Issue 156

June / July 2013

www.ealingarts.org.uk Registered charity no. 290432

This Diary of Events is sponsored by the University of West London

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Ealing Arts + Leisure5 The Knoll, Ealing, W13 8HZ

Chairman : John Hummerston Hon Secretary : Colin Easton Membership Secretary : Mary Hummerston Diary Editor : Richard Partridge

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Regular readers of this Diary will know that Ealing Arts + Leisure has, for many years, championed the idea of an Arts Centre for the Borough. There is continuing discus-sion about the establishment of a “Cultural Quarter” in central Ealing. Meanwhile Land Securities, the Council’s ‘preferred developer’ for the area, is drawing up a scheme which will hopefully include not only a new cinema complex, but also a performance space for music, dance, film, comedy and other arts.

It is good to note that OPEN Ealing has now established itself in its new home at 13 Drayton Green Road where it will continue to offer classes and arts events.

The recent success of the Ealing Music and Film Festival also confirmed, and emphasised the importance of and support for the Arts in Ealing.

The establishment of a Campaign for an Ealing Performance and Arts Centre (CEPAC) also merits the support of readers who value and want to further develop the Arts in the Borough. Please email info@cepac.org.uk for further information.

Spring sunshine – rather late and only just appearing as I write this – encourages action and thoughts of how to take advantage of what’s on offer over the summer months. I do hope you will come and enjoy many of the exciting events, classes, films, concerts and talks which are described in this issue.

John Hummerston – EA+L Chairman

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Younger Years

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YOUNGER YEARS

MAY 2013

Thursday May 30thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/libraries MAKE A BOOKMARKChildren’s craft event2-3pm. Acton Library, High Street, Acton W3 6NA Free but booking recommended Enquiries: 8825 7622

JUNE 2013

Friday June 14thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/libraries MAKING A FATHER’S DAY CARDChildren’s craft activity3-4pm. Acton Library, High Street, Acton W3 6NA Free but advance booking recommended as places are limited Enquiries: 8825 7622

JULY 2013

From Saturday July 13thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/librariesCREEPY HOUSE SUMMER READING CHALLENGE 2013Sign up from Saturday 13th July to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Chal-lenge, Creepy House! For ages 4-11 years. This year as well as stickers and prizes the rewards for reading include Munglers Top Trumps cards! Read 6 books and complete the challenge to receive your gold medal and certificate.10am onwards. All Ealing Libraries Free, but must be a library member Enquiries: contact your local library

LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

All year roundGunnersbury Park Museum http://tinyurl.com/GPMuseumROLL UP! ROLL UP! SURPRISES IN STORECome to Gunnersbury Park Museum and discover an exhibition of things you may never have seen before: the mask of the Robot of Death from Dr Who; Albert Dallory’s penny-farthing bicycle; part of the original Lucozade sign from Brentford; domestic wares from the mediaeval Manor of Northolt; designs for an Ealing Studios film; cloth-ing worn by maids and grand ladies; and last, but not least, a flower-strewn Victorian toilet.Daily 11am - 5pm Gunnersbury Park Museum, Gunnersbury Park, W3 8LQ Free entry Enquiries: 8992 1612 / vanda.foster@laing.com

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to June 30thGunnersbury Park Museum http://tinyurl.com/GPMuseumEXHIBITION: FAITH IN SUBURBIA – A SHARED PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY Photographs taken by members of six different faith communities (Anglican, Catholic, Hindu, Jewish, Sikh, Muslim) featuring their places of worship in Ealing and Hanwell. Discover the changing history of these landmark buildings and the visual symbols of each faith, portrayed in colourful banners. Exhibition created by University College London. Children’s quiz available.11am - 5pm daily. Gunnersbury Park Museum Free entry. Enquiries: 8992 1612 / vanda.foster@laing.com

Mondays - FridaysActon Ballet School www.actonballetschool.co.ukDance classes for children from 3yrs in ballet, modern, tap and Irish dancing. All teachers qualified and very experienced. Brand new studio with sprung floors and mirrors. Children entered for RAD and IDTA examinations when ready.Every weekday after 4pm; term time only. Ruskin Hall, 16 Church Road, W3 6PP From £5.50 per class Enquiries: 8992 6891 / 07771 905226 / actonballetschool@hotmail.com

MondaysShaw School of Dance BALLROOM & LATIN-AMERICAN DANCE CLASSES5.30pm. Children (all ages) : 8 - 9pm. Adult beginners : 9 - 10pm. Adult improvers All Mondays except bank holidays. All Saints’ Church Hall, Elm Grove Road, W5 3JHChildren £5, adults £6 Enquiries: 8998 5138

WednesdaysEaling Ballet School www.ealingballetschool.co.ukBallet classes for children from 2½ - 8 years. Lovely studio and small classes enabling individual attention.During term-time: 4.30 - 6pm. Ealing Town Hall, New Broadway, EalingClasses £6 payable in termly blocks Enquiries: 8992 6891 / 07771 905226 / bridgethearne@hotmail.com

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See also the Younger Years section

OPEN EALING www.openealing.comFrom lectures on modern western art and life drawing classes to Bollywood film, a playwriting course and flute and djembe drumming masterclasses – as well as per-formances and exhibitions – OPEN curates inventive monthly arts events and offers a wide range of affordable classes, workshops and lectures from our OPENShop venue at 13 Drayton Green Road, West Ealing W13 ONG. Please visit our website and sign up for our regular newsletter to get the latest information.

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Art & Crafts

JUNE 2013

Friday June 14thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/libraries MAKING A FATHER’S DAY CARD Younger YearsChildren’s craft activity3-4pm. Acton Library, High Street, Acton W3 6NA Free but advance booking recommended as places are limited Enquiries: 8825 7622

Monday June 24thEaling Art Group ealingartgroup.org.ukILLUSTRATED LECTURE“Edward Bawden: engraver, designer and water colourist”: lecture by Curtis Tappenden7.30pm. Ealing Centre for Independent Living, 1 Bayham Road, Ealing W13 0TQ £2 (members free) Enquiries (secretary): 8998 5662 / ealingartgroup@gmail.com

JULY 2013

Monday July 22ndEaling Art Group ealingartgroup.org.ukDEMONSTRATIONDemonstration of painting sepia portraits in Conte crayon by Virginia Mull7.30pm. Ealing Centre for Independent Living, 1 Bayham Road, Ealing W13 0TQ £2 (members free) Enquiries (secretary): 8998 5662 / ealingartgroup@gmail.com

OPENShop13 Drayton Green RoadLondon W13 0NG info@openealing.com www.openealing.com

OPENEALING: CLASSES&ARTSEVENTSOPEN Ealing offers a wide range of affordable classes at our OPENShop venue on Drayton Green Road, West Ealing

For details of classes and workshops on: art history, life drawing andpainting; music, theatre and performance; film talks and poetryevenings, a book club and much more. Please go to ‘What’s On’ onour website, or pop in to see us and discover more about current andforthcoming classes, exhibitions and events.

