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Maybe the elves can! This well loved Grimm fairy tale has been re-heeled into a world where magic does exist and wishes do come true.Ages 3 plus, 60 mins. Part of Stratford Circlets Children’s Theatre.
Contact: 020 8279 1080
17 UNTIL 18 STEAM FAIR 2008Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. The nostalgia of steam, thesmell of hot oil and coal smoke returns to the Mills for the secondtime in over seventy years. See steam lorries, traction engines, roadrollers from 2 inch scale to full size, trade stalls, live steam miniaturerailways and a children's fun fair.
Contact: 01992 707370
17 DIRTY DANCING TRIBUTE NIGHTCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. 7.30pm to1.00am. Have the ‘Time of Your Life’ with Baby and Jonny’s summerromance at Kellerman’s Holiday Camp. Evening includes dinner,cabaret and disco. £29.50pp.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
18 PUMP HOUSE MUSEUM FUN DAYPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. Freeday of family fun including bouncy castle, birds of prey, children’sparty, face painting as well as the Museum’s astounding collection ofvintage vehicles.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
24 UNTIL 25 LONDON MCM EXPO, IN ASSOCIATIONWITH EUROGAMER ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. The UK’s largest Anime and entertainment event featuringmovies, sci-fi, video games, Cosplay, trading cards and comics. Kids(10 and under) go free. Further information & Tickets.
www.londonexpo.comContact: 0870 330 7446
26 SPRING BANK HOLIDAY
24 UNTIL 26 REGIA ANGLORUM SAXON AND NORMANRE-ENACTMENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Re-enactment group thataccurately re-creates the lives of the British people around 1000years ago from Alfred the Great to Richard the Lion heart. Recreatingimages of the past are fighters, craftsmen, and living historians.
Contact: 01992 707370
31 UNTIL 1 JUNE PLANT AND TABLE TOP SALEPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. 11am-4pm (last entry 3.30pm). Bargains galore for the home and garden.Sellers £5 per table, ring to book or for more details. Admission isadults £2 seniors/concs £1, accompanied children (under 16) free.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
3 CLASSIC CAR MEETPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. 7pm-9.30pm. A series of classical concerts with world-class performers inWalthamstow's friendly and historic church.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
7 UNTIL 8 ENGLISH WAR CIVIL WAR REENACTMENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. The Sealed Knot Societypresent an authentic impression of a 17th Century military unit indress, equipment, and actions on the battlefield.
Contact: 01992 707370
11 UNTIL 15 LONDON TO PARIS CYCLEVarious Locations. Fancy the challenge of a lifetime and theopportunity to meet like-minded people? As part of Chickenshed'sfundraising efforts, we hold various events throughout the year inconjunction with Skyline. Cycling through beautiful English villagesand into the stunning countryside of rural France you'll passhistorical landmarks and famous battlefields from World War I untilyou reach Paris, undoubtedly one of the most magical places onearth. The sense of achievement you'll experience will be one you'llcherish forever – an unforgettable experience awaits you. You don'thave to be an expert cyclist to do this event and you don't even needto have your own bike! In fact this event is one of the bestintroductions to overseas cycling for charity as it is close to homeand shorter than most overseas trips. All we ask is that you raise£1,100 for Chickenshed in order to take part. For more informationabout this event.
Contact: [email protected]
12 UNTIL 15 LONDON INTERNATIONAL MUSIC SHOW ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. Four shows staged at the same time embracing the entire musicmaking industry - The London Guitar Show 08, Drummer Live, SoundRecording & Technology 08 and The Unplugged Show. Packed full offeatures, new product launches, celebrities, seminars, free tuitionand live performances from some of the worlds finest musicians, TheLondon International Music Show will show you hundreds ofinnovative new ideas to make music, learn how to record andimprove your technique. Further Information and Tickets.
www.londoninternationalmusicshow.comContact: 01353 665577
14 UNTIL 15 THE DIEHARDSRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Re-enactment event withThe Diehards, Heilbron Commando and the 1879 Group.
Contact: 01992 707370
14 DAVE DEANS LAS VEGAS LEGENDSCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. 7.30pm to1.00am. Dave Dean ‘Stars in Their Eyes’ winners tribute to the LasVegas showmen. £29.50pp.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
15 FATHERS DAY
19 MUSIC IN THE VILLAGESt Marys Church, Church End, Walthamstow E17. A series of classicalconcerts with world-class performers in Walthamstow's friendly andhistoric church. Tickets £9 on the door (concessions), includesinterval glass of wine or soft drink.
www.walthamsoft.com/villagemusicContact: 020 8223 0772
21 UNTIL 22 ROCKET & SPACE EVENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Displays anddemonstrations of rockets.
Contact: 01992 707370
1 CLASSIC CAR MEETPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. 7pm-9.30pm. Free to vehicle owners and pedestrians. For moreinformation visit the website.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
1 UNTIL 30 BOOK NOW FOR CHRISTMASCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. Book yourparty at the County Hotel and join in the festive fun. £25.00.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
2 UNTIL 20 SEACHANGEChickenshed, Chase Side, Southgate, London N14. SeaChange’ is ayear long global creative communication project run by Chickenshedfrom August 2007 – July 2008 which aims to bring young people inevery continent together via inclusive theatre. Live music, dance,theatre, audio-visuals, songs and words, will capture the experiencesand resolutions of the young people involved.
Contact: 0208 351 6161
5 UNTIL 6 MULTI-PERIOD RE-ENACTMENT EVENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. A family weekend ofactivities from various re-enactment groups throughout history.Plenty of hands on things to do children.
