Events |
Events for June 2010 |
Tuesday 1 JuneLJCC - Summer Movie Madness: Secrets and Spies10am to 3pm at Ivy House. See full details...
Join us for an action packed 4-day movie making programme for 11-14 year olds.
LJCC - The Enduring Lie: Collecting Antisemitic Material12:30pm at Ivy House. See full details...
A Lunchtime talk by Collector Dr. Simon Cohen
Residents Association - Council Meeting8pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Listen to debates on Suburb issues and raise your concerns at Question Time (8.30 pm).
An Israeli Love Story8:30pm at New End Theatre. See full details...
Pnina Gary’s extraordinary play set on a bus, in which a young man from the Israeli underground movement meets a kibbutz member. Love blossoms in spite of difficulties. New End Theatre, 27 New End, NW3. Refreshments. Tickets £18 (cons £15). To book 0870 033 2733
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Wednesday 2 JuneExhibition – Of Wet and Wilderness12pm to 5pm See full details...
Burgh House opens 12 noon to 5 pm Wednesday – Friday and Sunday
Barbara Howden and Monica Darnbrough present paintings, photographs and works on paper inspired by nature. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Admission free. Info 7431 0144
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Thursday 3 JuneStory and Rhyme Time in the HGS Library10:30am to 11am See full details...
15 Market Place, NW11. Nursery rhymes to sing and stories to read for 0-5 year-olds. Info 8359 3915
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Friday 4 JuneMuseum Talk - Percy Smith: his life and work2pm See full details...
2.15 pm Peter Delf, Smith’s great-nephew, discusses Smith’s life, output and influences. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Admission free. Info 7431 0144
Saturday 5 JuneSunday 6 JuneLJCC - 3 Walking Tours1pm to 4pm at Ivy House. See full details...
Join Julian Barnett as he explores our city.
Other dates and times:
NGS Open Garden2pm to 5:30pm See full details...
5 Heathgate NW11. Artist’s lovely traditional garden with a contemporary twist. No dogs please. Refreshments. Admission £3 (children free). Info 8455 7618
Walk - The Pergola, the Hill Garden and Golders Hill Park2:30pm See full details...
led by Peter Tausig, member of the Heath & Hampstead Society Sub-Committee and Heath Sub-Committee. A Heath & Hampstead Society Walk. NOTE: Meet in North End Way, on Hampstead side of Inverforth House Arranged by Burgh House. £2 per person. Info 8455 1025 or 07941 528 034
Recital – The Many Voices of the Cello3pm See full details...
Corinne Morris cello Yoshiko Endo piano Neil Latchman tenor Schumann, Paganini, Rachmaninov. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Donations welcome for the Raphael Summer Music Scholarship Trust. Info 8998 3659
LJCC - Ivy House welcomes Royal Opera House Singers3:30pm at Ivy House. See full details...
Brilliant young Duo Elizabeth Meister (soprano) and Robert Anthony Gardiner (tenor) will delight us with a sophisticated and exciting programme of songs by Mahler, Quilter, Schoenberg, Rachmaninov and Wolf, accompanied by David Gowland (pianist).
Tuesday 8 JuneHorticultural Society - Suburb in Bloom ‘Best Garden in the Suburb’ CompetitionSee full details...
Enter your garden and win the Millennium Cup and £25 garden vouchers (runners-up £15/10). Entry form and details from Michael Franklin
Wednesday 9 JuneExhibition– Japanese Ink and Water Colour Painting and Calligraphy12pm to 5pm See full details...
Burgh House opens 12 noon to 5 pm Wednesday – Friday and Sunday
New works by students of Suiboko Studio, Belsize Park. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Admission free. Info 7431 0144
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Thursday 10 JuneNGS Open Garden6pm to 9pm See full details...
89 Willifield Way NW11. Evening soirée with cocktails, in a deliciously pretty cottage garden. No dogs please. Refreshments. Admission £4.50. Info 8455 7618
Stephen Tucker talks to Milein Cosman7:30pm See full details...