OPEN Ealing: Supporting emerging and establishedartists & performers and bringing the arts to Ealing

email: info@openealing.com • www.openealing.com

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LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

Lady’s Creative Centre Thursdays: painting/drawing classes 10.15am - 12.15pm Saturdays: dolls’ house museum, art & craft show, bazaar 10am - 3pm; stalls avail-able to sell your work. Classes in computer, craft and rug-making from September – enrol now. Also social events, visits, walks, yoga. International creative day Sat June 29th – stalls available to sell your work.Enquiries to 12 Haven Green, Ealing, W5 2UU Membership £20/year; some activities extra Contact: 8997 4017 / lcccharity@aol.com

MCL Restoration www.mclrestoration.co.ukCONSERVATOR/RESTORER OF PAINTINGS AND FRAMES W13All restoration work: * oil or acrylic paintings on canvas or panel * restoration and re-gilding of antique frames Enquiries: 07500 474411 / info@mclrestoration.co.uk

to June 9thPM Gallery & House www.ealing.gov.uk/pmgalleryandhouse THE SECRET SOCIETY: A SCULPTURAL BANQUETKathy Dalwood brings her celebrated collection of plaster busts to Pitzhanger Manor.Tue-Fri 1-5pm, Sat 11am-5pm, Sunday 1-5pm. Free Enquiries: 8567 1227

to July 7thPM Gallery & House www.ealing.gov.uk/pmgalleryandhouse SECOND NATUREAn exhibition exploring fashion’s love affair with natureTue-Fri 1-5pm, Sat 11am-5pm, Sunday 1-5pm. PM Gallery & House Free exhibition Enquiries: 8567 1227

May 30th - June 23rdActon Arts ForumCELEBRATING SANCTUARY EXHIBITION, “DIFFERENT PASTS, SHARED FUTURE”Linked to Refugee Week (17-23rd June)W3 gallery and the Acton Arts Forum in partnership with ARK present Celebrating Sanctuary, an exhibition of selected artists representing and interpreting experiences of exile. The exhibition aims to communicate through artistic expression, challenge misrepresentation and raise greater public awareness about the realities of forced exile.Open Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 7 pm and Sunday 12 noon - 4 pm W3 gallery, 185 Acton High Street, W3 9DJ. Free Enquiries: 8993 6158

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June 27th - July 26thActon Arts ForumMAS TRANSFORMATIONLinked to carnival time in Acton on the 6th JulyThe Mas Transformation concept grew out of experimental and experiential work tak-ing Mas out of its usual context of carnival, and into different arenas. The idea of Mas as a ritualised form is embodied in this exhibition. The repetition of simple move-ments put together creates a ritual, whilst embedding symbolic representation. The exhibition examines Mas as an expression of identity that utilises performance as a means of re-possessing the self. These concepts underlie the audio, visual and per-forming expressions proposed here.Open Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 7 pm and Sunday 12 noon - 4 pm W3 gallery, 185 Acton High Street, W3 9DJ. Free Enquiries: 8993 6158

Weekdays and SaturdaysSew what? sewwhatdebbie.wordpress.comSEWING CLASSES & ALTERATIONS/ REPAIRSSewing groups & classes, 1-2-1 or groups & beginners welcome. Tuition for children over 9yrs also available. Repairs & alterations - call to pop in for a quote (Ealing Broadway).Weekdays and Saturdays. W13 8JE sewwhatdebbie@yahoo.com / 07946 826338

SaturdaysEaling Art Group ealingartgroup.org.ukOUTDOOR SUMMER SHOWOutdoor exhibition and sale of original art and craftJune 1st, July 6th, August 3rd, September 7th: 9am - 5pm. Grounds of Christ the Saviour Church, Ealing Broadway, W5 Entrance free Enquiries: Secretary 8998 5662 / ealingartgroup@gmail.com

MondaysThe Ealing Lacemakers Classes in bobbin or needle lacemaking for beginners and experienced lacemakers.Every Monday, except bank holidays: 7.30 - 9.30pm. Room 2, Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, W13 Enquiries: 8991 9338 / cathyadams@ntlworld.com

TuesdaysPatricia Burbidge WatercoloursWATERCOLOUR PAINTING CLASSESWatercolour painting techniques using a variety of visual stimuli including still life and landscape composition. Tutor Patricia Burbidge.April 23rd - July 2nd: 1 - 4pm (classes resume September 24th). Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, W13 £70 for 10 classes Enquiries: 8891 5115 / artist@patriciaburbidge.com

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Tuesdays cont’dNorthfields Camera Club www.northfieldscameraclub.org.ukWe are a friendly group with a fun programme catering for all levels of photographers including regular workshops, outings, competitions, lectures and photoshoots. We meet every Tuesday except the second Tuesday of the month; new members always welcome.8 - 10pm. Room 2, Northfields Community Centre, Northcroft Road, Ealing, W13 9SS £1.80 (concession £1.50) per meeting plus a yearly membership £20 Enquiries: Jonah Rees, chairman@northfieldscameraclub.org.uk

Tuesdays and WednesdaysPottery Classes with Paul Tierney Pottery sessions for all levels. Friendly, mixed-ability groups. Beginners welcome. Day and evening classes. Hanwell Community Centre, Westcott Crescent, W7 Enquiries: Paul on 8840 0015 / paultierney99@hotmail.com

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and ThursdaysUpholstery Classes HanwellClasses with Cathy Cronin and Steve Moody. All levels welcome. New daytime classes on Mondays and Fridays starting September 2013. Phone for details.Hanwell Community Centre, Westcott Crescent, W7 Enquiries: 8743 6072 / 07887 601403