Contact: 01992 7073705 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Brick Lane Music Hall, 443 North Woolwich Road, London, E16. Alively tribute to the 50’s and 60’s in comedy, dance and song. Three-course dinner, show and dancing, £35 (group rate available).
Contact: 020 7511 6655
12 UNTIL 13 MEDIEVAL JOUSTING TOURNAMENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Jousting Tournament withthe spectacular Knights of Royal Arkeley.
Contact: 01992 707370
13 BREMER CAR RUNPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. 11am-4pm (last entry 3.30pm). Historic and classic Vehicle run fromWaltham Forest Town Hall to the Pump House Museum incommemoration of Frederick Bremer's car, the first with acombustion engine in this country. Vehicle owners ring or e-mail toenter. All types of road vehicle welcome. For more information visitthe website.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 020 8521 1766
19 UNTIL 20 VICTORIAN EXPERIENCE FAMILY ACTIVITIESEVENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Family day with children'sactivities where you can experience Victorian life through includinghigh days and holidays, the Victorian school and working life.Dressing up, arts and games are all part of this fun packed day out.
Contact: 01992 707370
19 GREASE TRIBUTE NIGHT County Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. Danny andSandy re-live their summer of love in this superb tribute. The eveningincludes a cabaret, dinner and disco. £29.50pp. 7.30pm to 1.00am.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
23 UNTIL 3 AUGUST BRITISH INTERNATIONAL MOTORSHOW ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. The award-winning British International Motor Show returns toExCeL London in July 2008 bringing glamour, excitement, innovation,inspiration and more. There’s something for everyone with hundredsof cars on display, global premieres and tons of interactive features.It’s sure to be the motoring event of the year and this summer’shottest ticket! The Heritage Enclosure, Supercar Paddock, DriftSchool, Kids Car Zone, Adventureland 4x4 experience and on waterdisplays are just some of the exciting treats on offer and theentertainment continues as the sun goes down with The Motor ShowMusic Festival! Further Information andtickets.
www.britishmotorshow.co.uk Contact: 0871 230 5588
25 UNTIL 30 DECEMBER NOISY NIPPAZ - WHERE MUSICCOMES TO LIFEUnity Hall, Bramley Close (Off Higham Hill Rd), Walthamstow E17.Come along and experience a fully interactive song and story timesession. A great chance to let the music come to life with puppets,instruments, action and play - and a sprinkle of imagination!
Contact: 07787 332537
26 UNTIL 27 ENGLISH CIVIL WARRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. English Civil War Re-enactment with Rawdon's Regiment.
Contact: 01992 707370
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Shechter. Ticket Price is £10.Contact: 01708 443333
19 MOTIV8 - YOUTH DANCE PLATFORMDebden Park High School, Loughton. This is an exciting evening ofdance groups and performances, demonstrating talent and hard workand dedication within the district. To book tickets call Epping ForestArts.
Contact: 01992 564551
20 THE BACHELORS Brick Lane Music Hall, 443 North Woolwich Road, London, E16. Backby popular demand for their third season at Brick Lane Music Hall, thiswonderful band from Ireland perform all their old hits and more in afabulously entertaining show. £25 per person, includes deliciousafternoon tea.
Contact: 020 7511 6655
21 GOOD FRIDAY BANK HOLIDAY
21 UNTIL 22 BARNEY LIVE! THE LETS GO TOURMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton. Premier Stage productionsare proud to present the characters from the Hit Entertainment TVshow, Barney, live on stage in the all new Let's Go Tour. Join everyone'sfavourite dinosaur and his friends BJ™, Riff™ and Baby Bop™ forninety minutes of song, dance and fun...and when it comes to fun,Barney knows that nothing beats imagination...and friends you love!
Contact: 020 8807 6680
24 EASTER MONDAY
29 GREASE TRIBUTE NIGHTCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. Join Dannyand Sandy in a trip back to Rydell High School. The evening includes acabaret, dinner and disco. £29.50pp. 7.30pm to 1.00am.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
1 UNTIL 6 MAY ART IN EAST ANGLIA - TUTORGRAHAM SLIMMING The School Room, United Reformed Church, The Street, LittleWaltham. What do these artists have in common: Gainsborough andConstable, Old John Crome and John Nash, Alfred Munnings, JohnWonacott and Maggi Hamblin? They all hale from East Anglia! Ourregion has produced some of the finest painters; but why, how whenand even some more who? - that is the meat of this course.Admission: £24, Discounted fee £21.
Contact: 01245 360042
9 UNTIL 12 FLORA LONDON MARATHON EXHIBITION ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. The 2008 Flora London Marathon Exhibition is set to be thebiggest ever, with more manufacturers, international races, charities,running publications, medical companies and the best selection ofretailers you will ever find under one roof. There is plenty to engageboth the beginner and serious distance runner alike. Furtherinformation.
Contact: www.lmexpo.com
11 UNTIL 12 BUGSY MALONEMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton. Gangsters, Splurge Guns,Showgirls and Gambling – and that’s only in the first five minutes!! Come along to see this fabulous production of the well-loved musicalBugsy Malone, we guarantee you will leave the theatre singing thesongs!
