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FEBRUARY — MARCH 2018

ISSUE NO. 184

Arts and leisure activities across the borough of Ealing

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Events, Arts, Crafts, Culture, Education, Dance, Movement,Drama, Comedy, Poetry, Leisure, Music, Multi-Activity

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What’s On – your new-look Ealing Arts DiaryWe hope you like our new spring outfit, which kicks off 2018 for both this events diary and our new (mobile-friendly) website at www.ealingarts.org.uk.

The diary has a smart new layout and we’ve re-ordered the events, putting Music first. And on the website we’ve made it easier for you to find what you’re looking for.

Take a look and tell us what you think.

Contents MUSIC 1ART & CRAFTS 8CULTURE & LEARNING 11DANCE & MOVEMENT 16DRAMA, FILM, COMEDY & POETRY 21LEISURE 24MULTI-ACTIVITY 26YOUNGER YEARS 27

Find us online at ealingarts.org.uk

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Music FEBRUARYWest London Sinfonia SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARYSWANSONGS AND DANCES

MALCOM ARNOLD: English DancesRICHARD STRAUSS: Oboe Concerto (soloist Bruno Bower)BELA BARTOK: Romanian Folk DancesSIBELIUS: Symphony No 77.30pm. St Michael & All Angels, W4 1TT (Turnham Green station) £14 (concessions £12, student or child £5): cash/cheques at the door

Online bookings: www.westlondonsinfonia.org • Info: 020 3475 4200

Ealing Music and Film Festival WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY 7-11 FEBRUARY6TH SUPERB YEAR

Five days of exciting concerts, films and more! Full details on website as they are confirmed. [email protected] • www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org

Ealing Youth Orchestra FRIDAY 9 FEBRUARYDVOŘÁK: Cello Concerto in B minor, Op 10 (soloist: Akito Goto)Richard STRAUSS: An Alpine Symphony, Op 64With members of the English Chamber Orchestra and Royal College of MusicConductor: Leon Gee7.30pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1QG

An Ealing Music & Film Festival concert. Tickets via their website: www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org

Ealing Symphony Orchestra SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARYVERDI: Overture, The Force of Destiny DELIUS: Appalachia GERSHWIN / R R Bennett: Porgy and Bess concert versionAnne Rand (Bess), Keel Watson (Porgy), Ealing Festival Chorus, Ealing Symphony Orchestra, conductor John Gibbons7.30pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG

An Ealing Music and Film Festival concert. Tickets via their website: www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org

ESO: 020 8567 4075 • [email protected] • www.ealingso.org.uk

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Ealing Symphony Orchestra SATURDAY 3 MARCHGRIEG: Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 ELGAR: Cello Concerto MOROSS / Ling: The Big Country Theme GLAZUNOV: Symphony No. 4Sheku Kanneh-Mason (cello), Ealing Symphony Orchestra, conductor John Gibbons7.30pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG £14 (concessions £12, under-25/student £6, accompanied child £1) Online tickets: www.ealingso.org.uk/tickets 020 8567 4075 • [email protected] • www.ealingso.org.uk

West London Sinfonia SATURDAY 17 MARCHA WITCH HUNT AND HALLUCINATIONS

ELGAR: Introduction and Allegro for Orchestra and String QuartetMACMILLAN: The Confession of Isobel GowdieBERLIOZ: Symphonie Fantastique7.30pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1QG £14 (concessions £12, student or child £5): cash/cheques only at the door

Buy online at: www.westlondonsinfonia.org • Info: 020 3475 4200

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Ealing Choral Society SUNDAY 18 MARCHBEETHOVEN: MISSA SOLEMNIS

Sinfonia Britannica, conducted by Jonathan Williams The Missa Solemnis in D Major, Op. 123 is a solemn mass composed by Ludwig van Beethoven from 1819 to 1823, around the same time as his Ninth Symphony. It is considered one of the composer’s supreme achievements and one of the most significant Mass settings of the period. The challenging nature of this dramatic work – for orchestra, choir and soloists – means that it can be less frequently performed than other works. Enjoy this rare opportunity to experience a true masterpiece.7pm. Cadogan Hall, 5 Sloane Terrace, London SW1X 9DQ£24, £17, £10 (ENCORE members 10% off)

Box office: www.cadoganhall.com/event/ealing-choral-society-180318/ 020 7730 4500 • www.ealingchoralsociety.org.uk

Petros Singers SATURDAY 24 MARCHFOWER SOVEREYGNES REYGNES: THE MUSIC OF THOMAS TALLIS

This concert, featuring special guest ensemble The Marian Consort, explores the music of England’s first iconic composer, charting how his style developed to serve the fluctuating requirements of the four monarchs under whom he served. In so doing, we follow a period of tremendous social and religious upheaval and trace the genesis of Anglican liturgical music.7.30pm. St Barnabas, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1QG £20 (concessions £17, under 18s/students £5)

www.petrossingers.org Enquiries: [email protected] • Box office www.wegottickets.com/petrossingers

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Ealing Common Choir and chamber orchestra SUNDAY 25 MARCHMONTEVERDI: Nisi Dominus; Lauda Jerusalem BUXTEHUDE: Magnificat PÄRT: Magnificat; Beatitudes HANDEL: Utrecht Te DeumFeast your ears on extraordinarily simple and beautiful music from the 16th and 21st Centuries.6 for 6.30pm. St Matthew’s, North Common Road, W5 2QA. £12 (16s and under free)

[email protected] • www.smce.org.uk

REGULAR EVENTS

The Hanwell Voice Studio SINGING LESSONS

Singing lessons with a professional opera singer from English National Opera. Master a solid vocal technique, essential for success in performance. Tuition for all musical styles. Beginners welcome.The Hanwell Voice Studio, W7 Enquiries (Lydia Marchione, AGSM): 07791 170662 • www.lydiamarchione.com

Ealing Junior Music School SATURDAYS EJMS is a Saturday morning music school for 3-18 year olds; we are based at Twyford C of E High School in Acton. We provide individual instrumental tuition on almost every instrument of the orchestra, as well as guitar and singing lessons, in a relaxed and fun environment. We run some 20 orchestras and ensembles and three choirs, including one for parents, along with musicianship classes for our youngest pupils. Parents can relax in the café. Ensemble-only pupils are welcome. Sorry, we do not do piano lessons.8.30am - 1.30pm. Twyford CofE High School W3 9PP. Spring term starts Jan 6th. Charges vary, depending on course taken.