WednesdaysEaling Flower Club June 19th: “Blooming Marvellous” – demonstration by Annette Parshottam– and plant sale July 17th: “Celebrations (in Malaysia)” – demonstration by Teresa Rodrigues – and Club Competition “30th (Pearl) anniversary”7.15pm. Liz Cantell Room, Ealing Town Hall. Visitors £5.50 Enquiries: 8845 7233

Northolt & District Photographic Society    www.northoltphotoclub.org.uk8pm. Northolt Village Community Centre, Ealing Road, Northolt.Free Enquiries: 8578 7618

Pitshanger PaintersA weekly workshop where local artists meet to share their expertise and experience, working on individual projects in their chosen media10am - 1pm. Termly subscription Enquiries: 8997 1585 / 01235 818723 / 8997 5997

ThursdaysEaling Quilters June 20th: Intarsia July 18th: Sew and Chat7.30pm. Ealing Town Hall. £3 (members free) Enquiries: 8997 2548 / 8845 2056

Ealing & Hampshire House Photographic Society www.ehhps.org.ukA variety of photographic events ranging from monthly print and digital competitions, guest speakers and ‘hands-on’ events. If you have a passion for photography do come along.8pm. Ealing Town Hall. £2 Enquiries: http://ehhps.org.uk/Contact-us

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CULTURE AND LEARNING

JUNE 2013

Thursday June 6thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/librariesTRUE CRIME CASEBOOK - LOCAL HISTORYMurder or manslaughter? In 1936 Linford Derrick confessed to killing Arthur Wheeler of Ealing. He later insisted it was self-defence, but the prosecution accused him of murder. Two speakers will give the case for and against, and the audience will be the jury.6.15pm. The Green Room, Ealing Central Library, Broadway Centre W5 5JY £4. Please book in advance. Enquiries: 8825 9278 / reading@ealing.gov.uk

Thursday June 13thUniversity of West London uwl.ac.uk/plsFROM RESERVOIR TO PETROL PUMP – FLOW MEASUREMENT CHALLENGES IN THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRYThe world’s relentless demand for oil and gas has been a motivation for petroleum companies to continually look for ways to advance oil and gas production techniques. Objectives have included making marginal fields more cost effective, establishing pro-duction facilities in increasingly difficult physical environments, reducing development costs and improving the energy efficiency of new fields. Flow measurement has had an important part to play in all of these. Whether it is measuring multiphase flow rates deep in the reservoir or measuring the flow of a separated gas stream for fiscal purposes, the petroleum sector presents a range of fascinating flow measurements problems. Professor Richard Thorn will discuss how techniques, ranging from those which have been in use since early in the last century to the latest tomographic imaging tech-niques, are being used to meet these challenges.5.30pm for 6pm start. University of West London, St Mary’s Road, Ealing W5 5RF Free Enquiries: uwl.ac.uk/pls

Friday June 21stAnglo Italian Circle of EalingSUMMER PIZZA EVENING7.30pm. Local restaurant TBA Enquiries: 07833 452798

Thursday June 27thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/librariesTHE HISTORY OF LOCAL FILM STUDIOS – PAUL LANGA repeat of last year’s oversubscribed talk on Ealing Film Studios and the lesser known Southall Film Studios, for those who missed it.6.15pm. The Green Room, Ealing Central Library, Broadway Centre W5 5JY £4. Please book in advance. Enquiries: 8825 9278 / reading@ealing.gov.uk

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JULY 2013

Thursday July 11thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/librariesDOWN IN THE DUMPS - THE CURSE OF THE INTERWAR RUBBISH TIPSA local history talk by Dr Peter Hounsell about the local waste tips of the 1930s in West Middlesex. Based on the speaker’s new book on the history of rubbish, this talk mentions Greenford, Northolt, Hayes and other parts of Hillingdon.6.15pm. The Green Room, Ealing Central Library, Broadway Centre W5 5JY £4. Please book in advance. Enquiries: 8825 9278 / reading@ealing.gov.uk

From Saturday July 13thEaling Libraries www.ealing.gov.uk/librariesCREEPY HOUSE SUMMER READING CHALLENGE 2013 Younger YearsSign up from Saturday 13th July to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Chal-lenge, Creepy House! For ages 4-11 years. This year as well as stickers and prizes the rewards for reading include Munglers Top Trumps cards! Read 6 books and complete the challenge to receive your gold medal and certificate.10am onwards. All Ealing Libraries Free, but must be a library member Enquiries: contact your local library

Friday July 26thAnglo Italian Circle of EalingAFTERNOON TEA3pm. 1 Whitehall Place, The Embankment, London Price to be confirmed – ticket only Enquiries: 07833 452798

Culture & Learning

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Come along to one of our undergraduate open days, talk to our students and sta� about our courses, and find out what it’s like to be part of our student community.

With subject specific talks, specialist campus tours and expert advice on student finance and scholarships, our open days are designed to give you all the information you’ll need to decide whether the University of West London is right for you.

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3pm – 7pm

Wednesday10 July

3pm – 7pm

Booking is essential

Visit uwl.ac.uk/ealingarts

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LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

All year roundGunnersbury Park Museum http://tinyurl.com/GPMuseumROLL UP! ROLL UP! SURPRISES IN STORE Younger YearsCome to Gunnersbury Park Museum and discover an exhibition of things you may never have seen before: the mask of the Robot of Death from Dr Who; Albert Dallory’s penny-farthing bicycle; part of the original Lucozade sign from Brentford; domestic wares from the mediaeval Manor of Northolt; designs for an Ealing Studios film; cloth-ing worn by maids and grand ladies; and last, but not least, a flower-strewn Victorian toilet.Daily 11am - 5pm. Gunnersbury Park Museum, Gunnersbury Park, W3 8LQ Free entry Enquiries: 8992 1612 / vanda.foster@laing.com

