Emma Del Monaco’s Little London Ballet
Sat 5 Sep 2026 – Sun 18 Jul 2027
10.00am
Dance Space
Little London Ballet are an established dance school providing exciting, nurturing dance classes for children.
Today
What's on
Mon 19 – Sat 24 Oct 2026
Cafe Exhibition Wall
10.00am
Claire Weinstock’s practice explores drawing and printmaking as a way of understanding and interpreting the world through familiar forms found in the home and natural environment.
Today
What's on
Mon 19 – Sat 24 Oct 2026
Cafe Exhibition Wall
10.00am
Claire Weinstock’s practice explores drawing and printmaking as a way of understanding and interpreting the world through familiar forms found in the home and natural environment.
Today
What's on
Mon 19 – Sat 24 Oct 2026
Cafe Exhibition Wall
10.00am
Claire Weinstock’s practice explores drawing and printmaking as a way of understanding and interpreting the world through familiar forms found in the home and natural environment.
Thu 1 – Wed 14 Oct 2026
Cafe Exhibition Wall
Free
Free
This event is free and tickets do not need to be booked in advance, just turn up on the day.
Venue
Venue
Cafe Exhibition Wall
Opening times
Opening times
Open during building opening hours
Free
Free
This event is free and tickets do not need to be booked in advance, just turn up on the day.
Venue
Venue
Cafe Exhibition Wall
Opening times
Opening times
Open during building opening hours
Free
Free
This event is free and tickets do not need to be booked in advance, just turn up on the day.
Venue
Venue
Cafe Exhibition Wall
Opening times
Opening times
Open during building opening hours
This event has now finished.
Come along to see The Windrush Quilt created and designed by Heritage Community Crafts C.I.C., based in Barnet.
The Windrush Quilt was hand sewn by African and Caribbean Seniors who travelled to the UK during the 1950s-70s to work in the UK after World War 2. 32 Quilt making Workshops took place at Community groups in London, including the Barnet African Caribbean Association.
It is to remember their occupations and experiences over that time and throughout their lives. They worked as Nurses, in factories such as Hat-Making, Ballet Shoe Making and Bag Making. They started small businesses, worked as Bus Conductors, Shorthand Copy Typists and studied for exams as well as many other occupations.
Materials used: Printed cotton, goldtone embroidery thread, beads, gold spacer and ring beads, buttons, a donated piece of crochet.
In collaboration with:
• The Caribbean Social Forum
• The Barnet African Caribbean Association
• The Nubian Life Centre
• Waltham Forest, Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica Twinning Association
• The Enfield Caribbean Association
• Afro-Caribbean Elders Association
Made possible with funding from: The Heritage Fund
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