Recently, The 1885 Singers served up a buffet of Austro-German composers, featuring Brahms, Schumann, Korngold and Richard Strauss. Feelings of longing and loss gave the pieces cohesion, with a touch of spring in the flower songs of Strauss.
The 1885 Singers and in the front row L-R: Pianists Robert Bridge and Moritz von Freyhold, Baritone James Geidt, Soprano Iúnó Connolly, Musical…
I’ve lived in Barnes long enough to know that when this village decides to do something cultural, it doesn’t mess about. We’ve got the Children’s Literature Festival, the Wetland Centre, more charity shops than you can shake a walking stick at – and now, a brand-new theatre festival that’s popping up around Barnes Pond like a very well-dressed mushroom.
It’s called the Fireside…
There is no doubt that a trip to London is one of the best ways to spend any day of the week, but there is one small thing that can often cause a problem as your arrival gets closer, and that is the issue of parking!
Both driving and parking your car in central areas of the capital can often cause a headache, so it is always best to be primed and ready with some insider information that can help…
Come along and play at one of our Messy Play Sessions. All you have to do is come along and MESS IT UP and then leave the cleaning up to us!
In our one hour classes babies and toddlers are given the freedom to move around at their own pace and all of our products are non-toxic and hypo-allergenic. We have a variety of areas to explore including a sand pit, pasta, jelly, foam and…
Situated in the heart of London, Harley Street has been known for its renowned medical specialists and surgeons since the 19th century. In 1860, there was a recorded number of 20 doctors located on this iconic stretch of road. By 1914, this number rose to almost 200. Today, Harley Street is home to an estimated 3,000 people working in healthcare.
Aside from the high concentration of healthcare…
Join Eddie Catz and his friend Bunny for an evening of fantastic fun. We will have disco, games and other entertainment. We will also be holding a dress up competition so make sure you come wearing your best Easter attire.
Book your tickets now to avoid disappointment!
Our Cafe will be open should you wish to purchase food & drinks.
Tickets
• £12.00 per Child (1-10yrs) includes chicken bites…
Join the Eddie Catz team this Easter for some after hours fun with Laser Tag, disco music and lights! You can come alone or bring friends! Parents can drop off the children or they are welcome to stay and watch and cheer them on.
The battle will commence once the teams have been formed, the safety briefing explained and the laser guns switched on. Lights, smoke and music all create a perfect…
Free Talk for Parents from JK Educate:
HOW CHILD COACHING CAN BENEFIT YOUR FAMILY
Tuesday, 6th November 2018
8 – 10pm
The Brentano Suite, Lyttelton House, 2 Lyttelton Road London N2 0EF
Lorrae and Katie will be introducing Muriel, JK Educate’s consultant life coach for children. Muriel will explain how coaching and person-centred support works to support children in their education and…
The GANT Championships at London’s Roehampton Club is a new, intimate pre-Wimbledon international tennis event. Built on the great history of the popular Roehampton Cup, that attracted the world’s best players to the historic Roehampton Club for many years. GANT, the original American lifestyle brand, are reviving the event this June, with 3 matches taking place each day.
Becker, Ivanisevic…
On the evening of Thursday 15 March 2018 from 7 to 9pm, Putney High School GDST will open the doors of its Performing Arts Centre to welcome Andrew Graham-Dixon, leading art historian, critic and well-known presenter of arts television, in the next of their PIE (Putney Ideas Exchange) and lecture series. London Mums will be attending. The event is also open to the public. (Tickets available…