Brunswick Park Area Guide

Based on the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson and set in the 1750s, Mathew Dickinson Productions' latest production is Treasure Island, the coming-of-age story of Jim, a young Devonshire lad, who after the chance discovery of a closely guarded map, sets off across the ocean in search of buried treasure on a remote Caribbean island. On the way, he encounters a mutinous cook, blood-thirsty pirates, fights pitched battles, learns the value of friendship and loyalty, and meets a treasure obsessed parrot! This exciting adventure is the classic battle between good and evil , but with a touch of humour, a few songs and dances, a sea shanty or two, and some casualties along the way, all in the search for buried treasure! The show will appeal to adults and children but is not be suitable for the under 10s. Please note this production features sounds of gunfire and cannon fire, and includes scenes of fighting and death.

Tutor: Eleonora Cugini Level: Intermediate - good knowledge of craft, new technique The C2C (Corner To Corner) crochet is a technique which uses small blocks joined together starting from the corner of the project and finishing at the opposite corner. Please see our websitewalthamabbeywoolshow.co.uk [https://www.walthamabbeywoolshow.co.uk/] for full details. Ticket admits entry to the workshop only. Please note you need to purchase a separate 10am or 11.30am timed entry ticket for the show to access this workshop. Workshops are held in the Atrium Suite area please report to the Workshop Desk at least 5 mins before the workshop is due to start.

Fresh from his sold out 5 hour set on the Thames riverside, SOLOMUN returns to make his long-awaited debut at London’s iconic Alexandra Palace on February 7th. Renowned for his ability to craft immersive musical journeys, Solomun has redefined the art of DJing. His legendary “Solomun +1” residency at Pacha Ibiza, his headline festival performances, and his status as founder of the Diynamic Music label have all cemented him as one of the most respected and influential figures in global electronic music. His productions, remixes, and marathon sets blend deep house, techno, and melodic elements into transformative experiences that resonate far beyond the dancefloor. Next February, he brings his unique artistry to the Grade II listed hilltop palace, Ally Pally. SOLOMUN will transform the space with bespoke production, that will leave a mark in the revered history of SOLOMUN headline shows. Pre-sale September 4th at 10am, exclusively to those who sign up. If you'd like to learn more about the venue's story and mission, along with how you can play your part to support them - please head here: https://bit.ly/support-ally-pally Venue terms and conditions can be viewed here: https://www.alexandrapalace.com/terms-and-conditions/# Price includes a £2.50 venue restoration levy. Presented by Labyrinth. This is an 18+ event.

Join us at the beautiful St John's Church to hear Beatrice Nicholas play, and to see her work with two piano students. This is a great opportunity to hear some live music, and to gain an insight into performance.

A choral workshop hosted by Finchley Chamber Choir, led by Lloyd Buck. When Mozart died at the tragically young age of 35 in 1791, he was working on a Requiem Mass, which was left incomplete. The version that so many choral singers have come to know and love was completed by another Austrian composer, Franz Sssmayr. He did so based on "scraps of paper" (now lost) and his own understanding of Mozart's musical signature, but claimed the Sanctus and Benedictus and the Agnus Dei as his own. Several musicologists in the 20th and 21st centuries have taken a critical look at this familiar completion and proposed their own reconstructions. In this open workshop hosted by Finchley Chamber Choir, you'll have the chance to explore the completion by eminent American musicologist Robert D Levin, formerly a professor of music at Harvard, which gives a new perspective on how Mozart may have intended the piece to sound. Choral conductor, pianist and composer Lloyd Buck is a great proponent of Levin's work on the Requiem and he has given several workshops and online presentations on the subject. There will be lots of opportunities to sing as Lloyd presents us with information about the history of the piece and provides fascinating insights into the decisions taken by Levin in completing his reconstruction. The day will finish with a mini performance of the Requiem Mass(from 4.00 pm): feel free to invite family and friends to attend, at no charge. Your ticket includes complementary tea, coffee and biscuits during the breaks; please bring your own lunch (or there are plenty of places you can buy food nearby). Parking at the church is limited, so please use public transport or be prepared to pay for parking (at a nearby car park or in designated on-street parking locations). Ticket sales are going well, but we'd love to have a few more altos and tenors to balance the choir. Sopranos and basses are still welcome, but please encourage your alto and tenor friends to join you if possible. If you want to take part in the workshop, but you're under 18, we'd ask that you come with a parent or carer. If you are unable to buy tickets online, please call 0333 666 3366 for telephone booking via TicketSource.

KYLA COBBLER is one of Ireland’s funniest emerging comedic talents. The Ballincollig native, who posts hilarious stories about her life in Barcelona to her 100k strong audience on Instagram, brings her brand new comedy show “Gone Rogue“.  Kyla brings freshness to the scene with her undeniable talent and immediate connection to the different crowds in Europe’s different show cases. Her honest, blunt and deep storytelling comedic style has made her one of the European scenes favourites. On her recent trip home, her shows in Cork sold out in 12 minutes – so be sure not to miss this one!