[email protected] • www.ejms.org.uk

The Friends of St Mary’s Perivale SUNDAYSSUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS AT ST MARY’S PERIVALE

4 February: The Friern Ensemble 18 February: The Artesian String Quartet25 February: Mark Viner4 March: Benjamin Marquise Gilmore (violin) Leonid Gorokhov (cello) Caroline Palmer (piano)18 March: Michael Foyle (violin) Maksim Stsura (piano)25 March: The Fournier Piano Trio3pm. St Mary’s Church, Perivale Lane, Perivale UB6 8SS. Free with retiring collection

020 8997 7691 • [email protected] • www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk

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Ealing Chamber Music Club MONDAYSNew playing members (and visitors) are always welcome at our regular evenings. Free refreshments. Second Monday in the month, except August. 8pm. St Mary’s Church, Perivale 020 3143 3206 • [email protected] • www.ecmc.org.uk

Capital Chorus MONDAYSWEEKLY REHEARSAL

We’re a friendly, diverse and welcoming group of men who love to sing close-harmony songs in the barbershop style. Whatever your age or experience, come and meet us at our weekly open rehearsal. Barbershop could be the exciting, rewarding, fun hobby you’re looking for.7.45 - 10.15pm. Kingsdown Methodist Church, Northfield Avenue, Ealing W13 9PR 07963 595930 • www.capitalchorus.co.uk

West London Strings MONDAYSCome and join us! We are a friendly, supportive string orchestra which plays classical music on Monday evenings in West Kensington. Anyone is welcome, from 18 to 80+. Grade 4 upwards, no auditions. To find out more, visit www.westlondonstrings.org.uk or call Sheila Metcalfe on 020 8946 6185.7.15 - 9.30pm. St Mary’s Church Hall, Edith Road, London W14. £90 per term

Enquiries (Sheila Metcalfe): 020 8946 6185 • www.westlondonstrings.org.uk

The Love2sing Choir MONDAYSTHE LOVE2SING EALING CHOIR

Come and sing with us at the Love2sing Ealing Choir. Take part in fun, friendly and informative weekly rehearsals and twice yearly concerts. The choir meets for 35 rehearsals per year (terms vary 10-13wks). You will make new friends, raise money, learn and Love2sing. Styles include: Pop, Musical Theatre, Big Band, Rock, Motown, Traditional, World Music and more. Terms run from Sept (Autumn), Jan (Spring) and April/May (Summer).3pm. North Hanwell Baptist Church, Cuckoo Avenue, W7 1BWMonthly subscription: £20.40 Termly: £70 (10 wks) - £91 (13wks). Terms vary. Check term lengths at: www.love2sing.co.uk/term-dates 07989 560603 • [email protected] • www.love2sing.co.uk

The Friends of St Mary’s Perivale TUESDAYSTUESDAY AFTERNOON PIANO RECITAL SERIES

6 February: Tamila Salimdjanova 13 February: Bobby Chen 20 February: Hin-Yat Tsang 27 February: Julian Trevelyan6 March: Olga Jegunova 13 March: Reiko Fujisawa20 March: Alexander Ullman27 March: Martin Cousin 2pm. St Mary’s Church, Perivale Lane, Perivale. UB6 8SS. Free with retiring collection 020 8997 7691 / [email protected] • www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk

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Petros Singers TUESDAYSWe are a well-regarded chamber choir known for our communicative singing and varied repertoire – from major oratorios to exquisite miniatures. In 2018 we’re collaborating with The Marian Consort to perform the work of Thomas Tallis; and exploring musical portraits of hellos and goodbyes with Parry’s Songs of Farewell as a centrepiece, marking the centenary of his death.We rehearse at St Peter’s Church, Black Lion Lane, W6 on Tuesdays during term-time from 8-9.45pm. Annual subscription £190. Tenors and basses are welcome to audition. We’d also love to hear from young singers; members aged 27 or under can join free of charge under our bursary scheme, subject to audition. Supporting The Upper Room (www.theupperroom.org.uk). Please contact [email protected]

and see our website www.petrossingers.org for full details.

The Friends of St Mary’s Perivale WEDNESDAYSWEDNESDAY EVENING CONCERTS AT ST MARY’S PERIVALE

31 January: Anna Hashimoto (clarinet) / Oscar Perks (violin) Sebastian Kolin (cello) Caroline Palmer (piano)21 February: Anna Tsybuleva (piano) 28 February: The Passepartout piano duo / The Talisman piano trio7 March: Sian Dicker (soprano) Stephen Rose (piano) / The Seta String Sextet 14 March: Alena Walentin (flute) Niklas Walentin (violin) Viv McLean (piano)21 March: Franklin Cohen & Christopher Richards (clarinets) Dina Duisen (piano)7.30pm. St Mary’s Church, Perivale Lane, Perivale. UB6 8SS. Free with retiring collection

020 8997 7691 • [email protected] • www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk

Ealing Folk Club WEDNESDAYSListeners, singers, players, all welcome. As long as it’s unplugged, anything goes! See ealingsessions.wordpress.com in Blogroll section for more information.First Wednesday of every month, 8-11pm The Grange, Warwick Road, Ealing W5 3XH. Free entry

[email protected]

Questors Choir WEDNESDAYSCOME AND SING WITH QUESTORS CHOIR

Don’t be shy – come along and see what you make of us. Newcomers can attend up to three sessions on a free trial basis. There are no auditions, and all abilities and voice parts are welcome. Try us out and you’ll soon have a passion for choral singing! Our repertoire is deliberately varied. Past concert performances include major works ranging from Baroque to contemporary, as well as folk songs, spirituals and carols. Above all, we aim to enjoy ourselves through singing. In addition to performing in three to four concerts a year, we also organise or take part in open singing days, choral workshops and singing festivals. Each Christmas we sing for a national or local charity selected by choir members.8 - 10pm. St Martin’s Church, Hale Gardens, W3 9SQ Full year £140 or £130 early bird or £110 concessions; term £60 or £50 concessions.