Benedictine Study and Arts Centre www.bsac.ac.ukOpen to all – courses in Theology & Liturgy; Inter-Faith (Judaism/Biblical Hebrew); Languages (Latin, EFL, Italian, French and Spanish) and also support tuition for Uni-versity of London International Programmes (Theology). Overton House, 74 Castlebar Road, Ealing, London W5 2DD Enquiries: 8862 2156 / enquiries@bsac.ac.uk

to June 30thGunnersbury Park Museum http://tinyurl.com/GPMuseumEXHIBITION: FAITH IN SUBURBIA – A SHARED PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY Photographs taken by members of six different faith communities (Anglican, Catholic, Hindu, Jewish, Sikh, Muslim) featuring their places of worship in Ealing and Hanwell. Discover the changing history of these landmark buildings and the visual symbols of each faith, portrayed in colourful banners. Exhibition created by University College London. Children’s quiz available. Younger Years11am - 5pm daily. Gunnersbury Park Museum Free entry. Enquiries: 8992 1612 / vanda.foster@laing.com

MondaysEaling Decorative & Fine Arts SocietyILLUSTRATED CULTURAL LECTURESIllustrated lectures on a wide range of subjects related to decorative arts plus tours to some of the most interesting venues in the UK from arts and crafts to stately homes; major art collections to a medieval castle followed by fish and chips on the beach. Overseas visits have included in the past St Petersburgh; Syria; Dracula’s Transilva-nia; Turkey via Euphasis, Troy and WW1; India and Nepal; the underworld of Sicily from the Greeks to the Mafia; Assisi to Florence; a porcelain tour of Germany ... that is just a few of many visits. Various social activities and access to spin-offs from the society. A very, very social group of members.3rd Monday of the month, 7.30pm. Victoria Hall, Ealing Town Hall £5 (members free) Enquiries: 8997 2786

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TuesdaysHistorical Association – Ealing BranchJune 11th: “Tracing Family History” (John Deighton)7 for 7.30pm. The Parlour of Ealing Green Church, Ealing Green W5 (access via side alley of church) £3 (members free) Enquiries: 8567 6554

WednesdaysGregorian Chant Workshop www.ealingabbeyparishschola.simplesite.comStudy of Gregorian Chant in all its aspects. Monthly service in the Abbey (not obliga-tory). Only condition: to love singing, and to sing in tune! All welcome. 6.40 - 8pm. Bulbeck Room, Ealing Abbey, W5 Enquiries: je.ma.smith@virginmedia.com

Mondays and ThursdaysYoga4HolisticTime https://sites.google.com/site/yoga4holistictime/Improve your well-being through Gentle Hatha Yoga practice.Weekly Yoga classes in Ealing. Welcome beginners, over 50s, and experienced.Acton class: Mon & Thurs mornings near Acton Town station Hanwell class: Mon 6.30 - 8 pm. St Mary’s Church Hall, W7 3QP £10 drop-in. Advance ticket available. Please contact before coming. Enquiries: yoga4holistictime@gmail.com

DANCE AND MOVEMENT

LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

Seven days a weekThe Pilates Studios www.pilatesw5.comPILATES CLINICCustom one-to-one sessions and mat classes taken by a qualified physiotherapist specialising in rehabilitation, including back and chronic pain, as well as people who want to improve their posture and flexibility. Held in a bright studio with full pilates equipment. Check website for more detail. Weekdays and evenings. 8 Old Court, 19c Montpelier Road, Ealing, W5 2QT Enquiries: 07796 663174 / susan@kineticconsulting.co.uk

Weekends, Mondays, TuesdaysMadhurang Dance BOLLYWOOD / CLASSICAL KATHAK INDIAN DANCE Have fun. Learn something new. Keep fit and active. Beginners welcome all year round. All ages, male and female. Concession for over 60 years. Indian Music for all stages on harmonium and sitar. ISTD approved exams optional. Saturdays & Sundays: children 10am, adults 11amMondays & Tuesdays: children 5pm, adults 6pmNorthfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Road, West Ealing, W13 9SS Enquiries: 07922 109289

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Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & SundaysPilates Corps www.pilatescorps.co.ukPILATES CLASSESClasses throughout the year for young (15+) and old (no upper age limit) focussing on posture and safe, gentle exercises to increase the participants’ sense of vitality. Spe-cialist classes on Tuesday mornings at 10am for pregnancy and at 11am for mother & baby. See website for full details of 12 weekly classes.Just Add Exercise, 2 St James Ave, London W13 9DJ £12 for drop in, £55 for 5 classes, £100 for 10 classes (£80 for 10 classes for seniors) Enquiries: 07977 418974 / info@pilatescorps.co.uk

Mondays - FridaysActon Ballet School www.actonballetschool.co.ukDance classes for children from 3yrs in ballet, modern, tap and Irish dancing. All teachers qualified and very experienced. Brand new studio with sprung floors and mirrors. Children entered for RAD and IDTA examinations when ready. Younger YearsEvery weekday after 4pm; term time only. Ruskin Hall, 16 Church Road, W3 6PP From £5.50 per class Enquiries: 8992 6891 / 07771 905226 / actonballetschool@hotmail.com

Mondays, Tuesdays and ThursdaysNexos Latinamericanos ZUMBA GOLD FOR OVER 45 Get fit and have fun with Zumba Gold, the lower impact, easy to follow, Latin-inspired dance fitness party that keeps you in the groove of life. Mondays 12 noon - 1pm. Oaktree Community Centre Tuesdays 11am - 12 noon. Brentham Club, 38A Meadvale Road, W5 1NP Thursdays 12 noon - 1pm. The Pavilion, North Acton Enquiries: 07828 583152 / nexosla@yahoo.co.uk

MondaysEaling Country Dance Club www.ealingfolk.org.ukEnjoy the graceful exercise of English folk dancing! Singles and couples of all ages and experience welcome to our friendly club nights. June 3rd, 17th, July 1st, 15th, 29th 8-10pm. St Barnabas Church Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5£3.50 Contact: 8998 6281 / enquiries@ealingfolk.org.uk

Shaw School of Dance BALLROOM & LATIN-AMERICAN DANCE CLASSES Younger Years5.30pm. Children (all ages) : 8 - 9pm. Adult beginners : 9 - 10pm. Adult improvers All Mondays except bank holidays. All Saints’ Church Hall, Elm Grove Road, W5 3JH. Children £5, adults £6 Enquiries: 8998 5138

TuesdaysShape and Tone www.yogaloretta.co.ukYOGA A progressive, challenging and supportive class for both experienced students and beginners. Most Tuesdays (check website for details)7.30 - 9pm. St Peter’s Church Hall, 56 Mount Park Rd, Ealing, W5 2RU£8 drop-in. £7 if paid in a block Enquiries: 8845 7873 / shape.tone@blueyonder.co.uk

