Spring is Just Around the Corner…
Posted by Boundary Community Launderette on 01/03/2012
It’s March, the days are getting longer and Spring is almost here… Phew! There are a few interesting things going on for free this weekend, so make the most of your time and enjoy what’s on offer locally. There are other exhibitions still running, (check out the ‘whats on’ blogs for the past few weeks), and loads of other ideas via the links on the right of our web page. Whatever you do have a great weekend!
The Geffrye Museum First Saturday Family Day on March 3rd has activities for everyone, including the chance to create a springtime character or flower-shaped photo frame for 5-11 year-olds at 10.30am – 12.30pm, and 11 to 19 year-olds can use lavender from the herb garden and lemon to bake biscuits and create a beautiful box to put them in from 2.00 – 4.00pm. For full details visit the Geffrye Museum website
This Saturday & Sunday, March 3rd & 4th, sees another great Barbican Weekender on the theme of Urban Stories. From Shakespeare to Grime, London is bursting with urban stories. The Weekender returns with two days of packed full of free art, dance, music, theatre and film for everyone on the Barbican Foyers. For full details of this action-packed weekend visit the Barbican Website
Brady Arts Centre hosts an exhibition showcasing a number of banners which date back to 1983 and were created by girls groups across the borough to highlight International Women’s Day. The exhibition is open Monday to Friday 9am until 7pm, and Saturday 9am until 5pm until Thursday March 15th. For full details see the website
The new Royal London Hospital officially opened this week and there are a whole range of events to celebrate this in the Vital Arts Festival, including portrait photographs of Royal London staff by artist Edgar Hoefs, talks on the history of the hospital, interactive artworks and musical events. Check out the Vital Arts Website.
Thursday March 8th is International Women’s Day, and there are a number of free events and exhibitions in Tower Hamlets and Hackney as part of the month-long Wisewords Festival celebrating women writers, artists and performers organised by Alternative Arts. We’ll be highlighting some of the events for the day itself next week, but check out the Alternative Arts Website for the full programme of events.
Don’t forget that the launderette is open 8am until 7pm and does service washes so you can make the best of your free time. We’re all spruced up and looking gorgeous, we hope you like the new look!
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