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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260614T173000Z
DTEND:20260614T193000Z
SUMMARY:Sunday Concerts: Ensemble Échappée
DESCRIPTION:Ensemble Échappée’s debut Conway Hall programme explores the theme of “sweet dissonance”\, something we experience in life as well as music. Framing the programme are Webern’s fleeting Bagatelles\, which were described by his teacher Arnold Schoenberg as “a novel in a single gesture\, joy in a single breath”. Heard in this context\, the sunny melodies of Mozart’s famed “Dissonance” Quartet—so named for a single shocking note—reveal deeper layers of poignancy. The programme reaches peak indulgence in the fin-de-siècle romanticism of Fritz Kreisler’s rarely heard String Quartet. Mozart\, Kreisler\, and Webern all use dissonance to communicate complex human feelings—but perhaps opening our ears to dissonance in music can even reveal insights into how we understand friction in our everyday human interactions\, conversations\, and relationships. PROGRAMME: 6.30pm Mozart | Quartet in C ‘Dissonance’ K465 Webern | Six Bagatelles Op.9 Kreisler | Quartet in A minor\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-ensemble-echappee-46252052-43b0-4615-8ccd-1888d3c4c35a
LOCATION:Conway Hall\, 25 Red Lion Square\, London WC1R 4RL\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-ensemble-echappee-46252052-43b0-4615-8ccd-1888d3c4c35a
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260617T173000Z
DTEND:20260617T200000Z
SUMMARY:From the Nile to the Table
DESCRIPTION:Hekayyatna presents a supper club with Chef Seif El Sobky at the Egypt Exploration Society. \n\nAn intimate dinner at the EES building in which ancient and contemporary Egyptian cuisine share a table. Chef Seif El Sobky will serve dishes inspired by ancient Egyptian food traditions\, drawing on historical and archaeological research to reconstruct flavours that predate the modern era. Each course is accompanied by a Hekayyatna storytelling thread that connects the food on the plate to its history\, geography\, and culture.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/from-the-nile-to-the-table-1d700b37-15f8-4a9d-9092-eb6b7fa5672c
LOCATION:The Egypt Exploration Society\, 3 Doughty Mews\, London WC1N 2PG\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/from-the-nile-to-the-table-1d700b37-15f8-4a9d-9092-eb6b7fa5672c
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260617T173000Z
DTEND:20260617T190000Z
SUMMARY:Ethical Matters: Can Superheroes Save the World?
DESCRIPTION:“Superman! Champion of the oppressed. The physical marvel who had sworn to devote his existence to helping those in need.” Superheroes were born in the 1930s\, a time of great poverty and social unease. Social justice are at their roots – from Superman fighting slum landlords\, racists and nazis to the every-mutant outsiders of the X-Men. Superheroes have been saving the world for nearly ninety-years. Join us for a conversation on superheroes\, ethics\, identity (secret or otherwise) and social justice with comedian\, writer\, presenter and mental health activist Juliette Burton and freelance journalist\, author and academic specialising in Film & Comics Danny Graydon\, founder of The Superhero Project. Juliette Burton is an award-winning comedian\, writer\, presenter\, mental health activist and journalist. She is an ambassador for mental health charity ReThink Mental Illness\, regular writer for research charity MQ Mental Health and close supporter of Chasing the Stigma\, MindOut\, Mermaids\, Black\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/ethical-matters-can-superheroes-save-the-world-c2cf651c-7dae-4dd0-b83d-62f6b673bee3
LOCATION:Conway Hall\, 25 Red Lion Square\, London WC1R 4RL\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/ethical-matters-can-superheroes-save-the-world-c2cf651c-7dae-4dd0-b83d-62f6b673bee3
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260618T123000Z
DTEND:20260618T153000Z
SUMMARY:Behind the Scenes