Contact: 020 8807 6680
12 UNTIL 13 STYLEFEST 2008 WITH BOY BLUEENTERTAINMENT & FUNK PHYSICS LTDThe underground dance scene celebrates with Stylefest 2008…. NewSchool Hip Hop, Popping, Krump, House and Musicality……. Anopportunity to workshop, battle, freestyle, discuss and perform withleading members of the scene - Kymberlee Jay, Michael Mikey JAsante and Kenrick H2O Sandy. Saturday 12 April (workshop) andSunday 13 April (battle, discuss, freestyle, perform). A feast of aweekend of workshops, performances and fun – for information oncompeting and joining in the workshops look on the website.
www.myspace.com/eastlondondanceContact: 020 8279 1015
13 FLORA LONDON MARATHON - RUN FORCHICKENSHED London. This year's Flora London Marathon takes place on Sunday13th April. We have some additional places available so if your NewYear’s resolution is to get fit look no further than Chickenshed. Wecan guarantee you a sought-after place. All we ask in return is thatyou do some fundraising for Chickenshed to help us continue ourpioneering work. We have no admin costs so we ask you to raise lessthan other national charities (£1,300) – so you can spend more timeconcentrating on your training. Contact Adrian Hegarty or MariaDuke, our volunteer Marathon Co-Ordinators.
[email protected] Contact: 0208 351 6161
19 ABBA TRIBUTE NIGHTCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. 7.30pm to1.00am. A thrilling rendition to this Swedish super group by Abba II.Evening includes dinner, cabaret and disco. £29.50pp. 7.30pm to1.00am.
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.ukContact: 0208 787 9988
25 UNTIL 27 LONDON GOLF SHOW
ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. The biggest consumer golf show in Europe. Hundreds ofexhibitors from equipment manufacturers to fashion to golf holidays.Plus lots of fun activities including a floating green, chipping areas,putting competitions and a massive indoor driving range to ‘try beforeyou buy’, at great show prices. It’s a golfing theme park! Advancedtickets are two for the price of one and all visitors gain free entry toA Place in the Sun Live! Under 13s go free when accompanied by apaying an adult. Further Information and Tickets.
www.londongolfshow.comContact: 0871 945 9400
25 UNTIL 27 A PLACE IN THE SUN LIVE ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. A Place in the Sun Live is the world’s largest overseas propertyexhibition. Based on the hit Channel 4 TV series of the same name andits award-winning magazine counterpart. Visitors will discover ideas,inspiration and advice on everything relating to the purchase of aproperty abroad, alongside an exciting line-up of show features,attractions and entertainment. 300 exhibitors, 1000s of properties forsale, celebrity appearances, free seminars, live daily entertainment,fun activities and much more! Further Information and Tickets.
www.aplaceinthesunlive.comContact: 0871 945 9400
26 UNTIL 27 NAPOLEONIC ASSOCIATION Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Napoleonic Re-enactmentwith the Napoleonic Association. Talk to costumed re-enactorsdemonstrating day-to-day life, military drills and culminating in anexciting battle between the two countries forces.
Contact: 01992 707370
1 A NEW PLAY BY RIKKI BEADLE-BLAIRTheatre Royal Stratford East, Gerry Raffles Square, Stratford, London.This yet to be titled play is the story of a man, raised by successivegenerations of single women, struggling to be a father when he has noclue what a father really is. He struggles with how to discipline in thisnew culture of liberal parenting? How do you support your kid'schoices even when you feel they are making gargantuan mistakes?How do you raise healthy confident assertive children without killingthem before they reach 18?
Contact: 020 8534 0310
3 UNTIL 5 VE DAY - GRACE SPITFIRE DISPLAYRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Military and civilian re-enactors will help you experience life as it was during World War II.Visit a 1940s general store, toy shop and kitchen. Experience an airraid and take cover in our shelter. Sing along to the classic songs ofthe 1940s. Each day ends with a 'live firing' battle. For Monday only,weather permitting, Carolyn Grace in her Spitfire, will perform aspectacular aerial display.
Contact: 01992 707370
3 UNTIL 11 GRAND DESIGNS LIVE LONDON
ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. Due to popular demand Grand Designs Live London is back andnow being held over nine days. This year’s event will be bigger andmore feature-filled than ever before plus there will be even more bigname celebrities. The award winning Grand Designs Live Londonpromises to be the most talked about exhibition in the country. Theexhibition gives you the chance to explore the world of furniture,decoration, gardens, kitchens & bathrooms plus the latest trends incutting edge design as well as shopping. Grand Designs Live London,something to suit all tastes. Further information and Tickets.
www.granddesignslive.comContact: 0871 231 0848
5 EARLY MAY BANK HOLIDAY
6 CLASSIC CAR MEETPump House Museum, South Access Road, Walthamstow E17. 7pm-9.30pm. A series of classical concerts with world-class performers inWalthamstow's friendly and historic church.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
10 THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKERStratford Circus, Stratford Circus, Theatre Square, Stratford, London.Elvis Schumacher the cobbler has worked hard all his life creating themost beautiful shoes. But he’s hit hard times and now everyone’sbuying shoes from the evil Bunyan Sole-less. Can anyone help him?
May 2008
April 2008
THE WALTHAMSTOW FARMERS MARKET Takes place every Sunday on Walthamstow High Street, next to theTown Square and the Mall, between 10am and 2pm in conjunctionwith the London Farmers' Markets. Items including fresh bread, freerange eggs, organic vegetables, cheese, poultry, succulent cookedsausages and plants are all on sale.
Contact: 020 8496 3000
UNTIL 15 STEP INTO A WORLD OF MUSIC AND MAGICChickenshed, Chase Side, Southgate, London N14. Tales from the Shedis Chickenshed's nationally acclaimed production for children. Talesshows us a world where everybody can come and share together, andnot only believe in the magic, but make it happen. Each show isdifferent, but all work creatively to improve literacy, numeracy andcommunication skills for the under 7's.
