Public events in Highgate, London
Get your monthly fix of folk n’ roll, roots, country and americana – Follow The Crows Monthly Folk Club returns with another live session of bands, banjos and balladeers – not to be missed! Free …
Lost in the Supermarket 10pm – 2am A night for dancing! Hosted by the very glamorous Ms Ali Rose, it’s got soul, Elvis, RnB, Motown, Indie dreams and a little Bruce… All brought to you …
Clubnight, 9pm-2am DJ Jimi Laff spins the tunes till late… soul, disco and indie rock & roll!
To coincide with the exhibition ‘Paintings of Ron Delavigne 1919 -2013’ Highgate Gallery is excited to host a Discussion Event on Sunday 17 April, 5-7pm, exploring the theme of Art, War and the Role of Memory. …
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Paintings by Ron Delavigne 1919-2013 Curated by Jason Sumray 15-28 April 2016 Ron Delavigne’s extraordinary images were defined by his experiences as a Far East POW from 1942 to 1945. Trained at St Martins, his …
So, it’s time for another session of Highgate Coffee and Computers Do drop in this morning if you want a bit of one-to-one techi advice. Failing that, tell your mum or grandad about us!All levels of know-how are welcome, from …
What is Mindfulness? ‘Mindfulness’ is at the very heart of meditational practice and trains us to focus on the present moment. This allows us to gain insight into mental patterns that sometimes cause negative emotions. …
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An exhibition of paintings by Lee Travis (1939–2012), 11-24 March 2016. A fascination with plant form, its structural concept and the microscopic condition of flowers and plants drove local artist Lee Travis to create these …
There will be a Highgate Society Spring Social on Friday 18th March from 6.30 – 8pm. Join us for a glass of fizz and to meet your neighbours. At 10A South Grove. All welcome, £5 …
A talk by the Head of Art History – Judith Jammers – on the architecture of Dyne House, opened in 1967. Free to former parents, pupils and staff.