2024 10 月英國藝術活動：日期、行程和門票價格（5 月更新）

AWESOME 4 SUPERSTARS FIRST TIME IN UK PIHU SHARMA ATHARV BAKSHI AVIRBHAV SUBHODEEP SUTRADHAR SATURDAY 19TH OCTOBER 2024 SHREE PRAJAPATI COMMUNITY CENTRE LEICESTER DOORS OPEN:6PM SHOW STARTS 7:30PM TICKET AGENTS THE OWL & PUSSYCAT - 298 MELTON ROAD REGAL PAN - 37 MELTON ROAD TICKET PRICES - £20 | £30 | £40 | £50 | £75 | £100 VIP RESERVED PARKING FEE £10 BOOK NOW TICKETS NON REFUNDABLE NO OUTSIDE FOOD & DRINKS ALLOWED Information Source: K EVENTS -ANGEL EVENTS -OWL & PUSSYCAT -KDR EVENT | eventbrite

Join us for an enchanting evening that delves into the world of gothic fiction and historical intrigue with acclaimed authors Kate Griffin, shortlisted for Crime Writers Association Endeavour Historical Dagger and Polly Crosby, author of Vita and the Birds. Perfect for fans of dark, atmospheric stories, this event offers a rare chance to hear directly from the minds behind the gripping new novels Fyneshade and The House of Fever. Kate Griffin’s Fyneshade, named a Sunday Times Historical Fiction Book of 2023, offers a dark gothic tale set in a decaying mansion. The story follows Marta, a governess with a sinister past, as she navigates a world filled with silent servants and forbidden secrets. This twisted narrative is perfect for fans of gothic fiction. Polly Crosby’s The House of Fever takes readers to 1935 and Hedone House, a luxurious sanatorium where high society meets the creative elite. Agnes Templeton, the doctor’s new wife, finds herself drawn into the house’s mysteries, caught between a past she wants to escape and a future full of regret. Crosby’s novel is a haunting exploration of desire and deception. This panel will explore the authors’ writing processes, the gothic and historical elements in their work, and their unique approaches to storytelling. Don’t miss this opportunity to uncover the secrets behind Fyneshade and The House of Fever. Information Source: Jarrolds | eventbrite

Experience a magical evening with German Romanticism. We start with Carl Maria von Weber’s Der Freischütz Overture, a 1821 masterpiece that ushers in German Romantic opera with its dark, mystical atmosphere and folklore-inspired drama. Next, enjoy Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, performed by the exceptional Lucilla Mariotti. This 1866 concerto, famed for its lyrical beauty and technical demands, will captivate with its emotive depth. The concert concludes with Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 3 in F major, composed in 1883. This deeply personal symphony blends grandeur with introspection, embodying Brahms’ motto frei aber froh ( free but happy ). Join us for an evening of evocative music and outstanding performances that celebrate the heart of Romanticism. Information Source: The Clio Project | eventbrite

We're taking the plunge into theatre at Jimmy's! From rock and roll to showtunes, we love a bit of everything here, and with space being a scarce commodity in Manchester, we want to offer a completely free-to-hire space for any creatives to use for whatever they fancy, right in the city centre! While the space isn't completely up and running yet, we're inviting you to join us not only to see the space as it is, but to also have a say in how it's run at this early planning stage. This will also be a chance to connect with other like-minded creative people living and working in Manchester and, if nothing else, to have a great night listening to banging tunes! Please note that unfortunately for the time being Jimmy's is not wheelchair accessible. We operate a Challenge 25 policy so if you're looking to have a drink, please make sure you bring ID. Information Source: Jimmy's Manchester | eventbrite

