Latest Events in Ealing(June Updated)

R. F. Kuang's Yellowface is a look at cultural appropriation, racism, and the world of publishing. It follows June, a struggling writer who steals her late friend’s manuscript and passes it off as her own. As her success grows, she faces the fallout of stealing someone else’s story and identity. With themes of privilege, who gets to tell which stories, and the pressures of the literary world, Yellowface is a thought-provoking read. - We'll meet on Wednesday, October 16th at 6:30pm at Coffee Union in UWLSU by the 'Park' entrance. - Whether you have read the whole book, a few chapters or a few sentences you are welcome to join the discussion. Please make sure you can attend if you get a free ticket, if not, please let us know, so someone else can attend instead. Our Instagram: @ldnreadss Information Source: London Reads | eventbrite

It is commonplace now for Football League clubs to field several Black players, so much so that it scarcely merits comment. But it wasn’t always like that. In the 1960s it was possible for a player to go through his entire career without ever having a single Black team mate or facing a single Black player on the opposing team. That situation changed gradually during the 1970s and 1980s but being a Black footballer could still be a very lonely experience. Join Bill Hern and David Gleave, authors of Football’s Black Pioneers – The Stories of the First Black Players to Represent the 92 League Clubs, as they celebrate some of the men who first broke down barriers, pioneering footballers, men who faced discrimination and racism alone and, in doing so, paved the way for generations to come and changed the face of British football forever. Information Source: Ealing Libraries | eventbrite

Experience the electrifying Southall - Get Busy Tour in Austin at the iconic Scoot Inn on October 25, 2024. Located at 1308 E 4th St, Austin, TX, 78702, this event promises an unforgettable night of vibrant music and energetic performances. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the pulsating beats and dynamic atmosphere of the Southall - Get Busy Tour. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets for a night to remember.

Creativity Awakening Masterclass with Blanka Douglas is an event not to be missed at the Women Without Borders Film Festival. Join us at Queen Mary University of London for an inspiring session with the talented Blanka Douglas. Unleash your creativity and learn from the best in the industry. Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and empowered to take your creativity to the next level. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to awaken your inner artist! Information Source: Women Without Borders | eventbrite

Join us for a celebration of the second installment of Tamara von Werthern's popular detective series, SILENT NIGHT, which has now been translated by her into English. This is a follow up to Only the Lonely, which was originally published in German in 2017, and places her eccentric real-life father in the middle of a spoof crime novel. In SILENT NIGHT, Philipp makes an unexpected discovery when a lorry crashes outside his house in the middle of the night, which draws him into a new and perilous investigation. Soon he’s on the trail of a master criminal, along with his canine sidekick Maschka and Police Sergeant Nadja Bernstein, who has her own demons to fight. With his family about to arrive for Christmas, will he solve the case in time… or is he on the wrong trail altogether? There will be a reading from the book as well as an opportunity to have your copies signed by the author as well as her father, the inspiration behind Detective Philipp. Drinks and refreshments will be provided. Both books are available to purchase at the event, or you can pre-order it from Pages of Hackney: https://www.pagesofhackney.co.uk/webshop/product/silent-night/ Venue: Queen Mary University of London, David Sizer Lecture Theatre, Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS Information Source: Tamara von Werthern | eventbrite

Agatha Christie is associated with Ealing in many ways and this talk discusses them. Her ‘auntie-grannie’ lived in Ealing and Agatha often visited her. This lady was also the inspiration for Miss Marple. She, and Agatha’s parents and sister were buried in Ealing Cemetery. Ealing and Hanwell are mentioned in several of Agatha’s stories and in one Poirot even visits Ealing. Finally David Suchet who played Poirot once lived in the borough as does another leading actor from the TV series. Information Source: Ealing Libraries | eventbrite

Felix & Spear present ’Glimmering’, an exhibition of abstract paintings by Paul Tonkin.