Anyone over 16 can join, and if you are 25 or under your annual membership is free of charge. 020 8816 7734 • 07802 720333 • www.questorschoir.org.uk

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The Love2sing Choir WEDNESDAYSTHE LOVE2SING EALING CHOIR

Come and sing with us at the Love2sing Ealing Choir. Take part in fun, friendly and informative weekly rehearsals and twice yearly concerts. The choir meets for 35 rehearsals per year (terms vary 10-13wks). You will make new friends, raise money, learn and Love2sing. Styles include: Pop, Musical Theatre, Big Band, Rock, Motown, Traditional, World Music and more. Terms run from Sept (Autumn), Jan (Spring) and April/May (Summer).7.30-9.30pm. St Christopher’s, Bordars Road, Hanwell, W7 1AGMonthly subscription: £26.25 Termly: £90 (10 wks) - £117 (13wks). Terms vary. Check: www.love2sing.co.uk/term-dates 07989 560603 • [email protected] • www.love2sing.co.uk

Gregorian Chant: Ealing Abbey Lay Plainchant Choir WEDNESDAYSDirector Fr Peter Burns OSB. Exploring the riches of the Gregorian Chant tradition. New members always welcome. We usually sing at a Parish Liturgy once each month at 12 noon. A group also sings at a local care home monthly.6.30 for 6.40 - 8pm. Bulbeck Room of the Ealing Abbey Parish Centre Voluntary contribution of £2 per session

020 8862 2160 • [email protected]

Julian Light Operatic Society WEDNESDAYSNAUTICAL NICETIES – OUR SPRING MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

We’re starting rehearsals for our Spring show, Nautical Niceties, featuring extracts from HMS Pinafore and many more. New members will be made very welcome, especially (shock) sopranos and altos.7.45pm. Nelson Room, Ealing Town Hall No charge. If you stay with us, we do have a membership fee.

07976 577 232 • [email protected] • www.julianoperatic.org

St Barnabas Church FRIDAYSFRIDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERTS AT ST BARNABAS CHURCH

2 February: Ulrich Heinen (cello) John Humphreys (piano)9 February: John Granger Fisher (piano)16 February: The Blaze Ensemble23 February: The Opal Piano Trio2 March: Ellie Lovegrove (trumpet) Richard Moore (organ) 9 March: Vitaly Pisarenko (piano)16 March: Hugh Mather (organ)23 March: The Kirkman String Quartet1pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, London W5 1QG. Free with retiring collection 020 8997 7691 • [email protected] • www.barnabites.org/concerts

Ealing Youth Orchestra FRIDAYSRegular Friday term-time rehearsals, 5 concerts a year plus annual European tour. Aged 13-19, Grade 6 standard and above.6-9pm. Twyford CofE High School, Acton

Full audition details at www.eyo.org.uk or email EYO Chair Chris Brown [email protected]

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Art & Crafts Borough of Ealing Art TrailBEAT is a non-selective, not-for-profit organisation run by artists for artists, holding an annual open studios event over two consecutive weekends every September, during which members open their houses or studios to the public to exhibit and sell their work. Annual membership is £5, available anytime throughout the year, but to take part in the BEAT weekends exhibiting fees are extra, payable in January/February. To exhibit, a member must live or work within the Borough of Ealing. The membership application is online at www.ealingbeat.org.uk.

[email protected]

REGULAR EVENTS

Lady’s Creative Centre (charity reg no 1041528)Art and craft classes. Doll’s house museum: Saturdays 10am-3pm; school visits by arrangement.International Creative Day: Saturday 30 June; enquiries welcome 12 Haven Green, Ealing, W5 2UU or locallyMembership £20/year; classes and table hire extra. 020 8998 8236 / [email protected] / www.ladyscreativecentre.co.uk

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Pamela Lloyd-Jones SATURDAYSLIFE DRAWING

Tutored workshop with wonderful models. Booking required. Boards and all materials supplied. Bring an easel if you have one.13 January, 3 February, 3 March, 10am - 1pmThe Brentham Club, 38a Meadvale Road Ealing W5£22 to include all materials and tea/coffee and biscuits

07941 938466 • www.pamelalloydjones.co.uk

The Ealing Lacemakers MONDAYSA small, friendly group making a variety of laces, independently run, some tuition availableEvery Monday except for bank holidays7.30 - 9.30pm. Room 2, Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, W13 020 8991 9338 • [email protected]

St. Andrew’s Art Workshops MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYSTUTOR-LED WORKSHOPS FOR OIL PAINTING AND MIXED MEDIA

Materials supplied for all groups at small additional charge.Oil painting workshops include structured courses for beginners.Beginners welcome. Tutor: ex-college lecturer.During term-time, Painting: Mon, Tue, Wed 10am - 1pm. £9 per 3hr. session Mixed media: Thurs 10am - 12.30pm. £8 per 2½hr sessionSt Andrew’s Church Centre, Mount Park Road, Ealing W5

020 8998 8435

The 4020 Art Group MONDAYS, TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYSDRAWING AND PAINTING CLASSES FOR ALL

We are a friendly bunch of amateur artists with our own studio and professional tutors. We offer a varied programme of high quality teaching for all. Beginners and more experienced artists welcome.Weekly term-time classes: 8 January - 27 March Mondays: 10am - 1pm or 2 - 5pm Tuesdays: 10am - 1pm£200 for 12 weeks (half-term 12-16 February)Art class for teenagers – Painting and drawing in the classical style Saturday classes suitable for young people aged 12-16 years Contact Joanna Broom: 07828 908582 • [email protected] • www.4020artgroup.co.ukSpecialist short courses and evening classes run by professional tutors See www.4020artgroup.co.uk for detailsHanwell Community Centre, Westcott Crescent, W7 1PD Membership enquiries: 07535 347764 • [email protected]

Pamela Lloyd-Jones TUESDAYSART CLASSES

We are now painting in acrylics.9 January - 27 March (half-term 13 February)10am - 12 noon or 1-3pm. The Brentham Club, 38a Meadvale Road, Ealing W5£116 for 11 week term or £13 per session

07941 938466 • www.pamelalloydjones.co.uk

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ARTISTSARTISTSDon’t miss your chance to be part of the exciting Ealing Art Trail Open Studios event taking place on 7-9 & 14-16 September 2018No matter what your medium – painting, photography, wood work, sculpture, glass, ceramics, metal, textiles, print, mosaics, collage – anyone living or working in the London Borough of Ealing is eligible to take part.