Bollywood Exclusive #InfluencersNight - #1 Bollywood Party Happening in Downtown, Toronto. ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ An exclusive venue, beautiful people, a specially curated Bollywood music with great vibes! Hosted by UMalang and Awara. Sold out every party, we suggest you to secure your tickets early. VENUE: Amore Nights Toronto 559 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1A9 TICKETS: Limited Tickets available. ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ Book a VIP Area and Booth (Seating) and also for SPONSERS. Email/Call/Text: #reservation #sponser ★ umalangteam@gmail.com +1(343)297-8280 (SAHIL) ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀ TERMS & CONDITIONS: -A PHYSICAL ID is REQUIRED FOR ENTRY -This is a 19+ event - VALID PHYSICAL Government issued ID is mandatory for entry -INTOXICATION OR ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR is UNACCEPTABLE -No Large Groups Of Males - Mixed Groups Advised! -Strictly No refunds.Tickets are non-refundable and transferable! -Right to Refusal is Reserved by the Management and Security. -No Refund. -Behavior: Management reserves the right to remove any guest from the venue for any reason. Rowdy and unruly behavior will not be tolerated. All attendees to any event held on the premises must be aged 19+ or over. You are ultimately responsible for all of the guests at your party. If you or a group member acts in a manner that our management judges to threaten or disrupt the safety or enjoyment of others or acts inappropriately we may remove you from the premises and no refunds will be given. Public Service & Safety Announcement: DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE Information Source: U Malang | eventbrite

Chameleon: One actor, Five characters, The show begins when you arrive, and hopefully, will remain with you long after you have left. Information Source: Peter Suarez | eventbrite

Emofest is a renowned event taking place in London at The Garage located at 20-22 Highbury Corner, London, N5 1RD on October 5, 2024. Emofest promises a day filled with diverse emotional music performances, art exhibitions, and interactive experiences for attendees to immerse themselves in. This event aims to celebrate and explore the depths of human emotions through various artistic expressions. Join this unique gathering in the heart of London to connect with like-minded individuals and embrace the power of emotions in art and music.

Aimed at ALL LEVELS, these classes are about having fun and feeling confident. We will start with a short warm up before learning an iconic K-pop choreography at a slow and steady pace. Classes will take place in the Function Room and will be taught by Tammie! Song schedule: 08/10 - Forever by Babymonster 15/10 - Ice Cream by Somi 22/10 - ABCD by Nayeon You can find us on Instagram @access_k_pop where we post class videos and updates! PLEASE NOTE: You must be 11 years old or over to attend this class.One ticket = One participant for one class. if you would like to attend more than one class, please use the booking system to purchase more tickets.Parents/carers/people accompanying participants to the class will not be allowed to stay in the studio for safety reasons, and are therefore encouraged to wait outside.We do not accept cash payments - all payments must be made through the online booking system.If you would like to leave any emergency contact details, please email us before the class at J018harris@gmail.com, or message us on Instagram @access_k_popIf you have any medical conditions that we should be aware of, please email us before the class at J018harris@gmail.com, or message us on Instagram @access_k_popWe offer refunds up to 3 hours before the class begins Information Source: Access K-pop | eventbrite

Cheesin' Fest Halloween BBQ Kick-off is a highly anticipated event taking place in Athens at The Texan - A Landmark Venue on October 18, 2024. This exciting event offers attendees the chance to indulge in a variety of delicious cheeses and barbecue dishes, all for the affordable price of $29. Join cheese enthusiasts and BBQ lovers alike for a memorable evening filled with delectable flavors and a festive Halloween atmosphere. Don't miss out on this unique culinary experience at 209 East Tyler Street, Athens, TX 75751.

Welcome to Fawlty Towers Basil's Twin Weekend! Get ready for a hilarious weekend filled with laughter and chaos just like the classic TV show. Join us on Sat Oct 19 2024 at 14:00 at the Mercure Cardiff North Hotel for a fun-filled event that will transport you back to the iconic Fawlty Towers. Dress up as your favorite character and enjoy a weekend of comedy, entertainment, and surprises. Don't miss out on this unique experience! Information Source: Comedy Dining | eventbrite

Join us for the York Road Music & Arts Festival! The newly-formed York Road Improvement District is thrilled to announce the inaugural York Road Free Music and Arts Festival, taking place in the Mid-Govans neighborhood on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the corner of York Road and Woodbourne Avenue. The York Road Free Music and Arts Festival will showcase a dynamic blend of world music and eclectic sounds, featuring performances by the acclaimed Easy Star All Stars, Freedom Enterprise, Noah Pierre Band and more. These talented performers promise to deliver an unforgettable musical experience in a family-friendly environment for attendees of all ages. In addition to electrifying music, festival-goers can explore an array of local food, drink and craft vendors, highlighting the best of Baltimore’s culinary and artisanal scene. From mouthwatering dishes to unique handmade creations, there will be something to delight everyone. We hope to see you there! Information Source: York Road Improvement District | eventbrite