Explore accurate Harlequins Women v Ealing Trailfinders Women sporting information for 30th November, as well as more Rugby Union times with Fixture Calendar. Harlequins Women are an elite Rugby Union team based in London, England. They compete in the top-tier Premier 15s league, as well as the Championship Cup and the Tyrrells Premier 15s playoffs. The team has a strong history of success, having won the Premier 15s title in the 2018-2019 season. They also boast a number of talented players, including England international Katy Daley-Mclean and Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm. The team plays their home matches at the state-of-the-art Twickenham Stoop stadium, which has a capacity of over 14,000. Harlequins Women are known for their fast-paced, dynamic style of play and their dedication to promoting women's rugby at all levels. Ealing Trailfinders Women's Rugby Union team is a force to be reckoned with in the world of women's rugby. The team, based in Ealing, London, competes in the Premier 15s league, the highest level of women's rugby in England. Their dedicated and talented players have earned numerous awards and honors, including several England national team call-ups. The team's home stadium is Vallis Way, a state-of-the-art facility that boasts a capacity of over 3,000 spectators. With a growing fan base and a strong track record, Ealing Trailfinders Women are a team to watch in the world of women's rugby. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Programme 10:00 – Coffee and Registration 10:20 – Welcome 10:30 – Receptoral and postreceptoral contributions to non-image-forming vision Manuel Spitschan Technical University of Munich 11:00 – Ancestral photoreceptor diversity as the basis of visual behaviour Tom Baden University of Sussex 11:30 – Mismatching surface colours in the wild David Foster University of Manchester 12:00 – Leveraging AI to model colour appearance in complex scenes Arash Akbarinia University of Giessen 12:30 – Lunch 14:00 – Heterochromatic brightness and luminance Shuchen Guan University of Giessen 14:30 – Palmer Lecture Hannah Smithson University of Oxford 15:30 – Halstead-Granville Tea 16:00 – Food colouring through different eyes Ilgin Cebioglu Newcastle University 16:30 – Colour matching functions for everyone Andy Rider University College London 17:00 – Operational colour vision Gabi Jordan Newcastle University 17:30 – Food and drink reception Information Source: The Colour Group (Great Britain) | eventbrite

A screening of the production at the Bush Theatre, October 2024, starring Azan Ahmed and Jonny Khan. Wednesday 12 February in the CCT at 6pm followed by a Question-and-Answer session with: Azan Ahmed (Writer and Actor), Hamza Ali (Movement Director) and Maryam Shaharuddin (Assistant Director) Information Source: Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance | eventbrite