Applications will be open from 1 February to 31 March 2018Further information about the event and the application forms for groups and individuals can be found on

www.ealingbeat.org.uk

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Patricia Burbidge TUESDAYSWATERCOLOUR PAINTING AT NORTHFIELDS COMMUNITY CENTRE

Mixed ability watercolour painting classes with tutor Patricia Burbidge. We experiment with colour mixing, still life and landscape composition using a variety of watercolour techniques.9th January-20th March: 10am-12.30: £80 for 10 weeks, and 1-4pm: £90 for 10 weeksRoom 1, Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, W13 9SS

[email protected] • 020 8891 5115

Ealing Flower Club WEDNESDAYSFLORAL DESIGN DEMONSTRATIONS

21 February: Warm up February with kaleidoscopes of colour. Carrol Bennett’s flowers demonstration will brighten your evening.21 March: Spring is on the way and Jacqueline Aviolet will let us into the secrets of her plant nursery after our short AGM. She will bring plants to enhance your garden or window box.7pm for 7.30 start. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG (buses E2 or E9; parking in road)Visitors welcome: £5.50 per session. Membership open from April onwards. Enquiries (Christine): 020 8998 8228 • [email protected]

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Sew What? WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYSLEARN TO SEW OR GET IT FIXED

Machine sewing classes for total beginners and intermediate skill. Adult class options: Wed/ Fri/ Sat 10.30am & 12.30pm. Separate after school or holiday club classes for children 9+yrs. Repairs and alterations by quote. Call Debbie to chat sewing!Garden studio on Brunswick Road, W5 1AH [email protected] • 07946 826338 • www.sewwhatcafe.com

Ealing Quilters THURSDAYS15 February: Draw String Gift Bag15 March: Transfer printing7.30pm. Ealing Centre for Independent Living (ECIL), 1 Bayham Road, West Ealing, W13 0TQ£4 (members free)

020 8998 6023 or 07757 911740

Ealing & Hampshire House Photographic Society THURSDAYSWe are a friendly and very sociable group of photographers making up one of the world’s longest-established Photographic Societies. We meet weekly for talks, practicals, and competitions, both Print and Projected.All levels welcome - come and try us out!7.45 for 8 - 10pm. Ealing Town Hall – with occasional exceptions: see http://www.ehhps.org.uk/event-calendar/Our membership rates are very reasonable but your first visit is free. [email protected] • www.ehhps.org.uk

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Culture & Learning Colette Wilson French Cultural CoursesComing soon Summer and Autumn 2018PARIS: THE MODERN CITY 1848-1914 POST-WAR PARIS: EXISTENTIALISM, ART, AND PROTEST MODERN FRENCH AUTOBIOGRAPHY: LITERATURE, FILM, ART

Exciting, thought-provoking courses on French literature, art, film, history and culture led by Dr. Colette Wilson. Texts in translation. Whether you’ve studied the subject before or are keen to explore something new, you’ll be made very welcome. Friendly, interactive sessions.Pitshanger Lane area, Ealing. 10-week courses, 2 hours per week, £100 To register your interest / for further details contact: [email protected]

Friends of Marcq-en-Baroeul EALING’S TWIN TOWN IN FRANCE

The Friends of Marcq is a local group promoting friendship and activities between Ealing and Marcq-en-Baroeul, which is close to Lille, so easily accessible. Knowledge of French is not necessary for many of the organised events. We offer exchange visits to France for language and cultural weekends, staying with French hosts. There are also French classes at various levels, and a variety of activities throughout the year in Ealing. Enquiries: 020 8991 9685 * 020 8568 6159 • www.fomeb.eu

REGULAR EVENTS

The Arts Society Ealing (formerly EDFAS) MONDAYS19 February: Adam Busiakiewicz – Vermeer and the Lute19 March: Steven Desmond – Historic Gardens of the Italian Lakes8pm. William Barry Theatre, Univ of West London. W5 5RF Visitors welcome. £7 non-members, full-time students £3

www.edfas.org.uk

Ealing Red Lion Readers MONDAYSWe are an informal book group and welcome new members. We read and discuss a wide variety of books including contemporary fiction. Our meetings are monthly, and once a year we visit the theatre to see a play such as Rattigan’s French Without Tears.First Monday in month, 7.30pm. Red Lion, 13 St Mary’s Road, W5 5RA

Enquiries (Hazel): [email protected] • https://redlionreadersealing.wordpress.com/

Ealing National Trust Association TUESDAYS6 February, 2pm: The Changing Face of London, by Andrew Davies6 March, 7.30pm: Pitzhanger Manor: Sir John Soane’s Dream House in Ealing – his home in the country, 1800-1810: looking at the current restoration process, by Richard FlenleyTimes as above. Parish Hall, Christ Church, Ealing Broadway £3 (members free)

020 8567 9517 • www.ealingnt.org.uk

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Historical Association: Ealing Branch TUESDAYS The Historical Association is open to everyone who is interested in History, both world, national and local, and its relevance to our own times. We meet regularly on the second Tuesday of each month. There will also be organised outings to places of historical interest, one in the autumn and another in the spring.13 February: Lyndal Roper (Regius Prof. Oxford University) – Martin Luther 13 March: Alison Telfer (Project Officer M.O.L. Archaeology) – The Archaeology of Crossrail7pm for 7.30pm. The Parlour, Ealing Green Church, Ealing Green, London W5 5QT £5 (members free)

020 8567 6554 • [email protected] • http://ealinghistory.org.uk/

Hanwell & Ealing Heritage Museum WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYSDISPLAY OF BRITISH-MADE DOMESTIC ARTEFACTS AND LOCAL HISTORY RESOURCE

Open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11am - 3pm. Hanwell Community Centre, Westcott Crescent (top of Cuckoo Avenue), W7 Adults £2, children £1

020 8579 0178 (07889 033201 when open) / [email protected] Facebook: Hanwell & Ealing Heritage Museum

Ealing University of the Third Age THURSDAYSLECTURES

1 February: Italy’s fascinating multilingual heritage by Prof. Mair Parry. The dialects of Italy are not varieties of Italian, but they developed in parallel with Florentine from the source language, Latin.8 February: The early life of Ramsay MacDonald by Jane Cox. The early years and marriage of the first Labour P.M., with the help of family papers.15 February: The history of Kew Gardens by George Chesman22 February: Kew Arboretum by Kevin Martin10am - 12 noon. Ealing Green Church. £3 (members free)

020 8127 5835 • u3asites.org.uk/ealing

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HIMALAYAN INSTITUTE of Yoga Science & Philosophy. www.himalayaninstitute.org.uk Reg charity 1048336.

