Tuesday, 27 March 2012
the size of the walrus
This FREE museum is just half an hour away on the Overground from Shoreditch high street.. It is an amazing place- natural history and this enormous walrus and a very good photographic exhibition of the old cultural festivals of England- and not just May Day.
Even more fascinating was the armies of yummy mummies with their children- coaching them along- toddlers listening to professional story tellers- most of the children were less than a year and could not possibly understand what was going on. Teaching starts early in this affluent part of South london
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Horniman Museum
Our Saturday workshop
These are some of the results of a three hour workshop workshop at Heba. Two of these women are complete beginners! We meet every Saturday at 10am
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Heba brick Lane
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Brick Ln, London, Greater London E1, UK
Free Craft Class
modelling one of the designs |
the teacher, Hafsna, will help with any craft project and there is a friendly atmosphere. The class has some very talented needlewomen and designers and also some beginners. All are welcome and the classes are aimed at mothers and grandparents-
http://www.sirjohncassprimary.org/familyroom.asp
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Olek
http://www.theupcoming.co.uk/2012/03/06/dont-miss-out-street-artist-olek-crochets-an-entire-room/It is a room made of crochet- made by the polish artist Olek and subtitled after Tracey Emin
"I do not expect to be a mother but I do expect to die alone"
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Sclater Street off Brick Lane
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
Open day at Sandys Row Synagogue
The roof has been restored- this poor place is about a yard from the City Of London boundary so Tower Hamlets is officially it's location. This gorgeous little place, home to the dutch jews originally, gets very little help from the local authority. Jeremy Freedman showed us round on this open day- his forefathers worshipped here and he spends a lot of his time here, keeping the tradition alive http://www.sandysrow.org.uk/
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Sandys Row Synagogue
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Sunday, 11 March 2012
Monday, 5 March 2012
‘We’d rather side with the bankers than some vegan protester twit on benefits’, say Gilbert and George - Visual Arts - Arts - Evening Standard
Meshwi Restaurant
these hand painted robins decorate the walls |
This is the newest restaurant in Bethnal Green Road and is owned by a friend of ours. Taizul aims for it to rival the famous Tayab sin Whitechapel and so we decided to try the lamb chops which were as delicious as Tayabs. The restaurant seats 90 and the food was brilliant. Someone also recommended Bunda Khan in Commercial street for their lamb dishes - so at Easter I might well give it a go
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Bethnal Green Road E2
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Bethnal Green Rd, London E2, UK
The launch of the book 'Spitalfields Life'
Even royalty attended- pearly queen of Upton park no less |
The food stall was besieged. Eccles cakes and cheese |
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Christ Church Spitalfields
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