Join us at Goldsmiths (Cinema, Richard Hoggart Building) for a screening and Q+A between Pauline Black, Julian Henriques & Nirmal Puwar, about Black's life history, the 2-Tone music movement, racism, gender, adoption and cities. In a cinematic and visceral documentary mixing intimate archive and interviews and a storming soundtrack, Pauline Black, lead singer of 2-Tone hit band The Selecter, tells her life story in the context of a difficult upbringing and the 2-Tone music movement in 1979. Looking back, Pauline traces her music legacy, as well as how it is relevant to the world today, pushing the boundaries of gender, politics and racism. Pauline, of mixed Nigerian and Jewish heritage, was adopted into a white family in Essex in the 50’s. Her upbringing was defined by casual racism from within her own family. She went on to build positive routes in the Coventry 2-Tone music scene. The Selecter reflected on working-class life in Thatcher's Britain, their music was social reportage with a commitment to anti-racism and anti-sexism. Contributors in the film include: Arthur ‘Gaps’ Hendrickson, Don Letts, Skin, Damon Albarn, Rhoda Dakar, Lynval Golding, Mykaell Riley, Sonia Boyce and Jools Holland. Trailer https://youtu.be/cbE_8IXYm00 Professor Julian Henriques is convenor of the MA Cultural Studies programme, director of the Topology Research Unit and co-founder of Sound System Outernational research group in the Department of Media and Communications, Goldsmiths University. Julian researches street cultures, music and technologies including those of the reggae sound system. He has credits as a writer-director with the feature film Babymother, a reggae musical, the improvised short drama We the Ragamuffin and as a producer with numerous BBC and Channel Four documentaries; a sound artist with the sculpture Knots & Donuts at the Tate Modern, a founding editor with the Ideology & Consciousness journal and as an author with others Changing the Subject: Psychology, Social Regulation and Subjectivity and the monographs Sonic Bodies: Reggae Sound Systems Performance Techniques and Ways of Knowing, and Sonic Media: the Street Technology of the Jamaican Sound System (forthcoming). Professor Nirmal Puwar is Co-Convenor of the MA Gender, Media and Culture programme, Co-director of the Centre for Feminist Research and Co-founder of the Methods Lab, Goldsmiths University. She is author of 'Space Invaders: race, gender and bodies out of place'; which has a Special 20th anniversary Issue dedicated to it. Nirmal is co-editor of Live Methods (with Les Back), that has a 10th Anniversary Special Issue dedicated to it, in Sociological Review. Nirmal has led the way in creative methodologies, stretching the terms of knowledge and the walls of the academy, through a large number of collaborative projects, such as Noise of the Past (AHRC) and Multicultural Experiments in the Civic Life of the Cathedral (British Academy). Her forthcoming books are: One Mile Walk (Punctum Press), Hear Hear: Coventry Cathedral (Mattering Press) and Outsider Insiders (with Catherine Hahn and Siobhan McGuirk, MUP). Information Source: eventbrite

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery hosts a major new exhibition by painter Alison Watt, marking her first major public gallery exhibition in London since 2008. From Light includes 18 new paintings created specifically for Pitzhanger. The title reflects the centrality of light in both Watt’s work and that of Sir John Soane, the architect of Pitzhanger, in harnessing light to shape space and create atmosphere. For Watt, light is the ‘very substance of painting’, while for Soane, it defined the architecture of Pitzhanger.

We're welcoming back Drama graduate Tanya Reynolds to talk about her journey from Royal Holloway to international recognition in the massive Netflix hit Sex Education and her Olivier-nominated performance in A Mirror. Plus, she'll talk about her current role in Thomas Ostermeier's production of The Seagull with a cast that includes Cate Blanchett. Got a question for Tanya? Pre-submit your questions in the box that'll be available in Rehearsal Room B. Information Source: Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance | eventbrite

Felix & Spear presents This Green and Pleasant Land, an evocative exhibition featuring paintings and a powerful new sculpture by acclaimed artist Tam Joseph. Through his thought-provoking works, Joseph explores themes of identity, culture, and social issues, encouraging audiences to engage deeply with his artistic vision.

Tim Etchells: Words/Worlds Artist, writer and performance maker Tim Etchells draws on diverse aspects of his practice, from recent choreographic explorations to experiments with written and spoken language. From theatre performances he’s created as artistic director of the renowned Sheffield-based ensemble Forced Entertainment to public space neon installations, published fiction, musical collaborations and solo performances, Etchells’ work with words explores both the speed, clarity and vividness with which language can communicate narrative, image and ideas, and its amazing propensity to create rich fields of uncertainty and ambiguity. An introduction to some of the strategies and concerns that have motivated Etchells’ work across four decades Words/Worlds thinks about collaboration, presence, improvisation and the shared unfolding of time that’s at the heart of all performance Tim Etchells is an artist and a writer based in the UK whose work shifts between visual art, fiction and creating original performance. He has worked in a wide variety of contexts, notably as the leader of the world-renowned Sheffield-based performance group Forced Entertainment. Exhibiting and presenting work in significant institutions all over the world, Tim has collaborated with Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods, Marino Formenti, Taus Mahakacheva, Vlatka Horvat, Ant Hampton, Aisha Orazbayeva, Tony Buck (The Necks) and Elmgreen & Dragset. His collection of short fiction Endland was published by And Other Stories, in 2019 and his book on Forced Entertainment (Certain Fragments) is widely celebrated for its insights on collective performance making. Monographs on his work with Forced Entertainment and on his body of work in neon installation were published in 2023 by Spector Books in Germany. He is represented by Ebensperger (Berlin and Vienna). Information Source: PRF Conveners | eventbrite

