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Learn to communicate with your baby before they can speak, at an award-winning TinyTalk baby signing class. What can you expect at a TinyTalk class? Weekly themes such as bedtime, family or a trip to the park give you the signs you need to share baby’s world and daily routine, using British Sign Language (BSL) signs An interactive music class featuring well-known nursery rhymes, action songs, specially composed music and instruments Hands-on sensory activities delight your baby and develop all-round communication skills such as vocalising, listening and taking turns. They also stimulate your baby’s senses, encourage their tracking skills and develop their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills Time to relax with a cuppa and make new friends whilst your baby enjoys social playtime TinyTalk classes are run in blocks of 12 weeks, though you can often start at any time (subject to space). Each block covers the most important 50 core signs which we know will make a huge difference. Our classes do not repeat across a year and, as babies' interests develop, so many families choose to return time after time. We cover 150 signs in all, and give you plenty of tips and tricks for encouraging your baby to sign back.

Two of melodic techno's most influential artists collide. A whole day's programming with many more names to be announced. VIP Tickets For those seeking an elevated experience, VIP tickets are available offering exclusive queue jump and VIP lounge where you can access a premium bar with bespoke drink selections, a designated chill out space, private viewing area of the stage close to the artists and VIP toilet access. Accessibility Queries & Personal Assistant Tickets We strive to make our events accessible to everyone who would like to attend. If you have any specific queries about accessibility or would like to apply for a Personal Assistant ticket, please email us at [email protected] Tickets For Good We also work with Tickets For Good to provide tickets to NHS & Charity workers at a discount. You can check if you qualify & grab these via their website. Tickets For Local Residents If you are a local resident, tickets are available free or at a discount depending on your proximity to the park. To find out if you are eligible for these, please send across a valid form of ID as well as proof of address to [email protected] Eastern Electrics This is an 18+ event

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These Wellbeing Cafés run by the charity Mind offer weekly face-to-face sessions for residents of Waltham Forest over 18 who experience low mood, anxiety, loneliness, or social isolation. Offering light refreshments, social time, wellbeing sessions, activities, advice and learning sessions to choose from. These are open to members only. Referral/sign-up only: you can refer yourself on the Mind website.

Otis Gibbs is a songwriter, storyteller, painter, photographer, and planter of 7,176 trees. He once wrestled a bear and lost. He's been called the best unknown songwriter in music today, but if you ask him, hell just say he's a folksinger. The Trust Of Crows, his tenth studio album, was recorded at the iconic Columbia Studio A in Nashville, where Bob Dylan made Blonde on Blonde and Nashville Skyline. It's been closed to the public for decades, but Otis was given permission to record there. Gibbs storytelling extends beyond music to his YouTube channel, where more than 100,000 subscribers listen to tales and folklore passed down by legendary musicians. In an effort to preserve these personal stories before theyre lost to history, he single handedly built a living archive in the spirit of The Lomax Family, Studs Terkel or even Charles Kuralt. This deeply personal project reflects Otis reverence for history, lived experience, and the characters who shaped American roots music from the ground up. Gibbs has been likened to everyone from Guthrie to Springsteen but his is the rare voice that stands on its own ESQUIRE Gibbs songwriting is deeply personal and profound. It's plain to see Otis Gibbs is a man you should give a damn about ROLLING STONE Man, can this singer tell a story USA TODAY Back when Greg Brice played the pubs, clubs and bars of the West Midlands he'd often find some of the toughest audiences you could imagine hanging on his every word within a few bars. His intricate fingerstyle guitar and strident electric slide connected in the raw and immediate way that only proper roots music can. And that voice clear as a bell, powerful and pure. 'a virtuoso guitarist who sings like Lowell George, you're gonna like him' ANDY KERSHAW

Alan Barnes - sax James Davison - trumpet Robin Aspland - piano Jeremy Brown bass Matt Fishwick drums Alan Barnes has been recognized as a virtuosic sax/clarinet player, composer, arranger and bandleader for more than 40 years. The recipient of more than 30 British Jazz Awards, he has twice been named BBC Jazz Musician of the Year and includes work in the UK, Europe and the US with the likes of Michel Legrand, Jamie Cullum & Van Morrison. Tonight, featuring James Davison-trumpet, Robin Aspland-piano, Jeremy Brown-bass and Matt Fishwick-drums Alan brings his tribute to the brilliant US saxophonist Art Pepper to the Club. Over to Alan: I put together this all-star band to celebrate the centenary of Art Pepper's birth. Art's playing was sovirtuosic andbeautifulfor me, that was how the alto sax should be played!. Don't miss Alan and the band as they play Art's original, swinging, tunes alongside classic jazz standards plus some of Alan's own, terrific compositions. Alan Barnes is usually tagged with the rather unglamorous term Mainstream.True, youre unlikely to find him hanging out with Norwegian experimentalists, string quartets or DJ's, issuing an album of Radiohead covers or rediscovering the joys of punk rock.