Actor David Arquette’s Bozo the Clown, and longtime Certified Ross Instructor, will personally teach a class in Highland Park, IL, at Madame Zuzu’s, owned by Chloe and Billy Corgan of the Smashing Pumpkins. Arquette’s Bozo the Clown is coming to Madame Zuzu’s to teach a Bob Ross-style painting class! It’s going to be the most fun you’ve ever had. Guaranteed! We’ll provide all the art supplies* you need—you’re only required to bring a smile—and in just a couple of hours, you’ll go home with a finished, framable masterpiece that you painted, even if you’ve never picked up a brush before. Plus, we'll be celebrating the occasion with a special champagne toast! So let’s recap: Arquette. Bozo the Clown. Bob Ross. A champagne toast. Don’t miss this. David Arquette Photo Credit: Aaron Farrier *Thank you, Bob Ross Company! All Sales Final. Information Source: Madame Zuzu's Tea House | eventbrite

Doors from 6.30pm. Event starts 7.00pm. Deborah Findingis a queer feminist writer with a background in academia and activism. Her debut poetry pamphlet, ‘Vigils for Dead and Dying Girls’ was published with Nine Pens in 2023. Her second, 'Amortisation', just released, won the Live Canon 2023/2024 pamphlet prize. Other poetry publications include fourteen poems, Propel, berlin lit, Anthropocene, Poetry Wales’ ‘How I Write a Poem’ series, The Alchemy Spoon, iamb and The Friday Poem. She has also been widely anthologised, and has written features and interviews for The Guardian, the Huffington Post and DIVA magazine. Deborah won the Write By The Sea poetry prize and the Indigo Dreams Spring Poetry Prize, and has been placed, shortlisted or commended for the Troubadour, Live Canon, Hexham, Hammond House, Goldsmith, Oxford Poetry Library, Renard Press, and Ver Poets prizes. Her debut poetry collection, 'My Marxist Valentine', is forthcoming with Write Bloody in 2026. Originally from the North East of England, Deborah now lives and works in London, where she is also the inaugural poet in residence at the Soho Poly. Amortisation charts a queer love in all its messy glory, from first flush to heartbreak. In it, Deborah Finding writes poems that are often funny, sometimes sad, but always moving; poems that, despite their personal nature, we can all somehow recognise ourselves in. While it may chart a slowly depreciating relationship, Amortisation never gives up on the power and hope of connection. The poems sing with bright, fresh images that celebrate love, even when it hurts. - Ben Townley-Canning The first delight of Amortisation is the wide ambit from which it draws its sentimental vocabularies: cartography, technology, accounting, commerce, formal logic and therapeutic practice are all raided for their metaphorical possibilities, and this makes for poems filled with canny, funny and self-deprecating flourishes. Its quieter enjoyments lie in its ambivalent relationship to risk and sensuality: these are poems that know about wood and kindling and firelighters and whisky, and about the pleasures and dangers involved in serious, sensuous play. - Abigail Parry The voices of Deborah Finding’s work are so blazingly here and now: vivid, restless, they cry out over haunting soundtracks and fleeting urban glimpses. It’s a poetry bristling with hope and sex and scorn, but joy is never far away in all its forms and colours. Amortisation is to be deeply relished. - Glyn Maxwell Evidence that dating a poet is an extreme sport. - Caroline Bird Photo credit: Tessa Foley Information Source: Soho Poly | eventbrite

Welcome to Midnight at the Vineyard Masquerade: A Masquerade Murder Mystery Dinner! Get ready for an evening of intrigue and delicious food and wine at Broken Creek Vineyard and Winery. Don your most mysterious mask and join us for a night of suspense and excitement. Solve the murder mystery while enjoying dinner and sipping on fine wines. Don't miss out on this unforgettable event! Purchase your tickets now and prepare for a night to remember. Guests arrive at 7pm and show will begin at 8pm! Ticket includes: -Buffet Dinner -2 Drink tickets -Interactive murder mystery show Prizes will be awarded to the BEST COSTUMES and to who can solve the case!!! Please dress to impress! Here are some costume ideas: -Venetian Masks -Tuxedoes/Suits -Makeup Masks -Formal Ball Gowns -Jewelry and Sequins -Accesories (Feather hair pieces, capes, toy swords, gloves, etc!) Information Source: Broken Creek Vineyard | eventbrite