Welcome to the Fairway open day! Join us at the Fairway Pavilion for a day filled with fun activities. This is your chance to explore our beautiful venue and meet our friendly staff. Whether you're a long-time fan of our events or new to the scene, this open day is the perfect opportunity to see what we're all about. Don't miss out on this fantastic event - mark your calendars and come on down to the Fairway Pavilion for a day to remember! Information Source: eventbrite

Join Us for a Fun Round of Mini Golf at Putt in the Park! ⛳🏌️‍♂️ Get ready for a bit of friendly competition as we head to Putt in the Park for a fun mini-golf session! Whether you're a pro or just in it for the laughs, this is a great way to spend time with your neighbors and enjoy a relaxed afternoon. Grab a putter, test your skills, and see if you can score a hole-in-one! Don’t miss out—come join the fun! 🎉🏆 Event Participation Guidelines Eligibility: Most events require you to be a resident of Folk at Sunday Mills at the time of the event though some events might be open to the local community and our charity partner. Please ensure you select the appropriate ticket type when reserving your spot. RSVP and Tickets: Events are either RSVP-only. For RSVP-only events: You must book a ticket in advance to secure your spot. Only one ticket per person is allowed. If you can't attend, you must cancel your ticket at least 24 hours in advance. Failure to do so may result in receiving a strike. Three strikes will result in losing the opportunity to book future events. Tickets and fees for paid events are non-refundable. Ticket Fees: A nominal fee may be charged for some events in cases such as: a) Limited capacity events to encourage attendance. b) Events offering additional value, such as food, drinks, travel, or an elevated experience. Revenue from these fees is reinvested into making our event programme more exciting and diverse. Accessibility and Special Requirements: If you have any different abilities, allergies, or any concerns that might affect your well-being, please let us know in advance by emailing eriona.sylaj@sundaymills.com so we can accommodate your needs. Photography and Marketing: Photos may be taken at events for marketing purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed and featured. Information Source: Folk at Sunday Mills | eventbrite

**Ground Zero Live: 5th Anniversary!** Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of dance, culture, and unity as Ground Zero Live marks its 5th anniversary! Born in 2020 as the world’s first live, interactive online dance battle event, Ground Zero Live has become a global phenomenon, bringing together dancers from every corner of the world. This groundbreaking event has sparked a movement that connects passionate individuals who share a love for Hip Hop culture and its powerful energy. This year’s anniversary event promises to be bigger and better than ever, featuring an electrifying day packed with high-energy dance battles, heart-pumping beats, and non-stop action. Dancers from every skill level will go head-to-head, showcasing their talent, creativity, and unique styles in a thrilling display of movement and competition. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or a passionate newcomer, this is the ultimate stage to witness some of the fiercest battles that push the boundaries of hip-hop dance. The event will be jam-packed with live music from some of the best local and international Deejay's, setting the perfect soundtrack for a day of fierce competition and high vibes. From Kids, Crews, breaking to popping, locking, and Hip Hop freestyle, each battle will leave the crowd in awe of the talent on display. This is more than just a dance battle — it's a celebration of culture, community, and connection. People from all walks of life, from different countries and backgrounds, come together to witness these electrifying battles and share the love of Hip Hop. Join us for an epic journey through the world of dance, music, and culture — Ground Zero Live is not just a battle; it’s a movement, and this anniversary is one you won’t want to miss! JUDGES Nelson | Popping OoMoO | Hip Hop Bboy Mouse | Breaking DEEJAYS DJ Nobunaga | Breaking DJ Joseph Wu | Hip Hop DJ D-Bo | Popping CASH PRIZE 1 Vs 1 Kidz (U16 Open Style) - £150 (Qualifier Sat 19th April 2025) 3 Vs 3 Crew Battle (Open Style) - £750 (Qualifier Sat 19th April 2025) 1 Vs 1 POPPING - £300 1 Vs 1 HIP HOP - £300 1 Vs 1 BREAKING - £300 DOORS OPEN: 11:00 AM | PRELIMS 12:00 PM On the Door Tickets (Spectators) •Spectators £15 •Child Spectator (U15) £10 (Must be accompanied by an Adult) On the Door Tickets (Battle Entry) Limited Numbers • Battle Entry £15 Venue Info: Greenford Hall, Ruislip Rd, Greenford UB6 9QN How to get there: Tube: Greenford Tube Station (Central Line) National Rail: South Greenford Station Buses: 105, 120, 282, 95, E7. Information Source: Erduan Xhaferi | eventbrite

