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MAY | spaces at The Albert for socialsing and eating | |
The Albert café 12-4pm The Albert café will be open daily Monday to Saturday 12-4pm and The Albert team of cooks will serve affordable yet delicious lunches and cakes. The Albert team of cooks include: Lara Fara Lorraine Wood Norman loves soup (Jenny and Kate) Spice Caravan Sonia Robinson "Punch and Juicy" is now at The Albert The bar is serving freshly pressed juices by the pool and at the entrance to the sports hall. The juice bar will be open daily during the week. |
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Plot to plate food growing project Contact: liam@thealbert.org.uk |
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MAY | art, performances, music, events | |
Every Monday The Gathering is a floating population of improvisers in various media but mostly music. Gatherings are unstructured and non-conceptual, about collective interplay rather than jamming, although in practice it is open to go anywhere, depending on who with what influences are actually present at the time, ever changing anyway. As The Gathering was founded 24 years ago by Maggie Nicols, dancer and vocalising performer extraordinaire. We welcome vocalists, dancers and players of any instrument. We also enjoy the presence of visual and spontaneous performance artists. Everyone is welcome and admission is free (donation only). Where: 1 Albert Road, NW6 5DT |
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Thursdays in May Farm drop at The Albert Café Where: 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT |
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Sunday, 5 May How does your environment affect your sense of taste? Does what you see, hear or smell have an impact on how you perceive flavour? Is taste truly subjective, and does your personal knowledge or experience impact how you respond to sensory stimuli? Join Claudio Beghelli on an immersive wine tasting journey exploring the relationship between synesthesia and your judgement of taste. |
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7-12 May Utopia Is Not A Destination, Utopia Is A Direction is the debut solo exhibition by Gareth Barnett who has previously exhibited in the Moscow International Young Artist Biennial 2012 and has been featured in Dazed and Confused (February 2013). This residency ties in with an ongoing exploration of architecture and the urban environment. Barnett says "My work re-examines town planning and architecture within the context of a utopian ideology, which is imbued in the fabric of post-war buildings. I love the raw physicality of Brutalist architecture and am fascinated by the concept of Utopia especially now that the very act of dreaming, or considering a brighter future has become, in itself, an act of nostalgia." Drawing on ideas from the Situationist International movement Barnett's explores the urban environment though a Psycho-geographical approach, hinting at untold narratives, investigating the site of NW6 5DT as a futuristic archeological ruin. For this exhibition Barnett is presenting a combination of painting, sculpture, collage and 35mm slide's all completed between February and May 2013. Where: 1 Albert Road, NW6 5DT |
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11-12 May An all star cast of improvisers is contributing to the weekend’s events, totalling scores of dancers and visual artists and thirty five or so musicians. Place Prize finalists h2dance – accessible, political, amusing producers of cutting-edge dance theatre will open up their studio to offer a glimpse of their working practice while prominent UK-based independent dance artists Antonio de la Fe and Lavinia Cascone lead movement and improvisation workshops. Musicians include Tuba man Oren Marshall whose previous collaborations include Radiohead and Charlie Haden, experimental vocal artist Maggie Nicols who along with Robert Wyatt sang in Keith Tippet’s 50 piece band Centipede and Phil Minton, who was once described by comedian Stewart Lee as an artist whose “deep-throated drones and shreds of garbled half-language would have seen Minton either burnt or hailed as an emissary of God” in the not so distant past. During the day times and at the Saturday night after party a line up of DJs and VJs on the current UK scene making live A/V shows including Matt Black of Ninja Tune/Coldcut, Mr Faff, The Evil Zed and Alphabets Heaven. Many of the artists featured on the bill are running workshops and interactive installations during the day. It’s a festival where ticket holders can get involved in what’s happening, a chance to get to grips with the new Ninja Jamm app, learn about live cinema, paint with music, listen to a dance piece, or become a tape-loop troubadour! Tickets start at £7 per session
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11 May 3:30-4pm Free go-carting for children living in NW6 Where: Sports hall, 1 Albert Road, NW6 5DT Contact: Sara Panegarda, M. 07947646585 |
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16 May 10am-1pm SEED Café SEED Café is a social gathering and aims to connect women, empowering them with tools and a network to make a positive difference in their lives, community and the world. Where: 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Contact: Caren Owen carencan@me.com |
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18 May Brasilian Music Night - live music (free) 8pm-1am Come hear the music that makes Brasil swing. Tribo mix cocktail of carnival rhythms and tribal beats. Where: 1 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT When: Saturday 18th Mayl, 8pm-1am Tickets: FREE |