*COSTUMES ARE WELCOME* *MUST BE 18+ WITH VALID STATE ID* PENTHOUSE 617 WEST 46TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10036 *NO REFUNDS* Information Source: Off Campus Presents | eventbrite

Welcome to The Sunday Supplement: Meet the Artist - John Wonnacott event at Beecroft Art Gallery! Join us on Sunday, October 27 at 2PM for a rare opportunity to meet acclaimed artist John Wonnacott CBE in person. Dive into his creative world as he discusses his artwork, inspirations, and unique approach to painting. We look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Southend Museums | eventbrite

“Akhmatova's Orphans. Disassembly” (2024) is a documentary that follows four Leningrad poets — Joseph Brodsky, Evgenii Rein, Anatoly Naiman, and Dmitrii Bobyshev — whom Anna Akhmatova called her “magic choir.” After her death, they became known as the “Akhmatova orphans.” In this film directed by Yuri Leving, the poets reflect on the origins of the “orphans” myth, their literary careers, and the fractures in their friendships. It is a story of memory, poetry, and the passage of time. Information Source: Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies | eventbrite

Theatreship is proud to partner with the BFI for 'Art of Action' - a season of iconic films celebrating the artistry of real action choreography. Over six nights, we will spotlight the genre through the ages, from early pioneers to new cult classics. Each event will feature a live performance in response to the film and introductions providing behind-the-scenes insights. The event features ‘One Week’ - the Buster Keaton silent classic with jaw dropping stunts and live orchestration from award-winning pianist and composer Ieva Dubova. The audience will also be treated to a bonus performance of live orchestration to Keaton’s ‘The Haunted House’ in honour of Halloween! One Week Directors(s): Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline US, 1920, 19 min Rating: U The Haunted House Directors(s): Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline US, 1924, 21 min Rating: U In One Week , a newly wed couple receive a kit house as a wedding gift and features one of Keaton’s most famous stunts. The film will be introduced by film maker Natalie Hill, to showcase the work of Buster Keaton’s co-star - Sybil Seely. Often overlooked, she performed stunts to the same calibre as Keaton and went on to star in a number of his films. In the laugh a minute, The Haunted House, a bank clerk ends up in a seemingly haunted house that is actually a thieves' hideout.Ieva’s score will be a unique, live accompaniment to the films and exclusive to this Theatreship and BFI event. She will also share insights with the audience of her inspiration for the score and how music is critical for all action films. Ieva Dubova is an award-winning Latvian pianist and composer, celebrated for her innovative blend of classical and contemporary music and known for her live scores to silent films. A graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire and Newcastle University, Ieva’s work has been performed at prestigious venues such as the Royal Albert Hall and featured on platforms including BBC Introducing, BBC Sounds, Resonance FM, and Exile FM. Her compositions, notably her Preludes, have been praised by the International Alliance for Women in Music Journal as “inventive and evocative,” showcasing her ability to fuse tradition with modernity. Her graphic scores are also housed in the prestigious Lit & Phil Library in Newcastle. This October, she will release her latest album, Undercurrents, a minimalist exploration with subtle influences from blues and jazz, reflecting the natural soundscapes of the Scottish Outer Hebrides. Additionally, her upcoming project with electronic music artist Alien Alarms further exemplifies her role as a leading voice in contemporary music. Experience her transformative soundscapes at this exclusive BFI event.More info coming soon! ______________________ Theatreship is committed to broadening access to the arts - we know that ticket price is a huge barrier for some. If the regular ticket price is beyond what you feel able to afford for whatever reason, please don't hesitate to email us at tickets@theatreship.co.uk and we will do everything we can to help, no questions asked. We also offer arts supporter tickets, for those that can, to pay a higher price to support the venue, the artists who perform here and subsidised tickets for others. Due to the historic nature of the ship, we’re sorry to say there is not currently step-free access into the theatre space. We have dedicated staff on hand to help with stairs, and an onsite wheelchair once you’re inside the venue. If you have any access needs, please do e-mail us at access@theatreship.co.uk. Information Source: Theatreship | eventbrite