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REDUCE STRESS by UNDERSTANDING KARMA

Saturday 24th February 2018 9.15am – 4.00pm

Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, Ealing, W5 2SE The eastern teachings about Karma (action) suggest that events only

become stressful because of how we perceive & react to them. Karma Yoga (Yoga of action) teaches how the apparent stress of daily life may be reduced by calming the mind and acting wisely.

Programme; 9.15am Registration 9.30 Guided relaxation 9.45 Understanding Stress. 10.45 Coffee 11.15 Understanding Karma – sowing & reaping. 12.15pm How to meditate 12.30 LUNCH 1.45 Mindful Walking. 2.00 Karma yoga – acting wisely. 3.00 Break 3.15 Questions & answers. 3.45 Guided meditation 4.00 Depart

Pleasant venue with easy parking. Bookshop.

Light vegetarian lunch provided. CPD’s available. Members £35 Non-members £45

Book now. Contact Lisa Schlotmann at

[email protected] or 020 8567 8889. Why not become a member (£25pa)?

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CELEBRATING EALING’S CULTURAL HEART SUPPORTING EALING’S YOUNG ARTISTS

Highlights of the 2018 Festival Programme

for tickets and full information please visit: www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org

7th to 11th February 2018 Our Sixth Successful Season

Wednesday 7th February St Mary’s Church, South Ealing Road

Emilie Capulet piano – Lunchtime Recital celebrating the music of Debussy

Weston Hall, University Of West London Programme of locally produced and directed short films

Thursday 8th February

Weston Hall, University Of West London TIppett Quartet, Tamsin Waley-Cohen violin and Julian Gallant piano

Music by Janacek, Debussy and Chausson

Friday 9th February St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane

Ealing Youth Orchestra with Leon Gee conductor and Akito Goto cello Music by Richard Strauss and Dvorak

Friday 9th February (continued) Weston Hall, University Of West London

Film Screening ‘Suburban Steps to Rockland’, the West London Premier of the story of The Ealing Club as recounted by the many famous musicians who performed there

Saturday 10th February

The Island Triangle (North Ealing) Tour of this most filmed area in Britain, used for films, television and videos

St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane Ealing Symphony Orchestra with John Gibbons conductor and Keel Watson bass baritone

Music by Verdi, Gershwin and Delius

Sunday 11th February University Of West London

Performances by Love2sing and LCM Junior College

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Dance & Movement REGULAR EVENTS

Suzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga SATURDAYSTEENS YOGA CLASSES

Iyengar Yoga teenage classes focusing on alignment of the body to improve flexibility, strength and stamina and a quieter mind. Beginners welcome.12.15 - 1.15pm (please check dates in advance). The Studio, OmPhysio, Mount Park Road, W5 2RP£7 a session (£18 for a block of three)

07916 145786 • [email protected] http://suzannegribbleyoga.com • www.facebook.com/SuzanneGribbleIyengarYogaTeacher

Pilates Studio WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS, WEEKENDSCustom one-to-one sessions taken by a qualified physiotherapist (BSc Physiotherapy) specialising in rehabilitation, including back and chronic pain, as well as improving posture and flexibility. Held in a bright studio with full pilates equipment, reformer, trapeze table, etc., and with the new ‘Core Align’ machine to improve gait and lower body strength. Montpelier Road, Ealing

07796 663174 / [email protected] • www.pilatesw5.com

Adult Ballet Floor Barre WEEKDAYS, EVENINGS, WEEKENDSSusan Jervis, A.R.A.D.Ex professional ballet dancer and qualified physiotherapist teaching one-to-one ballet floor barre, allowing people of any age to achieve all the benefits of ballet regarding flexibility, strength, tone and posture. Learning exercises supine on a mat, it’s safe and alignment easy to feel.Montpelier Road, Ealing

07796 663174 / [email protected] • www.pilatesw5.com

Madhurang Dance WEEKENDS, MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYSINDIAN DANCE / BOLLYWOOD CLASSES

Classes for children and adults. Learn classical dance form Kathak or Bollywood keep fit classes. ISTD approved exams can be taken; this is optional. You can join the classes at any time. This is a fun activity for one and all. Steps are taught slowly and gradually to the learner’s ability. Great care is given and attention. Please call for a free trial class. Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, West Ealing, W13 9SS

07922 109289 / [email protected]

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Ealing Country Dance Club MONDAYS50+? If you’d like to do something different and make new friends, come and try the gentle exercise of traditional English folk dancing. Men and women, singles and couples are all welcome to our friendly club nights.5, 19 February, 5, 19 March: 8-10pm, £4.50 St Barnabas Church Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG

020 8998 6281 • [email protected] • www.ealingfolk.org.uk

Suzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga MONDAYSGeneral Iyengar Yoga classes focusing on alignment of the body to help improve flexibility, strength and stamina and a quieter mind9.15 - 10.45am and 11am - 12.30pm. Northfields Community Centre, W13 9SS£60 for block of 6, £108 for block of 12, £12 drop in

07916 145786 / [email protected] http://suzannegribbleyoga.com • www.facebook.com/SuzanneGribbleIyengarYogaTeacher

West London Backcare TUESDAYSBACKCARE EXERCISE PROGRAMME

Gentle exercise for back problems, strengthening core muscles, improving posture and flexibility. Followed by relaxation. Friendly class, term time only.10.55-11.55am. St Andrew’s Church Centre, Mount Park Road, W5 2RS. £7

020 8997 4848

Yoga With Loretta TUESDAYSExperienced and Beginners welcomed! Join our warm and friendly class to gain strength and flexibility, improve posture and alignment, with mindfulness. You may be gently challenged to push yourself ... and keep smiling!7.30 - 9pm. St Peter’s Church Hall, 56 Mount Park Road, Ealing W5 2RU £9 drop in; £8 if paid in a block