DESCRIPTION:Hekayyatna presents a Photography Exhibition centring Egyptian workers. Available to browse during in-person events or Thursday afternoon drop-in sessions throughout June 2026.\n\nRunning across the walls of the EES building for the full month\, Behind the Scenes is a group photography exhibition that centres the Egyptian workers whose labour has sustained the archaeology and tourism industries\, and whose stories have rarely made it into the archive. Contemporary photographs submitted by Egyptian diaspora photographers through an open call are shown in direct dialogue with historical images from the EES's own photographic archive: excavation photographs\, field portraits\, and documentary images spanning the society's 140-year history. Curated by Egyptian photographer and anthropologist Halima Ibrahim (University of Oxford)\, the exhibition highlights the hidden hands of the Egyptology industry.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/behind-the-scenes-4d7647cb-fb9c-43b4-b2d6-6e4fe18762df
LOCATION:The Egypt Exploration Society\, 3 Doughty Mews\, London WC1N 2PG\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/behind-the-scenes-4d7647cb-fb9c-43b4-b2d6-6e4fe18762df
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260621T163000Z
DTEND:20260621T193000Z
SUMMARY:Sunday Concerts:Karelia Quartet
DESCRIPTION:Formed at the Royal Academy of Music\, the Karelia Quartet are a promising new ensemble who were recently prizewinners in the CAVATINA Chamber Music Competition. Grieg’s G minor quartet\, thought to have been an inspiration for Debussy’s quartet\, completes an exquisite programme which also includes Ravel’s quartet\, completed when the composer was just 28\, and Haydn’s ‘Dream’ quartet\, so named because of its serene slow movement. Pre-Concert Recital with Daniel Schultz & Sejin Yoon For the last of our pre-concert recitals showcasing conservatoire students this season\, we welcome to the stage Daniel Schultz and Sejin Yoon from the Royal Academy of Music. They perform Chopin’s Cello Sonata\, the last of the Polish composer’s works to be performed in his lifetime. PROGRAMME: 5.30pm: Daniel Schultz & Sejin Yoon Chopin | Cello Sonata in G minor Op.65 6.30pm: Karelia Quartet Haydn | Quartet in F ‘The Dream’ Op.50/5 Ravel | Quartet in F Grieg | Quartet in G minor Op.27\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-karelia-quartet-644ca145-e45c-48ba-8fc4-c92aa998aa2e
LOCATION:Conway Hall\, 25 Red Lion Square\, London WC1R 4RL\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-karelia-quartet-644ca145-e45c-48ba-8fc4-c92aa998aa2e
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260625T123000Z
DTEND:20260625T153000Z
SUMMARY:Behind the Scenes
DESCRIPTION:Hekayyatna presents a Photography Exhibition centring Egyptian workers. Available to browse during in-person events or Thursday afternoon drop-in sessions throughout June 2026.\n\nRunning across the walls of the EES building for the full month\, Behind the Scenes is a group photography exhibition that centres the Egyptian workers whose labour has sustained the archaeology and tourism industries\, and whose stories have rarely made it into the archive. Contemporary photographs submitted by Egyptian diaspora photographers through an open call are shown in direct dialogue with historical images from the EES's own photographic archive: excavation photographs\, field portraits\, and documentary images spanning the society's 140-year history. Curated by Egyptian photographer and anthropologist Halima Ibrahim (University of Oxford)\, the exhibition highlights the hidden hands of the Egyptology industry.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/behind-the-scenes-01849bfd-516b-4776-abf3-cc1144e86362
LOCATION:The Egypt Exploration Society\, 3 Doughty Mews\, London WC1N 2PG\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/behind-the-scenes-01849bfd-516b-4776-abf3-cc1144e86362
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260628T173000Z
DTEND:20260628T193000Z
SUMMARY:Sunday Concerts: Quartet Concrète
DESCRIPTION:We bring our summer season to a close with Quartet Concrète \, who you may remember from their sublime performance at our 2025 Fundraising Concert. Schubert’s glorious C major quintet was on the menu at that special performance\, and for their Conway Hall return they present another of his masterpieces: the ‘Death and the Maiden’ Quartet. Join us to celebrate three wonderful works for string quartet\, and the final concert before the summer break! PROGRAMME: 6.30pm Haydn | Quartet in E flat Op.76/6 Britten | 3 Divertimenti Schubert | Quartet in D minor ‘Death and the Maiden’ D810\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-quartet-concrete-821d79d9-6f07-47d9-a0e0-d9f8eadb3cf1