Stephen Tucker talks to Milein Cosman, the Hampstead artist, about the people she has met, drawn or painted. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Admission £15 to include wine. To book 7794 1193
Friday 11 JuneAnne CloudesleySee full details...
Highgate Gallery Exhibition, depicting Anne's delight in nature, people and places. Scenes in the Sudan, Ethiopia, Namibia, Peru and Australia. Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution, 11 South Grove, N6. Admission free. Info 8340 3343 or 8340 5632. Tuesday-Friday 1-5 pm, Saturday 11 am-4 pm, Sunday 11 am-5 pm.
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Saturday 12 JuneInstitute - Three courses at the Institute Arts CentreSee full details...
Silk Screen Printing, Feel Good with Food, Understanding your Digital Camera: Beginners.
Abbeyfield Open House Coffee Morning10:30am to 12pm See full details...
Abbeyfield House, Homesfield, Erskine Hill. Opportunity to visit the house and meet residents, staff and volunteers. Refreshments. Admission free
Sunday 13 JuneNGS Open Garden2pm to 6pm See full details...
89 Willifield Way NW11. Bring the kids for tea on the lawn and hunt the fairy in this pretty Suburb cottage garden. No dogs please. Refreshments. Admission £2.50 (children free). Info 8455 7618
Tuesday 15 JuneHorticultural Society - Entry night for 269th Flower Show7pm to 8pm See full details...
Entry forms from handbook to Fellowship House, Willifield Way, NW11 or 4 Asmuns Hill, NW11 6ET. Enquiries: Show Secretary
LJCC - Barack Obama and the World: Saviour or Lame Duck?8pm at Ivy House. See full details...
With Professor Michael Cox, Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics.
Wednesday 16 JuneExhibition - Vivienne Lewin12pm to 5pm See full details...
Vivienne Lewin will show her recent abstract and abstracted oil paintings, concentrating on the use of colour. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Admission free. Info 7431 0144
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Thursday 17 JuneThursday Fellowship Social Afternoon2:30pm at The Free Church. See full details...
'‘Hundred Years of Guiding' by Pat Long in Free Church Rooms
LJCC - Home and Identity, Baghdad and Exile with Eli Amir8pm at Ivy House. See full details...
A unique opportunity to hear remarkable author Eli Amir talk about his life and experiences in exile, which inspired his acclaimed novel "The Dove Flyer."
Friday 18 JuneSaturday 19 JuneItalian splendourSee full details...
7.45pm Finchley Choral Society’s summer concert will feature an all Italian programme with works by Monteverdi, Vivaldi and Domenico Scarlatti’s masterpiece Stabat Mater. At St. Anne's, Highgate West Hill, London N6 6AP. Tickets £13.00 | £1 students/children available from the FCS box office (020 7263 3358).
Institute - Two courses at the Institute Arts CentreSee full details...
Pasta Express One-day cookery course, Alter your Clothes with Confidence.
Proms at St Jude's - 2010 Festivalat St. Jude's Church. See full details...
Proms at St Jude’s is a 9-day midsummer music festival, one of the best in London, offering a wide range of music, from classical to jazz, with international artists and rising young professionals. There are free lunchtime concerts every day for all ages and a series of guided Heritage Walks in leafy Hampstead Garden Suburb.
Horticultural Society - 269th Flower Show3pm to 5:30pm at Free Church Hall. See full details...
(£1.00 non-members). Teas, raffle, etc
Sunday 20 JuneNGS Open Garden2pm to 6pm See full details...
5 Hillcrest Avenue NW11. Urban jungle front-garden leads to steep traditional cottage garden. No dogs please. Refreshments. Admission £2 Info 8455 7618
Song Recital3:30pm See full details...
William Petter tenor Claire Howard piano Schubert’s Die Schöne Müllerin. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Tickets £10 (conc £8). To book 07852 285 656
Monday 21 JuneInstitute - Open Weekat The Institute. See full details...