020 8845 7873 • [email protected] • www.yogaloretta.co.uk

The Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy TUESDAYSYOGA, MIXED ABILITY AND BEGINNERS (10 - 11.30AM)

General Hatha Yoga class for both experienced students and beginnersMINDFUL YOGA (11.30AM - 1PM)

Gentle postures combined with learning to meditate and breathing exercises for a more inclusive practice.9 January - 27 March (no class 13 February) Ealing Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, W5 2SE £6 drop-in fee

020 8567 8889 • www.himalayaninstitute.org.uk

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West London Dancing TUESDAYSCLASSES FOR ALL & NEW WEEKLY SOCIAL DANCE

Weekly classes in Ballroom and Latin American for Starters (7.30 - 8.30pm), and Intermediates (7.30 - 9.45pm in small ballroom). New weekly Social Dance in the outstanding and spacious ballroom 7.45 - 10pm. Great dance music, candlelit tables and atmospheric lighting, BYO drinks and nibbles. Free parking.Greenford Hall, Ruislip Road, Greenford, Middx. UB6 9QN.£6/7

01895 632143 • [email protected] • www.holidayanddance.co.uk

Greenford & District Caledonian Association TUESDAYSSCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING

All levels of dancing welcome – Beginners or Experienced8 - 10pm. Royal British Legion Greenford, 182 Oldfield Lane South, UB6 9JS £2 (members £1.50)

[email protected] • www.greenfordcaledonian.net

The Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS

MIXED ABILITY AND BEGINNERS’ YOGA8-9.15pm, Tuesdays 9 January - 27 March (no class 20 February) £96 for full course, £40 for any 5 sessionsSt. Andrew’s CC, Mount Park Road, Ealing W5 2RSINTERMEDIATE YOGA8-9.30pm, Tuesdays 9 January - 27 March (no class 20 February) £96 for full course or £40 for any 5 sessionsSt Barnabas CC, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing W5 1QGINTERMEDIATE YOGA8-9.30pm. Wednesdays 10 January - 28 March (no class 21 February) £96 for full course, £40 for any 5 sessionsEaling Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, Ealing W5 2SEMIXED ABILITY YOGA6.30-8pm, Thursdays 11 January - 29 March (no class 22 February) £96 for full course, £40 for any 5 sessionsEaling Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, Ealing W5 2SE 020 8567 8889 • www.himalayaninstitute.org.uk

Spritely Fitness TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYSExercise class for people in their 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and beyond. This is a fun and sociable class including dance aerobics for a healthy heart and resistance exercises for conditioning muscles and bones. Tuesdays: 9.45am. St Mary’s Church Hall, 1 Acton High Street, London W3 9NW Fridays: 10.30am. Ealing Green Church Hall, Ealing, W5 5QT. £7

[email protected] • www.spritely-fitness.co.uk

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Suzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga WEDNESDAYSGeneral Iyengar Yoga classes focusing on alignment of the body to help improve flexibility, strength and stamina and a quieter mind.9.15 - 10.45am. Northfields Community Centre, W13 9SS£60 for block of 6, £108 for block of 12, £12 drop-in

07916 145786 • [email protected] http://suzannegribbleyoga.com • www.facebook.com/SuzanneGribbleIyengarYogaTeacher

Shape & Tone THURSDAYSSHAPE & TONE EXERCISE CLASS

Varied exercises for strength, stamina and flexibility. Fun workout for all abilities. Most Thursdays throughout the year.7.15 - 8.30pm. Room No. 1, Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, W13 £6

020 8845 7873 / [email protected]

Suzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga FRIDAYSGeneral Iyengar Yoga classes focusing on alignment of the body to help improve flexibility, strength and stamina and a quieter mind. Beginners welcome.10.30am - 12 noon. The Studio, OmPhysio, Mount Park Road, W5 2RP£60 for block of 6, £108 for block of 12, £12 drop in


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Drama, Film, Comedy & Poetry LATE JANUARY

www.questors.org.uk

Conjuring at the Court THURSDAY 25 JANUARYWitness the impossible as top magicians take to the stage! London’s longest-running monthly magic show offers a night of conjuring entertainment that combines bafflement with hilarity.8pm. Drayton Court, 2 The Avenue, West Ealing, W13 8PH £11 in advance, £12 on the night

07775 587708 / [email protected] • www.conjuringatthecourt.com

The Questors Theatre FRIDAY 26 JANUARY - SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARYSLEEPERS IN THE FIELD

World premiere of Peter Whelan’s play about the conflict war brings even to those who don’t fight7.45pm except Mondays with a 2.30pm Sunday matinee. The Questors Theatre From £7 (see website for details)

Box office: 020 8567 5184 • www.questors.org.uk

FEBRUARY

The Questors Theatre FRIDAY 2 - SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARYDOUBLE BILL: A PRIEST IN THE FAMILY / THE BEAR

A mother is forced to deal with the consequences of a scandal involving her son in Colm Tóibín’s A Priest in the Family. And Brian Friel adapts Chekhov to bring the comic and absurd tale of The Bear to the stage.Daily 7.45pm except Sunday and Monday, 2.30pm Sunday only. The Questors Theatre £14 (concessions £12, under-16/sudent £7); opening night £7


The Questors Theatre WEDNESDAY 21 - SATURDAY 24 FEBRUARYANIMAL FARM

The animals revolt against their human enemies and takeover the farm in Orwell’s allegory for the corrupting nature of power.Daily 7.15pm, 2.30pm Saturday matinee. The Questors Theatre £14 (concessions £12, under-16/sudent £7); opening night £7


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Beaufort Players WEDNESDAY 21 - SATURDAY 24 MARCHDON’T DRESS FOR DINNER BY MARC CAMOLETTI

What can possibly go wrong when Bernard plans a romantic weekend with his mistress while his wife is away? In this farce, just about everything!£12 (concessions £10). Ascension Hall, Beaufort Road, Ealing W5 3EB