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Tuesdays cont’d

West London BackcareSTRETCH AND RELAXATIONFor people with back problems or arthritisTuesdays to July 9th: 10.55 - 11.55. St Andrew’s Church Centre, Mount Park Road, W5 2RS £5 Enquiries: 8997 4848

Tuesdays and WednesdaysHanwell School of DanceTeaching in Ballroom, Latin, Argentine Tango, Salsa8 - 10pm. Hanwell area. £18 for a single person for an hour and £20 for a couple Enquiries: 8567 5308

WednesdaysEaling Ballet School www.ealingballetschool.co.uk

Ballet classes for children from 2½ - 8 years. Lovely studio and small classes enabling individual attention. Younger YearsDuring term-time: 4.30 - 6pm. Ealing Town Hall, New Broadway, EalingClasses £6 payable in termly blocks Enquiries: 8992 6891 / 07771 905226 / bridgethearne@hotmail.com

ThursdaysShape & Tone SHAPE & TONE EXERCISE CLASS Move it or Lose it! Come and join our local class. Varied exercises for strength, stam-ina and flexibility – we get all moving parts moving in a fun workout for all abilities. Keep up your fitness levels in a relaxed, friendly and supportive atmosphere. Just turn up and try it or ring for more details. 7 - 8.15pm. Room 1, Northfields Community Centre, 71a Northcroft Rd, W13 £4.50 Enquiries: 8845 7873

Greenford School of Dance www.beetango.co.ukARGENTINE TANGO IDTA qualified teachers. Beginners’ and Improvers’ classes in Argentine Tango. Fortnightly. 8 - 10pm. The Royal British Legion, Oldfield Lane South, Greenford, Middx. UB6 9JS£8 per evening. Refreshments included. Phone Bee for details of dates. Enquiries: 07818 612328

Tango Inspiration www.tangoinspiration.co.ukDANCE CLASSESArgentine Tango dance classes for beginners and improvers. No partner needed. Fun and friendly atmosphere.8 - 10pm. St Stephen’s House £8 per session. Concession available. Enquiries: 07903 066190 / szeleizsu@gmail.com

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DRAMA, FILM AND POETRY

LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTSThe Questors Theatre www.ealingtheatre.comEaling’s theatre, presenting 15-20 drama productions a year in our 350-seat Play-house and 90-seat Studio. You can also join as a member and get involved!7-15 June: Dracula, Fangs of Destiny – Comedy staging of the classic horror story 15-22 June: Mrs. Warren’s Profession – George Bernard Shaw’s drama of social hypocrisy 2-20 July: On the Razzle – Questors Academy Students present Tom Stoppard’s comedy

TuesdaysRainbow Recital Poetry Group Hear, contribute and discuss poetry on various themes. June 11th: W.H. AudenJuly 9th: Aunts 2.30pm. Ealing Central Library Enquiries: 8566 1742 / 8567 4397

FridaysClassic Cinema Club – Ealing www.classiccinemaclub.co.ukWe use the word ‘classic’ in a simple way ... a work of art of recognised and established value. Our films are chosen for their value both culturally and artistically. We aim to provide the community with a great choice of cinema.See our boxed advert and check our website for more detail. No need to pre-book.

Drama, Film & Poetry

 

CLASSIC CINEMA CLUB EALING

 

Fridays  at  7:30  pm.  in  EALING  TOWN  HALL        

In June we will show ‘New Waves’ films

7 June “A Taste of Honey” (1961) by Tony Richardson : UK 14 June “Pierrot le Fou” (1965) by Jean-Luc Godard : France 21 June “Closely Observed Trains” (1966) by Jiri Menzel : Czech 18 June “Bonnie and Clyde” (1967) by Arthur Penn : USA

In July we will show Films recommended by MET Film School students

including “Sweet Smell of Success” (1957) director : Alexander Mackendrick : USA

Discussion / debate follows the showing of all films

TICKETS : £6 (Concs / Students £5) Non-members add £1

www.classiccinemaclub.co.uk  

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Various days of the weekPitshanger Pictures cinema@barnabites.orgFilms at St Barnabas Church Hall on Mondays and Saturdays: see the website. 

LEISURE

JUNE 2013

Friday June 22ndNorth Ealing Wine Tasting Society (NEWTS) www.newts-wine.netAUSTRALIA AROUND THE STATESPaul Mapplebeck takes us on a tour of the Australian states to explore the diversity of wines now being produced.8pm. St Barnabas Millennium Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG £18. Admission by prior application Enquiries: 8566 4138 / 8997 8132 / info@newts-wine.net

LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

Saturdays and Sundays (some weekdays)West London Ramblers www.westlondonramblers.org.ukHealth-giving country walks in friendly company, 6-12 miles, led by volunteers. Rail-way station start, usually lunchtime pub stop. No charge, but regular participants must join RA. For current programme see website or phone. Contact: 8422 3284 / 8540 8938

SundaysClub West www.clubwest.org.ukAre you aged over 50, unattached & sociable? Meet us for Sunday lunch or just a drink from 12.30pm at a pub in West London. We will be at reserved tables with the Club West sign on display. Drinks at normal pub prices. Ring Mike Tyzack for details or go onto our website for this month’s Sample Programme. Enquiries: 8992 6134 / mike@miketyzack1.plus.com

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Tuesdays, Wednesdays and ThursdaysHimalayan InstituteBEGINNERS’ YOGAMats are provided, but bring your own if you have got one.Tuesdays April 16th - July 9th, 8 - 9.15pm. St. Andrew’s Church Centre. £84 or £10 drop-inINTERMEDIATE YOGATuesdays April 16th - July 9th, 8 - 9.30pm. St. Barnabas Church Hall Wednesdays April 17th - July 10th, 8 - 9.30pm. The Friends’ Meeting House. £84 or £10 drop-inMIXED-ABILITY YOGAThursdays April 18th - July 11th, 6.30 - 8pm. The Friends’ Meeting House. £84 or £10 drop-inPHILOSOPHY & MEDITATIONClass offers practice of relaxation, natural breathing and meditation, plus the study of various spiritual writings in order to understand their practical use in reducing stress, improving relationships and realising one’s genuine happiness & potential. Suitable for anyone with some experience of meditation.Thursdays April 18th - July 11th, 8 - 9.30pm. The Friends’ Meeting House, £60 or £6.50 drop-in Enquiries: enquiries@himalayaninstitute.org.uk / 8567 8889