Contact: 0208 351 6161
UNTIL 15 ZARAH HUSSAIN HANDASAH EXHIBITIONWilliam Morris Gallery, Forest Road. The Handasah Exhibition willprovide an opportunity for members of the public and artisticcommunity to consider the relationship between Islamic Art andMorris's Art. The exhibition is linked and promoted in connection toIslamic Awareness and is one to be appreciated by both Muslim andnon-Muslim community members. For more information on theZarah Hussain and her work please see the website. Tuesday-Saturday 10am-1pm, 2-5pm . First Sunday of each month 10am-1pm,2-5pm.
www.zarahhussain.co.ukContact : 0208 527 3782
2 UNTIL 23 WALTHAMSTOW SPEAKS FOR ITSELFVestry House Museum, Vestry Road, Walthamstow, London E17. Afascinating exhibition of local residents' recollections andinterpretations of the Wood Street and Hoe Street area, past andpresent.
Contact: 0208 509 1917
8 CRIME PREVENTION SURGERYUnity Hall, Bramley Close, Walthamstow E17. Higham Hill SaferNeighbourhoods are holding a crime prevention surgery for theresidents of HIgham Hill Ward. Everyone is welcome! For more detailsplease call.
Contact: 020 8721 2644
9 OPEN DAYWaltham Forest College, Waltham. An opportunity to browse aroundand find out what courses are on offer.
Contact: 0208 501 8095
9 THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE IN WALTHAM FORESTSelbourne Walk Shopping Centre, 45 Selbourne Walk, WalthamstowE17. Healthcare for London: Consulting the Capital is a formal publicconsultation to ask Londoners their views on how the NHS canprovide better, safer, more accessible services to Londoners. Shareyour views and experiences of healthcare provision in Waltham Forestand say what you think of the ideas outlined in this ten-year vision forthe capital. For more information on the consultation and how to getinvolved, visit the Healthcare for London. 9am-5pm.
Contact: www.healthcareforlondon.nhs.uk
12 VALENTINES PARTYJongleurs, 76 The Parade, Watford WD1 2AW. Join us for ladies'turnaround' Valentines party....'gals ask the guys' to dance! 7.30 forclasses, everyone welcome - beginners-advanced.
Contact: 07883 084774
12 UNTIL 29 YARD GAL IN THE STUDIO THEATREChickenshed, Chase Side, Southgate, London N14. Yard Gal followsMarie and Boo, two teenage girls from Hackney, who spend their timechatting, cussing, raving, hustling and getting high: ‘best mates fromtime ‘trying to cope with life in inner city London’. But when Bootakes the rap for a crime Marie commits, can their friendship survive?Uncompromising in its language and treatment of the London ganglife,Yard Gal is a contemporary two-hander that captures the struggle,spirit and heartache of life on the streets. This production is part of anew series of works from Chickenshed for our Studio Theatre whichgives opportunities to emerging talents and a chance to explore playsthat may not always be part of the mainstream programme. Notsuitable for under 16s - strong language used throughout.
Contact: 0208 292 9222
15 UNTIL 15 MARCH MARILYN AND ELLATheatre Royal Stratford East, Gerry Raffles Square, Stratford, London.A new musical drama by Bonnie Greer. These two iconic women -both outsiders - come together in an evening of raw emotion andgreat songs. A true but forgotten moment of American showbizhistory re-enacted live on stage.
Contact: 020 8534 0310
17 COMEDY CLUB FOR KIDZMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton. Fresh from the EdinburghFestival, The Comedy Club 4 Kids returns with more hilarious acts totickle the whole family. Look out for further information or call ourbox office. It’s a different show every time for children 6+ and anyonewho likes stand up without the naughty words.
Contact: 020 8807 6680
23 ROBBIE WILLIAMS TRIBUTE NIGHTCounty Hotel, 30 Oak Hill, Woodford Green, Woodford. Ollie Hughesreturns with his fantastic tribute to Robbie Williams. Evening includesdinner and disco £28pp. 7.30pm to 1.00am.
Contact: 0208 787 9988
29 UNTIL 2 MARCH THE BABY SHOW, IN ASSOCIATIONWITH BOUNTY SPONSORED BY VOLVOExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. The Baby Show in association with Bounty, is dedicated topregnancy, babies and toddlers with fantastic shopping, essentialinformation and entertainment. Whether you are parents-to-be oralready a proud mum or dad – it’s an essential day out. Furtherinformation and tickets.
www.thebabyshow.co.ukContact: 0870 122 1313
1 CHARITY CONCERT BY THE LONDON FOREST CHOIRAND FRIENDSUnited Reformed Church, Buxton Road (off Station Road), ChingfordE4 7DP. A Musical Section conducted by Jonathan Rathbone in aid ofthe Leukemia Research Fund. Tickets prices are £8. Call for moreinformation.
Contact: 020 8531 4837 1 OPEN DAYLeyton Sixth Form College, Essex Road, Leyton. An opportunity forprospective students to browse around and find out what courses areon offer.
Contact: 0208 928 9000
2 MUMMY'S LITTLE HELPERSDiscover Centre, 383 Stratford High Street, Stratford, London E15. Joinour Story Builders and create a flowery decoration to celebrate yourmum's special day. 11:30am & 2:30pm.
Contact: 020 8536 5555
2 SPECIAL MOTHERS’ DAY MATINEEBrick Lane Music Hall, 443 North Woolwich Road, London, E16. ASunday treat for mothers everywhere. Delicious afternoon tea andshow. Champagne and cocktails available. £25 per person for tea andshow.