Experience the enchanting tale of "The Little Mermaid Pantomime" in Ipswich at the Castle Hill URC Church on Dryden Road. From October 31st to November 2nd in 2024, this classic story will come to life on stage, captivating audiences of all ages. Ticket prices range from £6.13 to £27.80, offering affordable options for everyone to enjoy this magical performance. Don't miss the opportunity to be swept away by this beloved fairy tale brought to you by talented performers in a beautiful setting.

The Freelands Painting Prize celebrates outstanding painting practice at undergraduate level. Each year, we invite every higher education institution offering an undergraduate course in either Fine Art or Painting to nominate a final-year student for the prize and present three works representative of their practice; either paintings or works exploring painting in the expanded field. The prize culminates in our annual exhibition of works by the 12 winning artists: Ali Cook, Newcastle UniversityIona Gordon, Kingston School of Art, Kingston UniversityBunny Hennessey, City & Guilds of London Art SchoolLeila Hussain, University of SuffolkDenny Kaulbach, Goldsmiths, University of LondonAnugrah Mishra, Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin UniversityVarshga Premarasa, Middlesex UniversityBenedict Robinson, Bath School of Art Film and Media, Bath Spa UniversityShannon Ward, University of WolverhamptonParker White, University of LincolnJack Woolley, The Art AcademyUnica Yabiku, Camberwell College of Arts, University of the Arts LondonVisitExhibition Preview: Tuesday 1 October, 6.30pm – 8.30pm Everyone welcome, RSVP is necessary. The exhibition opens to the public 2 October – 9 November 2024. You can visit by booking an appointment Monday to Friday, 12-6 pm or dropping in on Saturday, 12-6 pm. Find out more about our visitor information and access guidance here. If you have any questions or need assistance with your visit please contact us on 020 3598 7081 or email programme@freelandsfoundation.co.uk SubscribeFor regular updates and invitations from Freelands Foundation, subscribe to our newsletter here. Information Source: Freelands Foundation | eventbrite

Welcome to Still Life Drawing Eastbourne a friendly and relaxed art group suitable for all abilities. Beginner friendly still life drawing classes for adults held Monthly. Every first Saturday at Eden Blue Centre, Old Town, Eastbourne and every first Tuesday at St Elisabeth's Church, Old Town, Eastbourne. Looking to try and squeeze in more time to do something creative? Come be inspired by everyday day objects! Working from a different still-life arrangement each month, styled to be filled with interesting shapes and textures, you will learn mark-making and drawing techniques, have fun in a friendly and relaxed environment experimenting with different mediums all while improving your observation skills. I'll be in hand to offer gentle guidance if needed and help you create an amazing piece of artwork. Unsure about your artistic abilities? Whether you are a complete beginner looking to try something new, looking to do something mindful and get into a creative flow or an artist trying to find more time for your creative practice, join my warm and welcoming still life art sessions. No experience is necessary I believe anyone can draw, and anyone can create. These sessions will help you build confidence and learn new skills. What's included? A selection of art materials and different papers are included. But please feel free to bring your sketchbook and whatever medium you enjoy working with if you prefer. Refreshments are also available. Meet the host Still Life Drawing Eastbourne is run by Helen Baker an Artist and Art Tutor and was established in 2023. Running Still Life Drawing sessions, creative workshops, sip and draw events plus creative arty parties. Information Source: Still Life Drawing Eastbourne | eventbrite

A friendly peer support group of local writers sharing support, advice and feedback With monthly discussion topics, writing exercises and opportunities to share your writing this is the perfect supportive space to ask for advice, share tips and meet like-minded people. All abilities are welcome, from complete beginners to professional writers. With two groups to choose from there is a session to fit everyone's timetable. The first Tuesday of every month 11am - 1pm at The London Inn Okehampton OR The first Saturday of every month 11am - 1pm at The Well-Being Cafe Okehampton Pay £5 on the door or click the donation button to pay online. Your first session is free! Life is often busy and hard, so if you are running late, please still attend and if you are ever short on cash, please still attend - this one's on us. To find out more, visit our website, Facebook page or Instagram account www.moorimaginationwriting.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/MoorImagination https://www.instagram.com/moorimagination/ We look forward to seeing you at one of our sessions soon. Happy writing! Information Source: Moor Imagination | eventbrite