LOCATION:Conway Hall\, 25 Red Lion Square\, London WC1R 4RL\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/sunday-concerts-quartet-concrete-821d79d9-6f07-47d9-a0e0-d9f8eadb3cf1
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260701T123000Z
DTEND:20260701T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-748a31c0-0bb6-4ba2-9340-4ebbabc52324
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-748a31c0-0bb6-4ba2-9340-4ebbabc52324
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260702T123000Z
DTEND:20260702T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-d442689b-7eff-4336-983f-dc8ad7704805
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-d442689b-7eff-4336-983f-dc8ad7704805
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260703T123000Z
DTEND:20260703T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-fbd7408e-4a3b-45f1-9f3e-eb9faef10cbe
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-fbd7408e-4a3b-45f1-9f3e-eb9faef10cbe
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260704T093000Z
DTEND:20260704T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-64abb5b4-89a6-4bd9-98dc-f00e0f5a9cab
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-64abb5b4-89a6-4bd9-98dc-f00e0f5a9cab
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260704T110000Z
DTEND:20260704T170000Z
SUMMARY:Camden Pride - Queer Artist Market and Craft Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Mother Canteen is back in Camden's St Giles' Square this year to celebrate Pride! \n\nFeaturing craft activities\, family friendly performances and a Queer market selling handmade art as well as Mother Canteen's famous 'Hot Mothers' chilli sauce. \n\nTo cool off grab a frozen yoghurt from SNOG's famous pop-up party bus parked up in the square!\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camden-pride-queer-artist-market-and-craft-workshop-f239e73a-42d1-42ba-8317-791ca4554252
LOCATION:Outernet London\, Charing Cross Rd\, London WC2H 8LH\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camden-pride-queer-artist-market-and-craft-workshop-f239e73a-42d1-42ba-8317-791ca4554252
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UID:f2e86f4e-c3c0-41c3-bdab-ec21ac0688c3@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260704T110000Z
DTEND:20260704T170000Z
SUMMARY:Camden Pride - Queer Artist Market and Craft Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Mother Canteen is back in Camden's St Giles' Square to celebrate Pride 2026! \n\nFeaturing craft activities\, family friendly performances and a Queer market selling handmade art as well as Mother Canteen's famous 'Hot Mothers' chilli sauce.\nTo cool off grab a frozen yoghurt from SNOG's famous pop-up bus parked up in the square!\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camden-pride-queer-artist-market-and-craft-workshop-f2e86f4e-c3c0-41c3-bdab-ec21ac0688c3
LOCATION:St Giles Square\, New Oxford Street\, St Giles Square New\, Oxford St\, London WC2H 8AB\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camden-pride-queer-artist-market-and-craft-workshop-f2e86f4e-c3c0-41c3-bdab-ec21ac0688c3
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UID:75443316-03ca-4cc2-831b-f8db5f21bb27@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260705T093000Z
DTEND:20260705T200000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-75443316-03ca-4cc2-831b-f8db5f21bb27
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-75443316-03ca-4cc2-831b-f8db5f21bb27
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260706T123000Z
DTEND:20260706T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-985fe404-ad1e-40ee-89a1-36a61cdb7681
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-985fe404-ad1e-40ee-89a1-36a61cdb7681
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UID:64b69a01-8aef-4312-a179-3e01e6034064@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260707T123000Z
DTEND:20260707T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-64b69a01-8aef-4312-a179-3e01e6034064
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-64b69a01-8aef-4312-a179-3e01e6034064
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260708T120000Z
