American music and a screening of Pablo Navarrete’s 2009 documentary ‘Inside the Revolution: A Journey into the Heart of Venezuela’, on Tuesday 26 October at the Inn on the Green in Ladbroke Grove.
TIPPING POINT FILM CLUB LAUNCHES WITH ‘LIFE AND DEBT’
Tipping Point Film Fund is launching the TPFF Film Club at The Lexi Cinema in Kensal Rise on Monday 20 September with a screening of Stephanie Black’s award-winning ‘Life and Debt‘, re-released by Axiom Films on DVD this summer. The film, which starts at 7.15pm, will be followed by a panel discussion entitled ‘When will rich countries own up to their responsibility in keeping developing nations poor in order to grow their own wealth?’
600 INDEPENDENT FILM PREMIERES
The Festival is a unique showcase for emerging filmmakers. The 600 mostly short films come from all over the world – including the UK, Spain, Germany and African countries. This is where tomorrow's top film makers get their first taste of the limelight. Read More>>>
Salon Contemporary presents Salon Summer Exhibition from 15th July until 5th September 2010 featuring works by some of the most talented recent graduates from the capital’s leading art schools.
…For one night only ‘The Hawaiian Beach’ is coming back to the Gate!! To celebrate Notting Hill Carnival this year the Gate has decided to bring back the beach for your carnival pleasures. On Sunday 29th of August at 7pm a tropical vision will be created in the club. Tropical cocktails, beach decorations, piñatas, Hawaiian Leis, bongos and much more to keep you in the Carnival spirit……
DJ’s Manomission and Murphy’s Law will be on the decks bringing you the best in soulful house and carnival classics along with the rhythmic sounds of live drums to keep you on the dance floor late into the night. This is one Carnival after party that can’t be missed!
Tickets are £10 or £7 for groups of 10 or more. Gate Members FREE entry before 9.30pm, for your chance to be on this exclusive guest list simply email Gate RSVP. To become a Gate member and receive exclusive offers for all future events call Madeleine on 020 7727 9007.
Jade Jagger and D.R.W will be appearing with Jezebel Sound System at the Gallo Rosé & Beach Blanket Babylon's Carnival Party on Sunday 29th August. The event will be taking place at 45 Ledbury Road with a beach party and BBQ from 1pm, where delicious Gallo Rosé cocktails will be served. For more information, and to find out how to win tickets to the VIP area, please visit www.gallorose.co.uk
Legendary street artists such as Pure Evil, Blek Le Rat, Busk, Bleach, Ben Eine, Stan & Lex, Zadok, C215, T.Wat, Eyesaw, Copyright and Absoluv have been invited to take part in an exciting, live urban art project to repaint the walls under the Westway at Portobello Road. Work starts on Monday, 9th August and will continue through the week until Friday, 13th August. There will be a public view on Saturday, 14th August, when all of the artists’ efforts and the newly repainted walls will be available to see in their entirety.
Chantal Powell - Traces & Testament
An intimate exhibition of sculptural and installation art that presents the viewer with connotations of beauty and vulnerability – a fragile nest encased in a glass box, girls white communion gloves, secrets in boxes bound with gold thread. This is the first solo exhibition of Chantal Powell's work and presents a compelling overview of her work to date, revealing its overriding themes of loss and longing, the real and the imagined, childhood and mortality.
Westbourne Grove Church Artspace, Notting Hill, London.
9am-5pm Mon, Tues, Weds, Fri (weekends variable)
Tel: 020 7034 0500 Read More
4 August 2010
Experienc late on 4th August (with an after-party at The Lonsdale).
The Magic Lantern show commences at 8pm. Entry is free and champagne punch complimentary! RSVP art@chantalpowell.com
WORLD PREMIERE
The Gate Theatre and Headlong Theatre presents LULU FRANK WEDEKIND
ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY ANNA LEDWICH
Who are you?
How far are you prepared to go?
What are you prepared to become?
Initially banned for its perceived immorality, LULU follows the fortunes and ultimate tragedy of a young woman, a femme-fatale, who skips from one husband to the next leaving a trail of broken hearts and broken bodies in her wake.
"This ongoing collaboration between the Gate and Headlong confirms both as invaluable agents of experiment and intelligent innovation" TIME OUT on New Directions 2009
Wedekind drew inspiration from circus and variety to create a play that would entertain, thrill and shock. This provocative new production revels in the danger of fatal, decadent desires, harnessing the raw power and precariousness of sexuality to unmask the LULU enigma.
Director Anna Ledwich
Design Helen Goddard
Lighting Emma Chapman
Sound Carolyn Downing
Movement Georgina Lamb
Cast to be announced.
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Every Sunday
Not running any more
Soulful Sundays @ The Lonsdale
For a relaxed end to a busy weekend, come down for a feast of acid jazz, funk and old school reggae. And as if that wasn’t already enough to round off your Sunday, they offer complimentary Bacardi cocktails to keep you in the mood…
The Lonsdale
48 Lonsdale Road
Notting Hill
London W11 2DE
020 7727 4080
THE KREUTZER SONATA
- The Gate Theatre
5 November - 5 December 2009
By LEO TOLSTOY
Adapted by NANCY HARRIS
A man boards a train: the confined space of the carriage triggers potent memories. Soon he is confessing to a terrible crime, one for which he holds Beethoven’s KREUTZER SONATA responsible.
In 1889, Leo Tolstoy wrote a short story which became instantly notorious. He hoped one day to see it performed to the accompaniment of live music - but it was not to be.
Over a century later musicians and actors come together to bring the story to life for the stage.
A new play about death, desire and Beethoven.
Direction Natalie Abrahami
Design Chloe Lamford
Musical Direction Tom Mills
Movement Kate Flatt
Lighting Mark Howland
Sound Carolyn Downing
Film Dan Stafford-Clark
Projection Ian Galloway
The Natural History Museum have opened an outdoor ice rink with over 1000 Sq/m ice to have fun on. The ice rink is open from the 5 November 2009 - 17 January 2010.
Packaging has become one of the hottest environmental issues in recent years. From being an apparently innocuous and functional part of a product it has been transformed into a controversial component of the marketing process - one which is increasingly required to justify its existence. The nation's favourite brands have risen to the challenge, rethinking and revolutionising the way products are presented. This new exhibition, sponsored by Tesco, explains the importance of packaging, how it has developed over the years and how manufacturers, retailers and designers are working together to adopt a more environmentally-friendly approach.
nottinghillblog: Experience a night full of fun & laughter with "The Up Hill Gardener's Comedy Show" Sat 28th January. Find out more at http://t.co/VkHCEnzP
nottinghillblog: Graffik Gallery London presents pieces from the Sea School series by Tess Sheerin up until 23rd of Dec. Read more here: http://t.co/T3FE6jbn
nottinghillblog: Get festive with Debut Contemporary’s Winter Private View on the 7th Dec at their art space on Westbourne Grove. Visit: http://t.co/IKCDLHQk