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21-27 May Pistols and Pollinators exhibition Private View Open Daily 12 - 6pm This exhibition is the result of 15 artists and 15 poets working in collaborative partnerships without rules or restrictions. The arts project Accident & Emergence and poet Katrina Naomi selected the pairs, who have spent 3 months experimenting and creating new works including; live performances, videos, paintings and installations. Pistols & Pollinators asks questions and provokes discussion about creative process and practice, and explores the pitfalls and possibilities of collaboration as a mode of production and inspiration for art and poetry. A special P&P blog accompanies the project, and features articles about collaboration, art, poetry and interviews with participants. More info: pistolsandpollinators.wordpress.com Image credit: Nina Ogden, Laica |
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Sunday 19 May 7pm-11pm Food & Games Night Calling all Monopoly champions, Scrabble savants and Connect-4 commandos! Spork is pleased to present Food & Games Night, a monthly evening of nostalgic, low-key, family-friendly fun. Featuring hearty homemade fare and an impressive selection of board games. Bring your buddies or come on your own for some good old-fashioned friend-making. |
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MAY | workshops / projects | |
Every Monday and Tuesday at The Albert Where: Photo Studio, 5 Albert Road, NW6 5DT |
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Wednesdays at The Albert RED ROOM theatre is looking for participants for: THE POVERTY PROJECT The Red Room, an award-winning Theatre and Film Comapany is making a professional theatre production to be performed in Brent. If you have a story to tell it will go toward making this happen. Interested?
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Sundays The Albert School on Sundays emerged from a longstanding and fruitful collaboration between a qualified teacher of science and mathematics, and a professional artis, both based in London. The school comes as a platform where one could project and instil in young people ideals of humanity and education, where skilfulness is passed on from teacher to pupils as a trait of enrichment, where knowledge is conveyed for the fulfilment of their personality. |
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Sundays (not on Sunday 5th May) The National Algerian Centre offesr you a unique culinary rendez-vous to celebrate Algeria’s flavours! |
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Thursdays starting on 02.05. h2dance are in the Place Prize Finals 17th - 27th April. |
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Saturday 04.05. Photographer: Eileen Perrier |
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start Friday 10 May 2013, 4.00-5.30pm When: Workshop will run twice a month starting on Friday 10 May 2013 - 4.00-5.30pm Workshops will run twice a month on a Friday - 11am - 1pm: For more information about Zoe - www.zoeelle.com |
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Sunday 12.05.13 Sunday 26.05.13 10.30am-1pm Drawing classes The aim of this course is to teach anyone who has always had an interest in drawing the practical skills they need to get started. Time: 11:00-13:00 |
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Sunday 05.05.13 Sunday 19.05.13 2pm - 3.30pm Art & Writing Sundaes for adults When: every second Sunday starting on Sunday 13th January 2013, 2pm - 3.30pm Age group: adults How much: free Where: art room, 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Run by artist and writer: Susan Finlay http://everyothersundae.blogspot.co.uk More info |
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Wednesday 29.05.13 |
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MAY | sports, well being | |
Monday 15.04.13 Chinese medicine: community clinic (free) |
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Mondays in May with: Anthony Collier |
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Mondays in May (except 6th May) 1-2pm Kickboxing and boxing for adults Where: sports hall, 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Contact: Des M. 07960459586 Cost: £2.50 per sesssion |
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Tuesdays in May with: Max Graef |
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Tuesdays in May with Susanne Thomas |
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Wednesdays in May 10am-12pm Little Kickers Football training Where: sports hall, 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Contact: Ritchie Ross-Forrester Email: rrf@littlekickers.co.uk www.littlerugby.co.uk |
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Wednesdays in April A new recreational netball and dance club for women looking to get (back) into the game, into their bodies, and into dancing. Each week we will warm up together, work on our fitness and practise netball skills and drills, play a game, and do some full-bodied dancing before warming down. The sequence in which we do these things will vary week to week. Bring trainers and make sure your nails are not long (can be dangerous during play). Changing facilities are available in the building. Sign up or drop-in. Contact Flora Wellesley Wesley: flora@hirudance.org |
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Thursdays in May |
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Thursdays in May (starting on 16th May) 7-9.15pm Capoeira for adults Where: sports hall, 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Contact: Kofi Sampaney Email: kofisampaney@gmail.com M. 07960459586 |
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Saturdays in May 10am-12pm Little Kickers Football training Where: sports hall, 5 Albert Road, London NW6 5DT Contact: Ritchie Ross-Forrester Email: rrf@littlekickers.co.uk www.littlerugby.co.uk |
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