Contact: 020 7511 6655
2 MOTHERING SUNDAY
6 SOUTH CHINGFORD AND HIGHAMS PARK COMMUNITYCOUNCILLarkswood School, New Road, London, E4. Refreshments served from7.15pm. All meetings start at 7.30pm. The community forum givesyou the opportunity to express your views and make suggestionsabout your locality.
Contact: 0208 496 3000
6 LOCAL INTERNATIONALEast London Dance, Stratford Circus, Theatre Square London. A feastof all that is new in dance arrives in Stratford for Local International.East London celebrates it’s own and welcomes the world in an eveningof extraordinary dance - drawing on influences from across the globeand around the corner catch new work for Kenrick H20 SandyRashpal, Singh-Bansal, Sean Graham, Sinman Dance Company andShane Shambhu. A night of freshly made dance with a contemporaryedge.
Contact: 0208 279 1050
8 UNTIL 9 MARCH THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL DIVESHOW
ExCeL London, 1 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E161XL. Sub-Aqua Diving Show covering all aspects of this fast growingsport. Exhibitors include equipment manufacturers and retailers,training organisations, diving holiday destinations, dive boats,underwater cameras, leisure clothing, books, and much more.Continuous free to enter seminars take place throughout theweekend. Further information and tickets.
www.diveshows.co.ukContact: 0208 977 9878
8 UNTIL 9 EAST MEETS EASTDiscover Centre, 383 Stratford High Street, Stratford, London E15. Aspart of the Mayor's East Festival, Discover invites you to a rich feastof brilliant workshop, traditional folklore, live music, drama andstorytelling, all with a special connection to the east end of Europe.
Contact: 020 8536 5555
7 UNTIL 8 BLUEPRINTEast London Dance, Stratford Circus,Theatre Square London. Blueprintis back to celebrate the work of young dance makers and performers- see the choreographers and dancers of tomorrow today! 8pm.
Contact: 0208 279 1050
12 UNTIL 15 REDBRIDGE DANCE FESTIVALKenneth More Theatre, Oakfield Road, Ilford. A series of dance eventsin the annual festival staged by the Leisure Service of the LondonBorough of Redbridge.
Contact: 020 8553 4466
13 DANCE INTERNATIONALKenneth More Theatre, Oakfield Road, Ilford. International Dance runsannually, it celebrates traditional dance cultures from all parts of theworld. In an exciting evening of dance, excellent performers provide anon-stop programme of entertainment for all the family.
Contact: 020 8553 4466
17 HOFESH SHECHTERThe Queens Theatre, Hornchurch. 7.30pm. Dance currents movesfurther east this year with The Queen’s Theatre joining us as a venue.Breathtaking dance from one the UK’s most talked aboutchoreographers and his outstanding young company - Hofesh
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17 COMEDY CLUB FOR KIDZMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton. Freshfrom the Edinburgh Festival, The Comedy Club 4Kids returns with more hilarious acts to tickle thewhole family. Look out for further information orcall our box office. It’s a different show every timefor children 6+ and anyone who likes stand upwithout the naughty words.
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1 OPEN DAYLeyton Sixth Form College, Essex Road, Leyton. Anopportunity for prospective students to browsearound and find out what courses are on offer.
Contact: 0208 928 9000
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2 MUMMY'S LITTLE HELPERSDiscover Centre, 383 Stratford High Street,Stratford, London E15. Join our Story Builders andcreate a flowery decoration to celebrate yourmum's special day. 11:30am & 2:30pm.
Contact: 020 8536 5555
8 UNTIL 9 EAST MEETS EASTDiscover Centre, 383 Stratford High Street,Stratford, London E15. As part of the Mayor's EastFestival, Discover invites you to a rich feast ofbrilliant workshop, traditional folklore, live music,drama and storytelling, all with a special connectionto the east end of Europe.
Contact: 020 8536 5555
12 UNTIL 15 REDBRIDGE DANCE FESTIVALKenneth More Theatre, Oakfield Road, Ilford.A seriesof dance events in the annual festival staged by the
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19 MOTIV8 - YOUTH DANCE PLATFORMDebden Park High School, Loughton. This is anexciting evening of dance groups and performances,demonstrating talent and hard work and dedicationwithin the district. To book tickets call Epping ForestArts.
Contact: 01992 564551
21 GOOD FRIDAY BANK HOLIDAY
21 UNTIL 22 BARNEY LIVE! THE LETS GOTOURMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton. PremierStage productions are proud to present thecharacters from the Hit Entertainment TV show,Barney, live on stage in the all new Let's Go Tour.Join everyone's favourite dinosaur and his friendsBJ™, Riff™ and Baby Bop™ for ninety minutes ofsong, dance and fun...and when it comes to fun,Barney knows that nothing beats imagination...andfriends you love!
Contact: 020 8807 6680
24 EASTER MONDAY
11 UNTIL 12 BUGSY MALONEMillfield Theatre, Silver Street, Edmonton.Gangsters, Splurge Guns, Showgirls and Gambling –and that’s only in the first five minutes!! Come along to see this fabulous production of thewell-loved musical Bugsy Malone, we guarantee youwill leave the theatre singing the songs!
Contact: 020 8807 6680
April 2008
5 EARLY MAY BANK HOLIDAY
10 THE ELVES AND THE SHOEMAKERStratford Circus, Stratford Circus, Theatre Square,Stratford, London. Elvis Schumacher the cobbler hasworked hard all his life creating the most beautifulshoes. But he’s hit hard times and now everyone’sbuying shoes from the evil Bunyan Sole-less. Cananyone help him? Maybe the elves can! This wellloved Grimm fairy tale has been re-heeled into aworld where magic does exist and wishes do cometrue. Ages 3 plus, 60 mins. Part of Stratford CircletsChildren’s Theatre.