Truth is Trickiest Book Launch 24 April, 7-10pm Senate House Room 104 Please join us to celebrate the publication of Truth is Trickiest: The Case for Ambiguity in the Exeter Book Riddles, by Jennifer Neville. There will be a brief talk by the author, copies of the book to buy (signed, if you wish!), refreshments, and music. Information Source: eventbrite

Connecting Through the Arts – Half-Term Family Event🗓 Tuesday, 29th April 2025 🕑 16:30 PM – 18:30 PM 📍 Gold Link CommunityCentre, Adamson Court Fleming Road, Southall, UB1 3LP Inspired by the BAFTA award-winning TV series The Choir by Gareth Malone, this project will use the power of creative arts to bring together hard-to-reach families across Ealing. By incorporating drama, poetry, and visual art, participants both children and adults will explore their personal experiences and perceptions of Ealing: what they love, what challenges they face, and their collective aspirations for the borough. A filmmaker will document the journey, capturing the process of co-creation and its impact on community cohesion. After Easter, starting Tuesday 29th April 2025, we will have two facilitators from The White City Theatre Project delivering 10 weeks of drama sessions. These sessions will culminate in a final performance (details to be confirmed). 🎥 Please note:This event will be filmed as part of a documentary capturing the journey of this community project. There will be photography and video recording throughout the day. By attending, you’re helping us document the incredible stories, voices, and creativity within our community. 🎟 Spaces are limited—book your free tickets now! Information Source: Lasting Support Services | eventbrite

Female Founder: SOCIAL MEDIA SPECIAL Come join us for a fun and informative event at Parkside Yards ! Learn from successful female entrepreneur, Reema Virdee as she shares her tips and tricks for leveraging social media to grow your business. Network with like-minded individuals and gain valuable insights to take your brand to the next level. There will also be an opportunity to be interviewed by an influencer to support business growth and following. to grow your business. Network with like-minded individuals and gain valuable insights to take your brand to the next level. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired! There will also be an opportunity to be interviewed by an influencer to support business growth and following. Information Source: IKB EventWorks | eventbrite

CLASSICS & DOUGHNUTS By Hot Rod Technologies Welcome to our exciting event, CLASSICS & DOUGHNUTS, hosted by Hot Rod Technologies! Join us for a fun-filled day celebrating classic cars and delicious doughnuts. Get ready to drool over vintage vehicles in and outside of our workshop and satisfy your sweet tooth with mouth-watering treats. This in-person event will take place at Hot Rod Technologies, so mark your calendars and bring your friends along for a day of car admiration and doughnut indulgence. Don't miss out on this unique experience. Oh... and the doughnuts are on us! ** IMPORTANT INFO: Car spaces are limited to 30. Classic Cars up to 1995 only please on site. There's plenty of parking space in the next door supermarket car parks - less than a minutes walk. Information Source: HOT ROD TECHNOLOGIES | eventbrite