DTEND:20260708T150000Z
SUMMARY:Metal Magic: Cast Your Favourite Toy in Pewter
DESCRIPTION:In this exciting family workshop\, children and adults work together to transform a favourite toy into a real pewter keepsake using traditional sand-casting techniques.\n\nWorking in a professional jewellery workshop\, you'll create a mould from your chosen toy and discover how molten pewter is poured into the mould\, capturing every detail in metal. Once cast\, you'll reveal\, clean and finish your piece\, creating a unique metal version of a treasured toy to take home.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/metal-magic-cast-your-favourite-toy-in-pewter-e0998b1f-4491-4f0f-8331-b243c4709004
LOCATION:K2 Academy of Contemporary Jewellery\, Studio W11\, Cockpit Bloomsbury\, Cockpit Yard\, Northington St\, London WC1N 2NP\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/metal-magic-cast-your-favourite-toy-in-pewter-e0998b1f-4491-4f0f-8331-b243c4709004
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UID:dc539519-026c-4a69-a560-4fff5f9ab9b5@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260708T123000Z
DTEND:20260708T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-dc539519-026c-4a69-a560-4fff5f9ab9b5
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-dc539519-026c-4a69-a560-4fff5f9ab9b5
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260709T123000Z
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SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-658730e8-47b2-4961-9aef-e6b215d4c89d
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-658730e8-47b2-4961-9aef-e6b215d4c89d
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UID:738d79f1-18da-4dc8-9050-a3f886c07a07@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260710T123000Z
DTEND:20260710T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-738d79f1-18da-4dc8-9050-a3f886c07a07
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-738d79f1-18da-4dc8-9050-a3f886c07a07
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UID:69a305cd-9b7d-44f3-a3b2-bfd7f56afba3@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260711T093000Z
DTEND:20260711T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-69a305cd-9b7d-44f3-a3b2-bfd7f56afba3
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-69a305cd-9b7d-44f3-a3b2-bfd7f56afba3
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UID:be56b262-fb63-4e40-b1cd-04076af907ac@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260712T093000Z
DTEND:20260712T200000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-be56b262-fb63-4e40-b1cd-04076af907ac
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-be56b262-fb63-4e40-b1cd-04076af907ac
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DTSTAMP:20260614T010518Z
DTSTART:20260713T123000Z
DTEND:20260713T210000Z
SUMMARY:South Asian Heritage Month at The Garden Cinema
DESCRIPTION:This July\, The Garden Cinema is once again celebrating South Asian Heritage Month with an array of newly restored classics\, anniversary screenings\, critically acclaimed new titles\, live music\, expert introductions\, and Q&As.  \n\nThe programme includes 8 films:\n\n-The Sundance prize-winning queer drama 'Cactus Pears' + Q&A with director Rohan Kanawade\n\n-The 25th Anniversary screening of 'The Warrior' + Q&A with Director Asif Kapadia\n\n-A new restoration of 'The Girls'\, the ground breaking debut film by Sumitra Peries\, Sri Lanka's first female director.\n\n-70th anniversary screenings of 'Bhowani Junction' directed by the Oscar-winning filmmaker George Cukor and starring Ava Gardner.\n\n-A new restoration of Satyajit Ray's underseen masterpiece  'Days and Nights in the Forest' + pre-recorded introduction by Wes Anderson\n\n-Gurinder Chadha's timeless coming-of-age comedy 'Bend it Like Beckham'\n\n-The new British Bangladeshi documentary 'London Boys'  + Q&A.\n\n-Bhutan's first feature film 'The Cup' + live Dranyen Lute performance.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-d1610406-de7a-4bb6-a98b-b2960216cdef
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, 39-41 Parker St\, London WC2B 5PQ\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/south-asian-heritage-month-at-the-garden-cinema-d1610406-de7a-4bb6-a98b-b2960216cdef
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