Contact: 020 8279 1080
17 UNTIL 18 STEAM FAIR 2008Royal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Thenostalgia of steam, the smell of hot oil and coalsmoke returns to the Mills for the second time inover seventy years. See steam lorries, tractionengines, road rollers from 2 inch scale to full size,trade stalls, live steam miniature railways and achildren's fun fair.
Contact: 01992 707370
18 PUMP HOUSE MUSEUM FUN DAYPump House Museum, South Access Road,Walthamstow E17. Free day of family fun includingbouncy castle, birds of prey, children’s party, facepainting as well as the Museum’s astoundingcollection of vintage vehicles.
www.leavalleyexperience.co.ukContact: 0208 521 1766 / 020 8923 5831
26 SPRING BANK HOLIDAY
May 2008
15 FATHERS DAY
15 FATHERS DAYArtful Experience, 26 Lindsey Street, Epping. Allattending Fathers and Grandfathers will be given afree coffee and a newspaper.
Contact: 01992 571749
29 WOODFORD’S FAMILY FUN DAYWoodford County High School, High Road,Woodford Green, Woodford. There will be art andcraft stalls, childrens activities, barbeque, hot food,ice cream, beer tent, bouncy castle, raffle prizes andlots more. Cost: £1 for adults and 50p for childrenand pensioners.
Contact: 020 8504 0611
19 UNTIL 20 VICTORIAN EXPERIENCEFAMILY ACTIVITIES EVENTRoyal Gunpowder Mills, Waltham Abbey. Family daywith children's activities where you can experienceVictorian life through including high days andholidays, the Victorian school and working life.Dressing up, arts and games are all part of this funpacked day out.
Contact: 01992 70737025 UNTIL 30 DECEMBER NOISY NIPPAZ -WHERE MUSIC COMES TO LIFEUnity Hall, Bramley Close (Off Higham Hill Rd),Walthamstow E17. Come along and experience afully interactive song and story time session.A greatchance to let the music come to life with puppets,instruments, action and play - and a sprinkle ofimagination!
Contact: 07787 332537
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The London Borough of Waltham Forest was createdby the amalgamation of Leyton, Walthamstow andChingford local authorities in 1965. The River Leaforms a natural boundary with Hackney and to thenorth and east are the woods of Epping Forest.Waltham Forest is mentioned in the Doomsday Bookof 1088 under the name of ‘Wacoumstou’ and untilthe 19th century the area remained largelyagricultural, with the only real industry being brickmaking and tiling using local materials. There werealso fisheries and mills along the River Lea, includingthe Copper Mill which in its lifetime has milledgunpowder, flour, paper, linseed and leather. Famouslocals include Alfred Hitchcock (filmproducer/director) and William Morris (interiordesigner), and Wood Street, Walthamstow was oncethe site of film studios in the silent era. The modernWaltham Forest is a very multicultural area and theentertainments and events in this guide reflect thatfact. There are plenty of sporting and culturalactivities, with theatres, galleries, leisure centres and,of course, a great street market. Travel links to theCity and West End are very good and you do not haveto go too far to find the seaside or countryside.
BROOKS FARMSkelton’s Lane Recreation Ground. Leyton’s own city farm -educational, interesting and fun for children and adults alike. Acommunity based project for which volunteers are always welcome.The farm provides opportunities for training, education, work andplay. Animals to be found on the farm include pigs, goats, chickens,ducks, calves, donkeys and rabbits. There are small areas within theallotments for children and adults to grow plants and vegetables asfood for the animals as well as improving t he appearance of thesurroundings. An ecology area is being developed with a pond for thestudy of insect and plant life. There is a reception building with nappychanging, social area and refreshments - discussions groups anddemonstrations also take place in this building. You will also find apicnic area and children’s play area. Open all year except for Mondays- free entry for Waltham Forest residents. For more information:
Contact: (020) 8539 4278
CAPEL MANOR GARDENSCapel Manor Gardens, Bullsmoor Lane, Enfield. 30 acres of richlyplanted theme gardens including Historical Gardens, Japanese Gardenand Italianate Maze, ‘Gardening Which?’ Magazine demonstration andtheme gardens, the National Gardening Centre with speciallydesigned gardens. Don’t miss the Clydesdale Horses who can be seenworking and exercising in the grounds. Visit the Hessayon Centre withgarden gift shop and floristry training shop. Enjoy a selection ofrefreshments in the Terrace Restaurant and look out for a full andvaried programme of shows and events. Capel Manor’s Animal area ishome to sheep, Kune-Kune pigs, goats, poultry, rabbits, pygmy goatsand guinea pigs with regular guided tours. Facilities for the disabledinclude access to most parts of the estate with ramps and firmsurfaces where possible, free wheelchair loan, free entry forwheelchair pushers and sensory gardens and gardens designed forwheelchair users. Free car parking.
Contact: (020) 8366 4442
CATHALL LEISURE CENTRECathall Road, Leytonstone. Facilities include: swimming pools, 25mtraining pool, heated teaching pool, extensive swimming lessons, poolparties, gala and club use. Millennium Fitness Centre incorporating, 50piece technogym equipment, Sky TV and choice of music, 1 to 1inductions and a variety of membership options. Tone Zoneincorporates over 30 classes each week, air conditioning, sprung floor.Squash courts, health suite, toddler’s world, creche, refreshments area.