FridaysNortholt Model Railway Club www.northolt-mrc.org.ukNORTHOLT MODEL RAILWAY CLUB MEETINGSClub members meet every Friday evening in the Community Centre to maintain and improve the permanent loft “N”gauge “OO”gauge and “O”gauge layouts and assist in building a portable exhibition layout. There are also workshops in the basement to build Live steam locomotives to be run on the raised tracks situated around the centre grounds. There is also an extensive Library on all Railway matters for members to bor-row. There are currently 60 members and new members are most welcome. 6 - 10pm. Northolt Village Community Centre, Ealing Road, Northolt. UB5 6ADMembers pay an annual joining fee of £25 and £1 every time they attend Enquiries: 07713 242756

MUSIC

JUNE 2013

Saturday June 1stThe Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events.htmMISHKA RUSHDIE MOMEN PIANO RECITAL Works by Schubert, Ravel and Chopin played by this exceptional young pianist 7.30pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

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Sunday June 2ndSt Matthew’s Concert Choir www.smce.org.ukCORONATION CONCERT with UXBRIDGE CHORAL SOCIETYA celebration of the 60th anniversary of the coronation of the Queen. The choirs and a concert orchestra will perform the music sung at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey. The wonderful music includes Parry - I was Glad, Walton - Te Deum, Handel - Zadok the Priest and Walton - Te Deum Laudamus7.30pm. St Matthew’s Church, North Common Road, Ealing W5 2QA £15 front centre, £10 rear centre, £5 side aisles - on the door only Box office: www.smce.org.uk Enquiries: chair@smce.org.uk UCS: www.uxbridgechoralsociety.org.uk

Saturday June 8thEaling Choral Society www.ealingchoralsociety.org.ukROSSINI: Petite Messe Solennelleplus opera arias and choruses by Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Bizet and Delibes Conducted by Jonathan Williams7.45pm. St Barnabas Church, Ealing, W5 1QG £16 (concessions £13, 16 and under £3) Box office: 8894 5998 / www.wegottickets.com/event/210766

West London Sinfonia www.westlondonsinfonia.orgSummer ConcertMARTINŮ: The Frescoes of Piero della Francesca Richard STRAUSS: Four Last Songs (soprano soloist Sirkka Lampimaki) DVOŘÁK: Symphony No. 8 in G majorLeader Iwona Boesche, conductor Philip Hesketh7.30pm - 9.45pm app. St Martin’s Church, Hale Gardens W3 9SQ On line: £12 (concessions £10, students £5) Box office: www.wegottickets.comAt the door: £13 (concessions £12, students £5) Enquiries: 8997 3540 / 3475 4200

Saturday June 15thEaling Common Proms www.ealingcommonproms.comAN EVENING OF BAROQUEAlison Raynor and friends bring a variety of Baroque music to Ealing Common. And there will be a bar and some baroque snacks. All profits to St Matthew’s Church Development fund.7.30pm (doors open at 7pm). St Matthew’s Church, Ealing Common, W5 2QA £12, £10 and £5 via the website; more on the door! Enquiries: 8961 1804 Box office: www.ealingcommonproms.com

The Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events.htmEALING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Ealing Symphony Orchestra present a concert of entertaining chamber music played by members of the orchestra. Works by Ravel, Weber, Lefebvre, Brahms and Bernard. 7.30pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

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Sunday June 16thThe Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events.htmEALING FESTIVAL CELEBRATION CONCERT Performances by prizewinners from the recent Ealing Festival 3pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 2526

Sunday June 23rdThe Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events.htmMARK VINER PIANO RECITAL A Liszt recital given by Mark Viner, a brilliant young virtuoso pianist 3pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

Monday June 24thEaling Youth Orchestra www.eyo.org.ukEYO/SYS JOINT CONCERTAn exciting joint concert between Ealing Youth Orchestra and top US visiting youth orchestra the Sacramento Youth Symphony. Programme includes:Richard WAGNER: Overture to Die Meistersinger Benjamin BRITTEN: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra BADELT/RICKETTS: Pirates of the Caribbean7.30pm. St Barnabas, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London W5 1QX £10 full (four full-price tickets for the price of three), £6 concessions/students, £3 school age (11 - 18), under 11 free. Tickets: ticketing@eyo.org.uk Enquiries: 07850 595089 / chair@eyo.org.uk

Saturday June 29thPetros Singers www.petrossingers.orgSUMMER CONCERTMusic about that crazy little thing called love by composers including Purcell, Kodaly, Palestrina, Vaughan Williams, Eric Whitacre and Bob Chilcott.Supporting the Upper room (Registered Charity 1004354): www.theupperroom.org.uk7.30pm. St Paul’s Church Grove Park, Chiswick, London W4 (tbc) In advance: £12 (£10 concs): £2 extra at the door. Under 12’s: £1 Box office (a booking fee applies): www.wegottickets.com/petrossingers Enquiries: 8743 6897 / tickets@petrossingers.org

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JUNE LCM LIVE PERFORMANCES AND SYMPOSIUM

LCM Live performances and masterclasses are open to the public but seat booking is essential. Please contact lcmlive@uwl.ac.uk to ensure that you are booked in. For more information on performances please visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmlive.

Whether you wish to see performances, attend Masterclasses or open lectures, all are welcome from both inside and outside of the University... and don’t forget if you want to join in with any of our music ensembles - you can!