NOTE: All participants must be over 8 years old and able to swim 30 metres. These sessions are for those new to kayaking and interested in starting the sport of flat water kayak racing with Ealing Canoe Club. We will introduce you to the following skills needed to enjoy paddling safely on flat water. Forward paddling (The correct way) Stopping Backwards paddling Sweep stroke (For turning) Draw Stroke (For moving your boat sideways) Self Rescue We will start you in a stable beginner kayaks and as your skills improve our instructors will assess when you are ready to progress to a racing kayak and to club membership and our regular club group sessions. Gaining the skills needed to start using a racing kayak normally takes about 3 or 4 starter sessions. We will be adding more starter sessions soon. All our instructors and coaches are volunteers with many years of flat water kayaking and racing experience and enjoy helping and supporting beginners to enjoy and progress in the sport. WHAT TO WEAR FOR KAYKING: Always bring a change of clothes and towel as you will get wet. We have changing facilities on-site in our club house. Suitable Clothing: Synthetic fabrics such as workout or gym gear are best as they don't absorb much water and therefore don't get much heavier when wet. Footwear: Water/beach shoes are best as thinner soles allow better contact with the kayak's footrests which greatly helps in controlling the kayak. Trainers are not recommended as they have thicker soles and are bulkier. Sandals, Crocs and loose fitting shoes are NOT suitable. Be prepared for the weather conditions. If it is sunny, ensure you have a hat and sun screen. If it is cold, windy or raining it's advisable to wear more layers and/or a thin waterproof jacket. For more information about our club and the sport, please visit our website via the link below: Ealing Canoe Club Website Information Source: Ealing Canoe Club | eventbrite

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Join me for a day womens Retreat! Together we gather in community to practise sharing in a safe space and the Art of Sacred Listening. To be heard, honoured and witnessed as we give ourselves the freedom and permission to fully feel and express all spectrums of emotions with one another. To Release and let go of all that no longer serves us. By doing so we are gifting ourselves with presence and we are creating space to grieve and to release, in community. No matter how big or small, we’ve all experienced some form of loss in our lives. We most commonly associate loss with death. Grief is the natural response to any loss, loss can show up as: Collective Loss Death of a loved one Loss of Finance/dream/opportunity Divorce Loss of a friendship Moving home Loss of a pet Loss of childhood, growing up too quickly Loss of innocence Loss of identity Miscarriage/termination Loss of a relationship Loss of a country/home When we suppress emotion and we avoid grief, we create barriers around our hearts - sometimes learnt as defence - keeping both ourselves and others out. This can hinder our ability to express Love and feel passion. Vulnerability is not winning or losing; it's having the courage to show up and be seen when we have no control over the outcome. Vulnerability is not weakness; it's our greatest measure of courage. This event offers us an opportunity to express and share our losses, grief and its core emotions: fear, anger and sadness. We as a collective are currently going through a huge colletive loss, and are not given enough space to BE to RELEASE and to FEEL. Our natural reaction to any loss is grief, we are conditioned by our societies that grieving, or discussing grief is 'wrong' and 'taboo'. That we must simply just get on with it and ‘move on’. The problem with this is our losses accumulate. We shut down our hearts and overtime start to experience anxiety, sadness, depression and isolation. I have created a Day for women, because I feel we are the ones who are always holding and giving to others, and I would like to give you one day for yourself to be held and to recieve. What to expect -Discussing what grief is. -The core emotions of grief -Bypassing of grief -Physical symptoms of grief. -Heart opening meditation, to drop out of the mind and into the body, to create space for our vulnerability. -Sharing circle to release -Somatic movement. -Grief Ritual -Sound Healing using Crystal Bowls -Light lunch, water and herbal tea will be included (vegeterian) -Collective prayer -Poetry -Journaling -Integration What to bring Please bring along with you a pen, a journal and dress in anything you feel most comfortable in. We ask that you bring something with you for the day, it could be a photo, mementoes, a poem, a song, one word, you could sit in silence, a drawing, an object, a short memory. A positive insight to your loss. Anything meaningful to you. (don't think about it too much). A representation of your love. (this is optional) - Limited spaces are available to maintain an intimate safe ceremony. If you would like to avoid paying eventbrite charges, please drop me an email to reserve your space. hello@hanaelrais.com, and you can purchase the ticket for £99.99!!! -Kindly arrive 5-10 minutes before the event start time for a prompt start. Cancellations and refunds Cancellations are not eligible for a refund unless with a doctor's note. Closer to the date, I will send out full address and the lunch menu. If you have any questions please send an email to hello@hanaelrais.com. I look forward to connecting with you all. Love, Hana Meet Hana: Hana is a space holder, specialising in grief and loss, a Sound and meditation faciliator. After many years of experiencing a variety of losses from a young age and throughout life, during meditation and prayer she always knew there was a deeper purpose behind her pain. After years of all the emotional pain manifesting into her body, finding inner peace in nature and a love for animals this lead her into becoming a plant based Chef, trained at the Blue Lotus Cookery school. Allowing her to build the connection with the mind, and body. Using food as medicine. Having lost her brother to cancer, this lead her to creating monthly ceremonies named Permission To grieve, and seeing clients 1:1 covering all types of loss, not just death. Creating brave spaces for people to be seen, heard and witnessed in the fullness of their experience of loss. Her approach is based on the assumption that you are the expert of your own grief and her work focuses on guiding you back home to yourself so that you can find meaning in your life in the “after”. Her guidance comes from both education and personal experience which allows her to deeply relate to client’s experience of grief and loss. Developing a love and passion for self development after reaping the benefits of 10 plus years worth of teachers from all walks of life, Hana felt called to create something to give back to others. After many years of grief of a variety of losses, Hana journeyed on through to vibrational medicine, having graduated from Tim Wheater and Cherub Sound Therapy training, using Sound to reconnect back with loved ones, calming the nervous system and creating a safe space for people to have a deep relaxing mediative experience through Sound. Infusing poetry and chanting from a Sufi Practice. Hana understood that healing grief needs to be expressed and released through the mind body and soul, she uses various modalities and ancient wisdom, and is also a End of Life Carer graduated from SoulCompanions School. www.instagram.com/hana.elrais www.hanaelrais.com Information Source: Hana | eventbrite