Box office: www.beaufortplayers.org.uk * 07730 572389

The Questors Theatre THURSDAY 22 - SATURDAY 24 MARCHTHE QUESTIVAL

The Questors mini arts festival returns with an eclectic mix of theatre: comedy, drama, new writing, physical theatre and everything in between.Daily 7.45pm. The Questors Theatre. £7.50 (concessions £5)


Conjuring at the Court THURSDAY 29 MARCHWitness the impossible as top magicians take to the stage! A fabulous line-up including the hilarious John Lenahan; the amazing skill of Chris Power; and dramatic vaudeville from Norvil.Doors open 7.30pm Show 8pm - 10pm with an interval Drayton Court, 2 The Avenue, West Ealing, W13 8PH £11 in advance, £12 on the night

07775 587708 • Tickets: www.conjuringatthecourt.com

REGULAR EVENTS

Rainbow Poetry Group TUESDAYSIf you enjoy poetry on a wide range of subjects, we invite you to our informal monthly meetings at Hanwell Library (on the second Tuesday). We read and discuss published poems, with a specific theme each month. Next meetings: 13 February (A.A.Milne), 13 March (subject to be confirmed).2.30pm. Hanwell Library, Cherington Road, W7

Enquiries: 020 8567 4397 • [email protected]

The West London Fantastic Film Society THURSDAYSDedicated to the strange and exciting world of fantasy films on reel celluloid filmFirst Thursday each month, February - November. 7.30pm - 11pm. The Royal Harvester Restaurant, Boston Manor Road, London, W7 2AX £5 per show / £1 Lifetime Film Society Membership Card

Enquiries: 07939 395128 / [email protected]

Conjuring at the Court THURSDAY 22 FEBRUARYWitness the impossible as top magicians take to the stage! With spectacular illusions by Jason Steele and Joanne; there’s The Amazing Guy, Thom Peterson; top professional magician Nick Einhorn; and magic with comedy from Mandy Muden.Doors open 7.30pm Show 8pm - 10pm with an interval Drayton Court, 2 The Avenue, West Ealing, W13 8PH £11 in advance, £12 on the night

07775 587708 • Tickets: www.conjuringatthecourt.com

The Questors Theatre FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY - SATURDAY 3 MARCHTAKING SIDES

A US army major launches an investigation to expose Germany’s most famous conductor as a Nazi collaborator in this tense WWII drama.Daily 7.45pm except Sunday and Monday, 2.30pm Sunday only. The Questors Theatre £14 (concessions £12, under-16/sudent £7); opening night £7


MARCH

The Questors Theatre FRIDAY 9 - SATURDAY 17 MARCHA MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM

Young lovers, feuding fairies and amateur actors collide in the woods outside Athens on a midsummer night.Daily 7.45pm except Sunday and Monday, 2.30pm Saturday and Sunday, 2pm Thursday. The Questors Theatre £14 (concessions £12, under-16/sudent £7); opening night £7


The Questors Theatre FRIDAY 16 - SATURDAY 24 MARCHDOUBLE BILL: THE MAIDS / BLOOD SPORTS

In The Maids two sisters concoct a role-playing game involving the murder of their wealthy employer. But will it go too far? In Blood Sports the lives of two women are interrupted by the arrival of a man claiming to be the estranged father of one of them – but is he genuine?Daily 7.45pm except Sunday and Monday, 2.30pm Sunday only. The Questors Theatre £14 (concessions £12, under-16/sudent £7); opening night £7


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StayActive4Life MONDAYS - FRIDAYSREDUCE YOUR RISK OF FALLING WITH THE EALING STRENGTH AND BALANCE PROGRAMME!

– This is a programme for people with self-reported concerns about balance or a fear of falling, and for people with a desire to improve their strength and balance.– The programme is free, but all participants must be able to commit to attending the full 10 weeks.Please contact us for your local class.

020 8574 7785 • [email protected] • StayActive4Life.co.uk

CLAN Social Club WEDNESDAYSAre you single? Over 50? Enjoy socialising? Come and find out more over a cup of coffee. Meet members and see a programme of current events.1st Wednesday of the month, 11am at a coffee shop near you, in Ealing and surrounding areas. Free

Keith 020 8571 2145 or Bette 07446 300007

The Himalayan Institute WEDNESDAYSA PATHWAY TO INNER PEACE

Introduction to methods of relaxation, breathing practices and meditation that – with practice – can lead to a state of consciousness where the mind is calm, focused and free from its roaming tendencies.6.15-7.45pm, 10 January - 28 March (no class 21 February) Ealing Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, W5 2SE £84 for full course or £35 for any 5 sessions


CLAN Social Club THURSDAYSAnother chance to find out more about our friendly social club for unattached over 50’s. Come along for a chat and find out about our current programme of events. 2nd Thursday every month, 8pm. The Royal (Harvester) pub, Boston Road (nearest station Boston Manor)

Keith 020 8571 2145 or Bette 07446 300007

The Himalayan Institute THURSDAYSMEDITATION/PHILOSOPHY

8-9.30pm, 11 January - 29 March (no class 22 February) Ealing Friends’ Meeting House, 17 Woodville Road, W5 2SE £84 for full course, £35 for any 5 sessions


Leisure FEBRUARYNorth Ealing Wine Tasting Society (NEWTS) FRIDAY 2 FEBRUARYRIOJA WITH QUENTIN SADLER

8pm. St Barnabas Millennium Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG £20. Admission by prior application.

020 8566 7373 / 020 8997 8132 / [email protected] • www.newtsealing.org

West London Birders SUNDAY 18 FEBRUARYJoin us for a Car Outing to Tring Reservoirs and College Lake Nature Reserve for overwintering ducks & geese.8am. Depart from Longfield Avenue by Ealing Town Hall

Enquiries (Nigel Dodd): 020 8998 3284 • [email protected] • Facebook ‘West London Birders’

MARCH

North Ealing Wine Tasting Society (NEWTS) FRIDAY 2 MARCHPREMIUM SOUTH AFRICAN WINES WITH PETER MAY

8pm. St Barnabas Millennium Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG £20. Admission by prior application.

020 8566 7373 / 020 8997 8132 / [email protected] • www.newtsealing.org

REGULAR EVENTS

West London Group of Ramblers Association SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS (SOME WEEKDAYS) Make new friends, improve your health and enjoy our lovely town and countryside. Walks are 4-14+ miles, led by volunteers and carefully graded. Railway station start, usually lunchtime pub stop. No charge, but after a couple of ‘tasters’ you will need to join the RA. For details see website, phone or email.