Wednesday 5 June: Cabaret Night: Musical Theatre 7pm. Location TBC

Friday 7 June: Take a Break with GLEE 1.15 – 1.45pm. The Street, Ealing site

Wednesday 12 June & Thursday 13 June: Graduating Students’ Showcase for industry professionals Time TBC. Location: TBC

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JULY 2013

Saturday July 6thWest London Sinfonia www.westlondonsinfonia.orgWLS Central London ConcertROSSINI: Overture to William Tell GRIEG: Piano Concerto in A minor (soloist Jayson Gillham) TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No 5Leader Iwona Boesche, conductor Philip Hesketh7.30pm. St James’s Church Piccadilly, W1J 9LL On line: £13 (concessions £10, students £5) On line: www.wegottickets.comAt the door: £14 (concessions £11, students £5), cash/cheque only Box office: tickets@westlondonsinfonia.org Enquiries: 3475 4200 / 8997 3540

Sunday July 7thEaling Youth Orchestra www.eyo.org.ukProgramme to include:BRITTEN: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra RACHMANINOV: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (soloist Andrew Zolinsky)7.30pm. Wathen Hall, St Paul’s School, Lonsdale Road, Barnes, London SW14 £10 (concessions available) Tickets: ticketing@eyo.org.uk Enquiries: chair@eyo.org.uk

Thursday July 11thThe Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events.htmEALING YOUTH ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES EYO present a concert of instrumental and chamber music items, played by some of their immensely talented young musicians. 7.30pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

Saturday July 13thEaling Symphony Orchestra www.ealingso.org.ukGeorge LLOYD: Symphony No. 9GERSHWIN: Piano ConcertoMUSSORGSKY: Pictures at an ExhibitionJohn Paul Ekins (piano: 2012 Ealing Festival winner), Ealing SO, conductor John Gibbons7.30pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG £13 (concessions £10, under-25/student £5, accompanied under-16 £1) Enquiries: 8567 4075 / secretary@ealingso.org.uk

Thursday July 18thBrentham Ladies’ ChoirA SUMMER CONCERTThe Brentham Ladies’ Choir, under the direction of Margaret Elvin, present a concert of light music for you to enjoy on a summer afternoon.2pm. Pitshanger Methodist Church Hall, Pitshanger Lane, W5 1Q (on bus route E2 or E9) Tickets at the door £3 for refreshments and programme Enquiries: 8567 9158

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Friday - Saturday July 19th - 20thHEOS Musical Theatre www.heos.org.ukTHAT’Z LIFEA musical journey through the six stages of our lives from childhood to the twilight years. A fish and chip supper is included each evening (tea and cake at the matinee).7.30pm evenings, 2.30pm Saturday matinee. St Thomas’s Church Hall, 182 Boston Road, Hanwell, W7 2AD Enquiries: 07758 841523

Saturday July 20th - Friday August 9thSt Barnabas Church www.barnabites.org/summerproms13/THE ST BARNABAS SUMMER PROMS 2013Saturday July 20th : Haydn’s Creation Monday July 22nd : Viv McLean piano recital Wednesday July 24th : The Grier Piano Trio Friday July 26th : The Petros Singers Monday July 29th : Ashley Fripp piano recital Wednesday July 31st : The Beaty Clarinet Quintet Friday August 2nd : Opera Gala Monday August 5th : Seta Tanyel piano recital Wednesday August 7th : The Lisboa ensemble Friday August 9th : The Last Night of the Proms - Gala concert7.30pm. St Barnabas Church Ealing, London W5 1QG £10 (young people £5) for all concerts, except the Last Night of the Proms - £20. No tickets sold beforehand. Just turn up. Admission guaranteed. Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

LONG-TERM & REGULAR EVENTS

MondaysCapital Chorus (West London Barbershop Harmony Club)REGULAR REHEARSALS www.capitalchorus.co.ukThe award-winning men’s barbershop chorus – new members welcome 7.45 - 10.15pm. Kingsdown Church, Northfield Avenue, West Ealing, W13 9PRFree Enquiries: 07770 657489

Ealing Chamber Music Club www.ecmc.org.ukNew playing members (and visitors) are always welcome at our regular evenings. Second Monday in the month, except August and January. 8pm. St Mary’s Church, Perivale Enquiries: 8997 1227

TuesdaysPetros Singers www.petrossingers.org“Raising the bar in West London.” Rehearsals every Tuesday (term time) for our 2012-2013 season of concerts which included Handel’s Theodora on 26 March 2013 in St Paul’s Covent Garden. Conductor:- Duncan Aspden. New members welcome!8 - 9 .45pm. St Peter’s Church, Black Lion Lane, W6 9BE. Tube: Stamford Brook/Ravenscourt Park Enquiries: 8743 6897 / secretary@petrossingers.org

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WednesdaysThe Friends of St Mary’s Perivale  www.st-marys-perivale.org.uk/events03.htmWEDNESDAY EVENING CONCERTS AT ST MARY’S PERIVALE June 5th : Caterina Grewe (piano) / The Watterton Piano Trio June 19th : Tianyun Jia (violin) Alexis White (piano) / The Rautio Piano Trio June 26th : Pavel Timofejevsky (piano) Katya Lazareva (viola) / The Cremona Piano Trio July 3rd : Michael Foyle (violin) Maksim Stsura (piano) / The Francoise Green piano duo July 10th : Mayumi Fujikawa (violin) Richard Markson (cello) & friends 7.30pm. St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane, Middlesex. UB6 8SSFree with retiring collection Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

Gregorian Chant Workshop www.ealingabbeyparishschola.simplesite.comStudy of Gregorian Chant in all its aspects. Monthly service in the Abbey (not obliga-tory). Only condition: to love singing, and to sing in tune! All welcome. 6.40 - 8pm. Bulbeck Room, Ealing Abbey, W5 Enquiries: je.ma.smith@virginmedia.com

Julian Light Operatic Society www.julianoperatic.org.ukLA BELLE HELENE - JLOS’s NOVEMBER 2013 SHOWCome and join us for rehearsals of our brand new translation of Offenbach’s La Belle Helene, a parody into love, gods and – well come and find out for yourselves. Produc-tion to take place in November 2013.7.45 - 9.45pm from March 13th. Nelson Room, Ealing Town Hall Subscription payable if you decide you want to do show Enquiries: 07976 577232

Questors Choir, Ealing www.questorschoir.org.ukWe welcome singers of all abilities. We have a balance of experienced members and members who’ve only just started singing with the choir. All share one passion – a love of choral music performed in a fun and friendly atmosphere. We meet for rehearsals on Wednesday evenings from September to July, 8pm - 10pm at St Martin’s Church Hall. Members are asked to arrive 10 minutes before the start of the rehearsal for registration and setting up. We have Spring, Summer and Christmas concerts. Our repertoire is deliberately var-ied, from Baroque and Classical to contemporary choral works, traditional Christmas carols and folk song.8 - 10pm. St Martin’s Church, Hale Gardens, West Acton W3 9SQ £55 per term (concessions £45) Enquiries: info@questorschoir.org.uk / 8816 7734 / 07802 720333