Croquet is a fun sport ideally suited for families & friends of mixed ages and abilities to play together (children should be at least 6 years old). There is no need to have played previously, club volunteers will be on hand to help you get the most from your session. Sessions last one hour and cost £6.75 per person for the hour. Max 8 per booking. Please contact us directly for groups larger than 8. Advance booking is essential. WHAT YOU WILL NEED The club will provide all equipment; you need is to wear flat-soled shoes so as not to damage the lawns. We play in most weathers, so make sure you have waterproof clothing if showers are likely (we will provide a refund if rain is too heavy to play)! For groups larger than 8 people please contact us directly. All children under 18 years of age must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times(accompanying adults are encouraged to also play!). To contact us use the 'contact' button below. Information Source: Ealing Croquet Club | eventbrite

Sisters Arrahma Eid Campain Dinner Come join us for a delightful evening at the Sisters Arrahma Eid Campain Dinner! We are excited to celebrate Eid with our beloved sisters in the community. The event will take place at UB1 2QB . It's a great opportunity to enjoy delicious food, connect with other sisters, and create lasting memories. Don't miss out on this special gathering! Information Source: eventbrite

Discover the transformative power of dance movement psychotherapy at the Goldsmiths' MA Dance Movement Psychotherapy in-person event in London. Hosted at Goldsmiths, University of London, the event will take place on June 17, 2025, at 8 Lewisham Way, London, SE14 6NW. Immerse yourself in a day of insightful discussions, experiential workshops, and networking opportunities with experts in the field. Explore the intersection of dance, movement, and psychology in a supportive and stimulating environment. Don't miss this chance to deepen your understanding of the therapeutic potential of movement and connect with like-minded individuals.