020 8863 6523 / [email protected] • www.westlondonramblers.org.uk

Ealing Outdoor Club SUNDAYSWe are a friendly Ealing based walking group. Most Sundays we have walks led by experienced leaders. Walks are 6 - 16 miles and we walk in the Chilterns and in Surrey. We regularly organise walking trips away. See our website for more details.

[email protected] • www.ealingoutdoorclub.org.uk

Club West SUNDAYSPUB LUNCHES AND COFFEE MORNINGS FOR UNATTACHED OVER-50S

We meet every Sunday for lunch and drinks in a pub somewhere in Ealing, Chiswick, Hammersmith or Richmond. We also meet midweek for coffee, quizzes and other activities. The Club West sign will be on one of our tables. No need to book.12.30. A pub in West London

020 8992 6134 • www.clubwest.org.uk

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IMPACT Theatre IMPACT Theatre is a theatre company for adults with learning disabilities. The lives of our members are enriched by a wealth of activities across the performing and creative arts. IMPACT Community Arts Centre is a fully equipped accessible arts centre with facilities such as a studio theatre, recording/rehearsal room and meeting rooms. These facilities are also available for hire, which further supports provision of training, volunteering and work experience opportunities for people with learning disabilities.IMPACT Community Arts Centre, Perivale UB6 8GP

020 8997 8979 • [email protected] • www.impacttheatre.co

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Younger Years

REGULAR EVENTS

Suzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga SATURDAYSTEENS YOGA CLASSES

Iyengar Yoga teenage classes focusing on alignment of the body to improve flexibility, strength and stamina and a quieter mind. Beginners welcome.12.15 - 1.15pm (please check dates in advance). The Studio, OmPhysio, Mount Park Road, W5 2RP£7 a session (£18 for a block of three)


Ealing Junior Music School SATURDAYSEJMS is a Saturday morning music school for 3-18 year olds; we are based at Twyford C of E High School in Acton. We provide individual instrumental tuition on almost every instrument of the orchestra, as well as guitar and singing lessons, in a relaxed and fun environment. We run some 20 orchestras and ensembles and three choirs, including one for parents, along with musicianship classes for our youngest pupils. Parents can relax in the café. Ensemble-only pupils are welcome. Sorry, we do not do piano lessons.8.30am - 1.30pm. Twyford CofE High School W3 9PP. Spring term starts Jan 6th. Charges vary, depending on course taken

[email protected] • www.ejms.org.uk

Madhurang Dance WEEKENDS, MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYSINDIAN DANCE/ BOLLYWOOD CLASSES

Classes for children and adults. Learn classical dance form Kathak or Bollywood keep fit classes. ISTD approved exams can be taken; this is optional. You can join the classes at any time. This is a fun activity for one and all. Steps are taught slowly and gradually to the learner’s ability. Great care is given and attention. Please call for a free trial class. Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, West Ealing, W13 9SS

07922 109289 • [email protected]

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Ealing Arts Supporters

Would you like to have your Diary of Events delivered regularly by post? If so, you will be more than welcome to join our Supporters’ Mailing List. The annual subscription is £10 per household.

To join the list, please contact:

The Secretary, Ealing Arts Supporters’ List,

2 Carlton Road, Ealing, London. W5 2AW

020 8997 7131 / [email protected]

Our MembersART & CRAFTSThe 4020 Art GroupBEAT (Borough of Ealing Art Trail)Diana Braybrook – artistDinesh Studio LondonEaling & Hampshire House Photographic SocietyEaling Art GroupEaling Flower ClubEaling LacemakersEaling QuiltersLady’s Creative CentrePamela Lloyd-Jones Art Classes St Andrew’s Art WorkshopsSew What?Timothy Robinson PhotographyWatercolour Painting at Northfields Community Centre

CULTURE & LEARNINGCampaign for an Ealing Performance and Arts Centre (CEPAC)

Colette Wilson French Cultural Courses Ealing National Trust AssociationEaling Red Lion Readers Ealing University of the Third Age Friends of Marcq-en-BaroeulHanwell & Ealing Heritage MuseumHistorical Association: Ealing BranchWorkers’ Educational Association, Ealing Branch

DANCE & MOVEMENTEaling Country Dance ClubGreenford & District Caledonian AssociationMadhurang Indian DanceThe Pilates Studio + Adult Floor BarreShape & Tone / Yoga with LorettaSpritely FitnessSuzanne Gribble - Iyengar Yoga West London Backcare West London Dancing

DRAMA, FILM, COMEDY & POETRYBeaufort PlayersConjuring at the Court Impact TheatrePisces Players (Popup Theatre)The Questors TheatreRainbow Poetry GroupTheatre West 4 (TW4)West London Fantastic Film Society

LEISURECharlemagne Wine ClubCLAN Social ClubClub WestEaling Outdoor ClubThe Gardening ClubNorth Ealing Wine Tasting Society (NEWTS)StayActive4Life LLP West London Birders

West London Group of Ramblers Association

MUSICCapital ChorusEaling Chamber Music ClubEaling Choral SocietyEaling Common ChoirEaling Folk ClubEaling Guitar Classes Ealing Junior Music SchoolEaling Symphony OrchestraEaling Youth OrchestraFriends of St Mary’s Perivale Music SectionGregorian Chant: Ealing Abbey Lay Plainchant ChoirThe Hanwell Voice StudioHEOS Musical TheatreJulian Light Operatic SocietyLove2sing ChoirsPetros SingersThe Questors ChoirSt Barnabas Church concertsWest London SinfoniaWest London Strings

MULTI-ACTIVITYThe Arts Society EalingEaling Music & Film FestivalHimalayan Institute of Yoga Science and PhilosophyWest London Arts Scene (Ealing Autumn Festival)

68 ELERS ROAD, LONDON. W13 9QDChairman: Gill Rowley Secretary: Diana Braybrook Treasurer: Colin Easton Membership Secretary: Richard Partridge Diary Editor: Richard Partridge NOTE TO MEMBERS: Final entry for the April - May 2018 issue is 1 March 2018.

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