Contact: (020) 8539 8343
DEBDEN HOUSE Situated in 50 acres of streams, hills and vales between Loughton,Theydon Bois and the woods of Epping Forest. The London Boroughof Newham’s Residential Adult Education Centre, consisting of large
house, cottages and 50 acres of grounds used for camping andcaravanning. The centre offers a variety of short training coursesthroughout the year open to anyone over the age of 16, includingembroidery, hot air ballooning, belly dancing, archery and many more.People with disabilities are welcome and our food is of a high quality(special dietary needs catered for). The 50 acre site is divided into 7fields and is open from April 1 to October 31. For more informationcall the number below. Contact: (020) 8508 3008
EPPING FOREST VISITOR CENTRE High Beach, Loughton. Contact: (020) 8508 0028
FORTY HALLM25 - junction 25 - Forty Hill, leading towards Enfield Town. Anexquisite Jacobean house set in the heart of Enfield’s Country ParkEstates. Available for weddings, private parties, training courses,conferences etc. Seasonal lunches and dinners.
Contact: (020) 8363 8196
HATFIELD HOUSE Hatfield. Contact: (01707) 287010
LEE VALLEY CYCLE CIRCUITQuartermile Lane, Leyton. A magnificent purpose-built 1.6km roadcircuit which can be used for inline skating and racing; and the 3kmmountain bike and BMX course is available for the more adventurous!Bikes are available for hire. Contact: (020) 8534 6085
LEE VALLEY PARK FARMSStubbins Hall Lane, Crooked Mile, Waltham Abbey. Two contrastingfarms on one site. Hayes Hill is an old-style farmyard with farm anddomestic animals, adventure play area, picnic area, tea-rooms andshop. Holyfield Hall is a modern working farm where you can watchmilking from 2.45pm daily. Contact: (01992) 892781
LEE VALLEY RIDING CENTRESituated on Lea Bridge Road, bus route 48, 55 and 56 (nearest tubeBlackhorse Road or Walthamstow Central; nearest mainline Clapton).The centre provides a variety of riding lessons from completebeginner (child or adult) up to exam standard. Youth groups, schoolsand disabled groups welcome. Contact: (020) 8556 2629
LEE VALLEY SPORTS & LEISURE Quartermile Lane, Leyton. The ideal place to take part in a variety ofleisure activities with squash, badminton, tennis, basketball, footballand cricket facilities available. There is also a spa area with sauna,steam room and jacuzzi. Fully licensed bar and cafeteria. Specialmembership rates are available with further discounts on corporatemembership. Contact: (020) 8519 0017
LEYTON ORIENT FOOTBALL CLUBSituated at Brisbane Road, Leyton this is an ideal venue for weddings,anniversaries and birthdays. Many conference facilities, two bars, fullcatering if required and over 100 spaces for parking.
Contact: (020) 8926 1111
LOUGHTON LEISURE CENTRE Traps Hill, Loughton. Main pool, teaching pool, studio & gym, funswims daily - caters for all. Contact: (01992) 564574
MYDDELTON HOUSE GARDENSBulls Cross, Enfield. A garden for all seasons. Home of Edward A.Bowles (1865-1954), an accomplished plantsman who discovered andselected unusual varieties and rarities of plants, many of which can beseen in the Gardens today. Also home to the National Collection ofaward-winning Bearded Iris. Contact: (01992) 702200
QUEEN ELIZABETH’S HUNTING LODGERanger’s Road, Chingford. Ranger’s Road, Chingford. Unique timberframed hunt grandstand built for Henry VIII in 1543, surrounded byglorious Epping Forest. Visit the Tudor kitchen and admire the work ofroyal carpenters. Children can dress up and try a brass rubbing.Opening times: May to September - Wednesday to Friday 1pm - 5pm,Saturday & Sunday 11am - 5pm. October to April - Saturday &Sunday 1pm - 4pm, Bank Holidays 11am - 5pm. Free admission.
Contact: (020) 8529 6681
REDWINGS ADA COLE RESCUE CENTREOff the B181 in Broadley Common, near Nazeing in Essex. Ada ColeRescue Centre became a new member of the Redwings family in
October when the two charities merged, but it is one with a very longestablished reputation in the field of equine welfare. There are around50 horses, ponies, donkeys and mules at the site; while some arepermanent residents, others are there for rehabilitation with a view tofinding them caring guardians through Redwings Guardianshipscheme. There are also five equines available for adoption, includingMisfit the cheeky Shetland and Boo the handsome Arab.Redwings AdaCole Rescue Centre includes an Information & Welcome Centre andGift shop. The centre is open daily from April 1 to Oct 29, 10am to5pm, and entry is free of charge.
Contact: 0870 040 0033 or visit www.redwings.co.uk
RIVER LEE COUNTRY PARKCovering 1,000 acres on either side of the River Lee between WalthamAbbey and Broxbourne, the Park is a unique patchwork of lakes,waterways, green open spaces and countryside areas. These are linkedtogether by paths, walkways and cycle tracks. Perfect for walking,fishing, birdwatching, cycling and picnics.
Contact: (01992) 702200
ROYAL GUNPOWDER MILLS Beaulieu Drive, Waltham Abbey. Living history and battle re-enactment events most weekends. 175 acres of parkland, wildlife andcanals. If you are interested in science, nature and history the RoyalGunpowder Mills is sure to provide a great experience for all thefamily. Self guided nature walk, guided land train tour, cafe, gift shopand picnic area.
Contact: (01992) 707370
RYE HOUSE GATEHOUSERye Road, Hoddesdon. Best known for the Rye House Plot, whereRichard Rumbold helped hatch the unsuccessful plot to assassinateKing Charles II and his brother, the Duke of York (later James II). TheRye Meads RSPB Nature Reserve is adjacent.