ThursdaysBroken Consort www.brokenconsort.blogspot.comA friendly group of musicians who meet with a tutor to play in small chamber groups and orchestral arrangements7 - 9.30pm. St Thomas the Apostle Church, Boston Road, Hanwell W7 2AD £109 per 10 week term Enquiries: brokenconsortealing@hotmail.co.uk

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Thursdays cont’dSt Matthew’s Concert Choir www.smce.org.ukWEEKLY REHEARSALSWe perform great music. We give three or four concerts each year by great composers: Mozart, Byrd, Karl Jenkins and Puccini to name but a few.Our repertoire is amazingly wide-ranging. We sing huge choral works ... Brahms Requiem.We sing operatic works ... Prokofiev’s Alexander Nevsky.We sing beautiful, simple a capella music ... Vaughan Williams Mass in G Minor.We don’t fit into a musical box!We usually have at least one choral workshop a year and various social events too.All year, except a few weeks at Christmas and August 7.30 - 9.30pm. St Matthew’s Church, North Common Road, Ealing, W5 2QA £30 per term; £10 per annum membership fee Enquiries: chair@smce.org.uk

FridaysSt Barnabas Church FRIDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERTS www.barnabites.org/concertsJune 7th : Joanne Rozario (clarinet) Christopher Duigan (piano) June 14th : Simon Watterton (piano) June 21st : Rebecca Rudge (soprano) Charles Economou (piano) June 28th : Maria Marchant (piano) July 5th : The Armartis Wind Ensemble July 12th : to be arranged July 19th : Mei Yi Foo (piano) July 26th : The Rothko String Quartet 1pm. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, London W5 1QGFree with voluntary donations Enquiries: 8997 7691 / hmather@btopenworld.com

MULTI-ACTIVITY

ANNOUNCEMENT

IMPACT Theatre Company www.ionda.co.ukIMPACT THEATRE MOVING TO A NEW HOMEThe IMPACT Theatre Company and Outreach Network moved to new premises in November. Our new address is: IMPACT Community Arts Centre, Horsenden Lane South, Perivale, UB6 8AP Enquiries: impact-theatre@btconnect.com

Music – Multi-activity

Friends of Ealing ArtsHave you ever thought of becoming a Friend of Ealing Arts?It costs only £10 per year or £15 for joint membership. For this you will receive the Diary of Events, with a Newsletter, direct by post six times a year. You will also get a £2 dis-count on summer Theatre coach trips. There are plans for block bookings for Friends to Musical Events and there are occasional ‘Get-Togethers’.For further details contact: Hon Secretary of Friends of Ealing Arts, 42a Bradley Gardens, Ealing W13 8HF or the Ealing Arts line : 020 8998 4465

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ART & CRAFTSThe 4020 Art Group Acton Arts Forum Art Classes by Eva SwiderskaArt Classes by Pamela Lloyd-JonesBrent Lodge Park Art CollectiveDiana Braybrook – artistEaling and Hampshire House Photographic SocietyEaling Art GroupEaling Flower ClubEaling LacemakersEaling QuiltersLady’s Creative CircleMCL RestorationNorthfields Camera ClubNortholt and District Photographic SocietyOPEN EalingPatricia Burbidge Water ColoursPitshanger PaintersPottery Classes with Paul TierneySew what?Upholstery Classes Hanwell

CULTURE & LEARNINGAnglo-Italian Circle of EalingBenedictine Study and Arts CentreEaling Decorative and Fine Arts Society (EDFAS)Ealing LibrariesEaling National Trust Association Gunnersbury Park MuseumHeritage Centre Greenford Historical Association: Ealing BranchJoined-up Writers PM Gallery and HouseU3A: Ealing and District University of the Third Age University of West LondonWest London Humanists and SecularistsWorkers’ Educational Association, Ealing BranchYoga4HolisticTime

DANCE & MOVEMENT Acton Ballet SchoolEaling Ballet SchoolEaling Country Dance Club Greenford School of Dance Hanwell School of DanceMadhurang, Bollywood Indian DancingNexos LatinamericanosPilates Corps The Pilates StudiosShape and ToneShaw School of DanceTango InspirationWest London BackcareZumba EalingZumba With Riot

DRAMA, FILM & POETRYBeaufort PlayersClassic Cinema ClubDrama with a Difference Ealing Green PlayersImpact Theatre Company Popup Theatre (Amateur & Fringe Players)Pitshanger PicturesPitshanger Poets The Questors TheatreRainbow Recital Poetry GroupTheatre West 4 (TW4)

LEISUREThe Brentham ClubCharlemagne Wine ClubCLAN Social Club Club West Ealing Outdoor Club Friends of Marcq-en-BaroeulThe Gardening ClubNorth Ealing Wine Tasting SocietyNortholt Model Railway ClubRamblers’ Association: West London GroupSt Stephen’s Church & Centre

MUSICBrentham Ladies’ ChoirThe Broken Consort Capital ChorusDa Rocha PastoraleEaling Abbey Choir Ealing Chamber Music Club Ealing Choral Society Ealing Club (Rock & Blues) Ealing Common PromsEaling Folk and Blues Club Ealing Guitar ClassesEaling Junior Music School Ealing Symphony Orchestra Ealing Youth Orchestra English Chamber Orchestra Ltd Friday Opera GroupFriends of St Mary’s Perivale Music Section Gregorian Chant WorkshopHEOS Musical Theatre Julian Light Operatic SocietyPetros Singers The Questors Choir St Barnabas Church concertsSt Matthew’s Concert ChoirShowcase West London Opera West London Pianoforte FestivalWest London Sinfonia

MULTI-ACTIVITYCampaign for an Ealing Performance and Arts CentreEaling Festival of Music, Dance, Speech and DramaEaling Music & Film Valentine FestivalEaling Sahaja Yoga Meditation Essequibo MusicHimalayan Insbtitute of Yoga, Science and PhilosophySage Community Arts Space West London Arts Scene (Ealing Autumn Festival)

For individual contact details and email addresses, see the EA+L website

www.ealingarts.org.uk or phone the Arts Line on 020 8998 4465.

Ealing Arts + Leisure members