*Note that Eventbrite restricts us to just 25 ticket reservations, but if this event is listed as sold out, then you can still secure a spot by emailing us at ladiesofthelockwi@gmail.com* On Tuesday 1 October, we're excited to welcome the award winning local author Nina Stibbeto Crossroads Women's Centre! Nina became a published author in her fifties with her first book 'Love, Nina: Despatches from Family Life', which chronicled her experiences moving to London as a nanny to a literary family in early-80s Primrose Hill. It won a National Book Award and was later adapted into a BBC television series. Her most recent publication 'Went to London, Took the Dog', tells the story of her return to the city nearly forty years later, and is packed full of amusing anecdotes and references to local landmarks you'll know and love. Nina has also written a number of novels, picking up awards including the Comedy Women in Print Prize. We'll have the chance to hear all about her career, her life in London, and how the area has inspired her writing; as well as asking her our own burning questions! Some copies of her books will be available for sale on the night, so bring along some cash if you'd like to take one home with you. *This is a Ladies of the Lock WI event, open to anyone over the age of 18 who identifies as female. Tickets are free to Members, or £5 on the door for guests*. Information Source: Ladies of the Lock | eventbrite

This is your chance to hear acclaimed historian Clare Mulley tell the incredible story of Agent Zo, aka Elżbieta Zawacka and Elizabeth Watson. The only female member of the Polish special forces paras, the ‘Silent Unseen’, SOE’s P Section, who were secretly trained in British country houses during the Second World War, and the only woman to parachute from Britain into Nazi-occupied Poland. Information Source: For Your Freedom & Ours CIC | eventbrite

Connaught Village Art Month Breakfast Panel Join us for a lively discussion to celebrate the launch of Connaught Village Art Month at our engaging breakfast panel hosted by Eddy Frankel, Arts and Culture Editor, Time Out. The discussion will explore the role of art in contemporary society, focusing on modern urban living and the value that small galleries, large galleries and artists play in our day to day lives. Hear from incredible speakers in the art world: Eddy Frankel, Art & Culture Editor at Time OutSukai Eccleston, Founder and Director of CasildART ContemporaryNancy Durrant, Culture Writer, Broadcaster and PodcasterHelen Parker, Founder of EVERYONE AgencyTony Heywood, Horticultural installation artistGeorge Mingozzi-Marsh, Co-Director of Brooke Benington and Founder and Director of Amici (a new collaborative art platform)Please arrive by 9:30 for a 9:45 start. Complimentary pastries and hot beverages will be served on arrival. Information Source: Connaught Village | eventbrite

The author of the monumental My Struggle cycle, Karl Ove Knausgaard, returns to Foyles Charing Cross Road to discuss his latest haunting masterpiece to appear in English, The Third Realm. Expanding onthe spellbinding universe ofThe Morning StarandThe Wolves of Eternity,Knausgaard’s latest work navigates a constellation of characters whose lives have been fundamentally altered by the mysterious force of a new star in the sky above Norway. Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle cycle has been heralded as a masterpiece all over the world. Knausgaard has been awarded the Norwegian Critics Prize for Literature, the Brage Prize and the Jerusalem Prize. His work, which also includes The Morning Star, Out of the World, A Time for Everything and the Seasons Quartet, is published in thirty-five languages. A host for this event will be announced shortly.This event will be followed by an audience Q&A and book signing. Doors will open from 6:45pm. Information Source: Foyles Bookshop, 107 Charing Cross Road | eventbrite