Contact: (01992) 702200
RYE MEADS NATURE RESERVERye Road, Hoddesdon. This small RSPB nature reserve by the River Leeincludes areas of reedbed, open water, meadow and wood. In thesummer, a colony of common terns nests on specially made rafts,while kingfishers breed in artificial sand banks. During the winter,ducks, such as shovellers, gadwalls and tufted ducks, can be seen onthe open water. Open 10 am to 5 pm daily except Christmas Day andBoxing Day. Free admission for RSPB and Herts & Middlesex WildlifeTrust members. Contact: (01279) 793720
VESTRY HOUSE MUSEUM Vestry Road, Walthamstow. A charming small museum housed in an18th century workhouse, later used as a police station. A Victorianpolice cell forms part of the museum’s display along with other roomswhich demonstrate local domestic history. There is also aphotographic history of Walthamstow and a section on FrederickBremer, designer of Britain’s first petrol driven motor car - his 1894vehicle is on display. Other displays include changing lifestyle fromthe Stone Age onwards, a Victorian parlour and sections on costume,toys and games plus a well stocked shop.
Contact: (020) 8509 1917
WALTHAMSTOW MARKETEurope’s longest street market. You’ll find everything from fresh fruitto funky fashions. With 300 shops and 450 stalls, WalthamstowMarket gives great value and almost a mile of real East End characterand colour.
WILLIAM MORRIS GALLERY This fine historic building, once the home of William Morris, theinternationally renowned artist and socialist, is now the museum tohis life and works. Set in the picturesque grounds of Lloyd Park, a visitto the museum is a must. Contact: (020) 8527 3782
YMCA642 Forest Road, Walthamstow. Facilities include: squash, yoga,aerobics, ninjutsu, badminton, circuit training, cardio vascular andweights gym. Parent and toddlers, kids activities, function suites,restaurant, coffee bar and sunbed.
Contact: (020) 8509 4600
Useful WebsitesNATIONWIDE
ACCOMMODATION
Where to Stay
www.ukroomsearch.com
www.all-rooms.com
www.hotels-england.co.uk
www.hotellink.co.uk
www.accommodation.uk.net
YMCA
www.ymca.org.uk
COMMUNITY
Childline
www.childline.org.uk
Employment
www.britishjobs.net
Estate Agents
www.findaproperty.com
Job Centres
www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk
National Health Service
www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
UK Weather
www.met-office.gov.uk
BBC Online
www.bbc.co.uk
LEISURE
Where to Go
www.enjoybritain.com
www.go-fish.co.uk
Cineworld Multiplex Cinemas
www.cineworld.co.uk
D C Leisureworld
www.kinetika.org
English Heritage
www.english-heritage.org.uk
National Trust
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Odeon Cinemas
www.odeon.co.uk
UCI Cinemas
www.uci-cinemas.co.uk
Discount Vouchers Online
www.discountvouchersonline.com
RESTAURANTS
Where to Eat/Drink
www.menu2menu.com
www.pickapub.co.uk
www.placetoeat.co.uk
TRAVEL
Eurostar
www.eurostar.co.uk
First Travel
www.firstgroup.com
National Express
www.nationalexpress.com
Rail, Bus, Road, Air, Sea
www.traveline.org.uk
Rail Travel
www.thetrainline.com
Rail Travel
www.nationalrail.co.uk
LOCAL
ACCOMMODATION
County Hotel
www.countyhotelwoodford.co.uk
Express Holiday Inn
www.hiexpress.co.uk
COMMUNITY
Adoption & Fostering
www.walthamforest.gov.uk/
adoptandfoster
Age Concern
www.ageconcernwf.org.uk
Balloonatics Direct
www.balloonaticsdirect.co.uk
Capel Manor & Gardens
www.capel.ac.uk
Jubilee Church
jubilee-church.org
Leyton Sixth Form College
www.leyton.ac.uk
Waltham Forest Borough Police
www.met.police.uk/walthamforest
Waltham Forest College
www.waltham.ac.uk
Waltham Forest Cycling Campaign
www.wfcycling.org.uk
Waltham Forest Disability
Resource Centre
www.wfdrc.org.uk
Waltham Forest MENCAP
www.wfmencap.bigstep.com
GENERAL
Leyton/Waltham Forest Guardian
www.leytonguardian.co.uk
Waltham Forest Council
www.lbwf.gov.uk
Walthamstow Town Talk
www.walthamstow.towntalk.co.uk
LEISURE
Alexandra Palace
www.alexandrapalace.com
Gilwell Park
www.scouts.org.uk/gilwellevents
Millfield Theatre
www.millfieldtheatre.co.uk
Old Rose & Crown Folk Club
www.walthamstowfolk.co.uk
Redwings Horse Sanctury
www.redwings.co.uk
Royal Gunpowder Mills
www.royalgunpowdermills.com
Walthamstow Greyhound Stadium
www.wsgreyhound.co.uk
SPORT
Connaught Club
www.connaughtsport.co.uk
Leyton FC
www.leytonfc.co.uk
Leyton Orient FC
www.leytonorient.com
Waltham Forest Hockey Club
www.walthamforesthc.co.uk
Waltham Forest Sub Aqua Club
ww.wfsac.info
Walthamstow Athletics Club
www.walthamstowac.btinternet.co.uk
Willowfield Whackers
Badmintom Club
www.walthamsoft.com/badminton
West Essex Ramblers Association
www.essexramblers.org.uk
Find outWhat’s On
at DEBDENHOUSEPlease phone forinformation on
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