The Institute is holding its first new look Open Week, giving prospective students the chance to come along, talk over their needs - and their apprehensions - with sympathetic teachers and even visit some taster classes to experience what studying at The Institute is all about.
Tuesday 22 JuneLJCC - A Memoir of Love and Madness: A Rare Personal Account of Bipolar Disorder With Rahla Xenopoulos12:30pm at Ivy House. See full details...
After being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Rahla Xenopoulos was inspired to write a book recounting her eccentric Jewish upbringing & struggle with mental illness.
Fellowship - An Arctic Expedition2:30pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Former soldier,Mark Wood,will illustrate his talk with a short film. Visitors £2 including tea and biscuits or join Fellowship for £10 a year.
Hampstead Music Club Chairman’s Evening8pm See full details...
A grand finale to the season, with musical items performed by members at the Chairman’s request. Non-members welcome. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Info 7431 0144
Wednesday 23 JuneNGS Open Garden5pm to 9pm See full details...
5 Hillcrest Avenue NW11. Evening with wine and refreshments in a traditional garden. No dogs please. Admission £3 Info 8455 7618
Thursday 24 JuneProms at St Jude's - Music on Central SquareSee full details...
The Proms concerts will be broadcast on to Central Square this weekend and on Thursday, so families can come along, picnic and listen to the music free of charge. Thursday 24th: Sir Willard White, Saturday 26th: Jazz Night with Clare Teal and her Band, Sunday 27th: Last Night of the Proms with the Southbank Sinfonia. All start at 7:45pm.
Other dates and times:
Trio and Quartet Music Recital7:30pm See full details...
Danielle Salamon piano Sylvie Gazeau violin Pamela Moutoussi viola Babette Lichtenstein cello Beethoven, Brahms, Mahler. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. In aid of Gospel Oak Action Link. Suggested minimum donation £20. Info 8674 4804 or 7485 8902
The Finchley Society AGM followed by Return to Kruger National Park8pm See full details...
Illustrated talk with pictures of wildlife. The Drawing Room at Avenue House, East End Road, Finchley N3. Tickets (non-members) £2. Info 8346 8209
Friday 25 JuneProms at St Jude's - Proms Organ Recitalat The Free Church. See full details...
12.45 pm by Samuel Rathbone, light lunch served from midday.
Piano Recital by Prach Boondiskulchok7:30pm See full details...
Bach, Bartók, Debussy. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Tickets £10 (conc £7) including refreshments. To book 07546 200 732
Saturday 26 JuneAntiques & Collectors' Fair10am to 5pm See full details...
Antiquarian books, period jewellery, glass and textiles, artefacts, ephemera. Highgate Literary & Scientific Institution, 11 South Grove, N6. Strawberry Tea. Admission £1, children free. Info 8340 3343 or 8340 5632
Sunday 27 JuneFree Concert by Northwest Community Youth Choir2pm See full details...
Performing Classical, Gospel, Folk and Jazz. Burgh House, New End Square, NW3. Info 7431 0144
NGS Open Garden2pm to 6pm See full details...
113 Corringham Road NW11. Homemade teas on the terrace in this exquisite Suburb garden featured in The English Garden. No dogs please. Admission £3 Info 8455 7618
Monday 28 JuneInstitute - Art Foundation Show 201011am to 4pm at The Institute. See full details...
You are invited to two exhibitions of students' work: Monday 28 June - Wednesday 30 June 2010 and Monday 5 July - Wednesday 7 July 2010 from 11am to 4pm at The Institute Arts Centre, 3 Beaumont Close, Bishops Avenue London N2 0GA
Other dates and times:
Borough Councillors’ Surgery6pm to 7pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Advice given on local problems.
Tuesday 29 JuneFellowship - The World Garden of Lullingstone Castle2:30pm at Fellowship House. See full details...
Jim Buttress,a well known Judge of Britain in Bloom,will illustrate his talk with slides. Visitors £2 including tea and biscuits or join Fellowship for £10 a year
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