DRUM SOLO BELLY DANCE 7.00-8.00pm Tuesdays 1st October – 3rd December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 123 Victoria St, London SW1P 6DE Tutor:Anita Makwana LATIN FUSION (Salsa, Bachata, Reggaeton) 8.00-9.00pm Tuesdays 1st October – 3rd December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 123 Victoria St, London SW1P 6DE Tutor:Anita Makwana COMMERCIAL FUSION BELLY DANCE 7.30-8.30pm Thursdays 3rd October – 5th December 2024 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 71 Lombard Street, London, EC3V 9AY Tutor: Amie Connelly ADVANCED BELLY DANCE 8.30-9.30pm Thursdays 3rd October – 5th December 20244 Venue: Gymbox Bank, 71 Lombard Street, London, EC3V 9AY Tutor: Amie Connelly PRICE: 1 x 10 week course - £130 2 x 10 week courses - £245 3 x 10 week courses - £350 4 x 20 week courses - £395 Information Source: Anita Makwana | eventbrite

Join us on the first Tuesday of every month for a brilliant night of live comedy in one of London's most iconic (and oldest) riverside pubs. This event takes place in the Lookout Room - named for its brilliant views across the Thames. A line-up of 8 comedians, with a pint and a view - what more could you ask for?! Advance tickets are £6.50 (+fees) or £10 on the door. Doors at 7pm, event starting approximately 7:30pm. Keep an eye on our socials for information and line-up announcements! F ollow us on Instagram at @wapping.comedy P.S If you'd like to support our comedians and give them an extra tip, please purchase an add-on when purchasing your ticket. Information Source: That Comedy Night | eventbrite

Photographer Eric Meola launches Bending Light, an intimate account of his five-decade journey with light and color in 100 iconic photographs taken throughout his career. He will be in conversation with David Schonauer, editor-in-chief of Pro Photo Daily. PLEASE NOTE: RSVPs are encouraged but not required. Seating is limited and will be first come, first served. Doors open at 5:30 pm. Can't attend?Order your signed copy(please specify that you would like it signed in the comments box at checkout). Bending Light: The Moods of Color showcases photographer Eric Meola's use of light and color throughout his career of editorial, advertising, and personal work. In one hundred iconic photographs, including recent experiments with color abstracts, and in dozens of stories and anecdotes, he examines his five-decade journey using color in photography, its symbolism, and how it affects our moods. Meola's work is informed by writers, painters, musicians, and the desire to create visual metaphors with his imagery -- whether intimate portraits, unique landscapes, or color-saturated abstracts, his use of geometry within the frame of the photograph creates a tension that is instantly recognizable. In awarding him its Lifetime Achievement Award for 2023, the Professional Photographers of America noted that Eric Meola champions photography as a visual language capable of great emotion. He's a photographer with a love affair for color, light, and artistic freedom. As Meola says, Light and color are my subject as much as the subject itself. It's the confluence of color with light -- the movement within the color -- that's important to me. Although the end image is a still photograph, the story of its creation, the how and why it came to be, is part of every photographer's psyche. Telling the stories behind the photographs is my way to revisit the creative process, both as a means of introspection as well as expression. Photography has always been a way for me to create what I feel, and feel as I create. Bending Light: The Moods of Color takes us on a visual journey around the world as Meola tells the story behind the creation of each image, giving insight into the thought process behind creating photographs. A photographer from Rangefinder magazine referred to him as one of a handful of color photographers who are true innovators. Photo credit: © Joanna McCarthy Eric Meola studied photography at the Newhouse School of Journalism at Syracuse University and graduated with a B.A. in English Literature. Meola’s photographs are included in the archive of the American Society of Media Photographers, the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., the International Center of Photography in New York, and the George Eastman Museum. His previous books include Last Places on Earth (GRAPHIS, 2004), Born to Run: The Unseen Photos (Insight Editions, 2006), INDIA: In Word & Image (Welcome Books, 2008), and FIERCE BEAUTY: Storms of the Great Plains (IMAGES Publishing, 2019). He has received numerous awards, including “Advertising Photographer of the Year” in 1986 from the American Society of Media Photographers, a “Power of the Image” George Eastman award in 2014, and, in 2023, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Professional Photographers of America. David Schonauer is the editor-in-chief of Pro Photo Daily, a blog and newsletter focused on photography and visual culture. He was formerly the editor-in-chief of American Photo magazine. He has also written for Vanity Fair, The New York Times, The Atlantic, Smithsonian, and other publications. Information Source: Rizzoli Bookstore | eventbrite