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SUMMARY:IROKO Robics for Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:Join us for IROKO Robics for Wellbeing\, an uplifting and interactive experience combining traditional African drumming\, music-making\, movement\, singing and chanting. \nDesigned to bring people of all ages together\, this fun and inclusive session promotes wellbeing and relaxation through creativity and social connection. With a strong focus on intergenerational participation and family bonding\, it offers a joyful opportunity for children\, parents\, grandparents and carers to share in the rhythm and energy of African cultural traditions. \nWhether you are trying drumming for the first time or simply looking for an enjoyable family activity\, you will leave feeling refreshed\, energised and inspired. \nNo previous experience is required. Just bring your enthusiasm and join the rhythm! \nPart of our Black History Month programme.[vc_column css=”.vc_custom_1787821249993{padding-top: 30px !important;padding-bottom: 30px !important;}”][vcex_multi_buttons buttons=”%5B%7B%22text%22%3A%22Button%201%22%2C%22link%22%3A%22url%3A%23%22%2C%22style%22%3A%22flat%22%2C%22local_scroll%22%3A%22false%22%2C%22download_attribute%22%3A%22false%22%2C%22css_animation%22%3A%22none%22%7D%5D” align=”left”] \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/iroko-robics-for-wellbeing/
LOCATION:Redbridge Central Library\, Clements Road\, Ilford\, IG1 1EA\, GB
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SUMMARY:The Inspiration of Emerson at Valentines; a Talk & Guided Walk
DESCRIPTION:“Every great and commanding moment in the annals of the world is the triumph of some enthusiasm.”  (Ralph Waldo Emerson\, quoted in the Garden Cities & Town Planning magazine) \nValentines Park in the London Borough of Redbridge is one of the best parks in the UK! This talk\, followed by a guided walk around the nearby Edwardian houses of what was known as the Ilford Garden Suburb\, (now the Garden City Redbridge) will examine how admiration for the 19th century American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson helped introduce the Garden City movement locally and ensure the preservation of Valentines after the death of the last owner of the Mansion\, Sarah Ingleby.  \nRalph Waldo Emerson was much admired by Cambridge scholar Dr Clement Mansfield Ingleby who lived at Valentines from 1870 until his death\, After his wife Sarah died in 1906\, there was fear locally that the park would be lost for ever to the advance of bricks and mortar. This had been the fate of the Cranbrook estate next door. The talk\, inspired by documents from the Friends’ archives\, will include other notable people of the 19th and early 20th century who admired Emerson’s philosophy and poetry and the lasting impact this has had on our lives today.  \nMadeleine Goodall is Humanist Heritage Manager at Humanists UK and co-host of theUnholy Historiespodcast. Since 2019\, she has been researching and sharing the history and influence of freethinkers and non-religious people in the UK\, on the Humanist Heritage website and through a range of events and resources. A particular passion has been uncovering the stories of women in the humanist movement\, and she has written about these for publications includingNew Humanistand History Workshop Online. \nDr Colin Runeckles will lead us around the Edwardian houses of the Garden City Redbridge\, built on what had been part of the Valentines Estate\, and very much part of the story of how Valentines was preserved for us to enjoy today. His doctorate is about housing in Roman Italy\, but he became interested in local history about a decade ago. He joined the Ilford Historical Society and aside from being Treasurer and Membership Secretary\, he researches and writes articles for the IHS Newsletter\, giving regular talks on a variety of local topics. \nAfter the Talk and the Walk\, we will visit the beautiful Walled Gardens and Victorian Gardener’s Cottage Cafe for refreshments. \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/the-inspiration-of-emerson-at-valentines-a-talk-guided-walk/
LOCATION:Valentines Mansion & Gardens\, Emerson Road\, Ilford\, IG1 4XA\, GB
CATEGORIES:Days Out,IG1
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SUMMARY:Dance Workshop with Oxygen Arts
DESCRIPTION:Come along to a dance session that mixes ballet with contemporary\, African and Caribbean dance. \nThe Black British Ballet project is back by popular demand!\nAimed at everyone from beginners to more experienced dancers\, this fun and engaging workshop will be led by a professional dancer from the Black British Ballet project. \nLimited space – booking essential! \nFor ages 7+ \nBrought to you by Oxygen Arts’ Black British Ballet project \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/dance-workshop-with-oxygen-arts/
LOCATION:Redbridge Central Library\, Clements Road\, Ilford\, IG1 1EA\, GB
CATEGORIES:IG1,Kids
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DTEND;TZID=Asia/Colombo:20261028T003000
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SUMMARY:Rapid Reads Black History Month Book Chat
DESCRIPTION:Our Rapid Reads Book Chat explores books under 200 pages and brings people together for a friendly chat over a cuppa. Please join us this Black History Month to celebrate and discuss our favourite short reads! \nOn Tuesday\, 27 October\, we’ll be discussing: \nIf Beale Street Could Talk by James Baldwin \nAssembly by Natasha Brown \nPassing by Nella Larsen \nEvery Light in the House by Andrea Levy \nSome other related Rapid Reads are: \nHello Mum by Bernadine Evaristo \nNotting Hill Carnival: A West Side Story by Candice Carty-Williams \nThese are suggested books only\, so feel free to read any other books suitable for Black History Month with fewer than 200 pages. You can then recommend your read/s to others at the book chat! \nYou can join Rapid Reads in person at Redbridge Central Library or you can join online. The online joining details will be emailed to you before the book chat and again on the morning of 27 October. \nFor more information\, please email library.information@visionrcl.org.uk. \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/rapid-reads-black-history-month-book-chat/
LOCATION:Redbridge Central Library\, Clements Road\, Ilford\, IG1 1EA\, GB
CATEGORIES:IG1
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SUMMARY:Rapid Reads Book Club
DESCRIPTION:Like reading and chatting about books? \nJoin Rapid Reads\, where we read books/novellas of less than 200 pages and then get together to discuss them over a cuppa. \nThe group meets on the fourth Tuesday each month\, 6pm to 7pm at Redbridge Central Library. You can also join online via Teams. \nIn September\, we will be discussing The Thief by Fuminori Nakamura. \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/rapid-reads-book-club-2/
LOCATION:Redbridge Central Library\, Clements Road\, Ilford\, IG1 1EA\, GB
CATEGORIES:IG1
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SUMMARY:Bringing Black Legends to Life\, 10-13 yrs
DESCRIPTION:Ever wondered what would happen if the stories\, myths\, legends and characters of Black history could be brought into the digital world? \nJoin us for an exciting\, hands-on creative technology workshop as part of Black History Month\, where you’ll explore fascinating Black myths\, legends and historical characters and use AI and 3D technology to bring your ideas to life! \nYou’ll start by exploring a character or story\, then use AI text-to-image tools to create your own visual interpretation. You’ll then discover how your 2D creation can be transformed into a 3D digital character\, with an introduction to how it could eventually be animated\, used in a game\, fi lm\, VR experience or other digital project. \nThis fun and creative session is perfect for beginners and anyone interested in Black history\, storytelling\, AI\, digital art\, 3D design and emerging technology. No previous experience is needed – just bring your curiosity and imagination! \n🎟️ Book Now
URL:https://www.inilford.com/event/bringing-black-legends-to-life-10-13-yrs/
LOCATION:Redbridge Central Library\, Clements Road\, Ilford\, IG1 1EA\, GB
CATEGORIES:IG1,Kids
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