Corrections and Updates
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Sorry, due to unforceen circumstances, this exhibition will not be open for the last weekend as printed in the trail guide.
Unfortunately the space has become unavailable on Saturday 16 September. The exhibition and singing workshop will now only be on Sunday 16 September from 2pm to 4pm.
Sarah's wonderful exhibition has moved from the central Library and extended to the whole duration of the trail at the Arts and Crusts cafe.
Drinks Reception Please come and meet some of the photographers and see the work at a free drinks reception on: Sunday 9 September 2012 at 4 - 6pm
Walthamstow Central Library
High Street Walthamstow
London E17 7JN
Ringing For All
- times change.
The Wonderful bellringers of St Mary's have had to change their times so they now finish as 1.30, not 5pm.
The Wonderful bellringers of St Mary's have had to change their times so they now finish as 1.30, not 5pm.
The address for this should read 10 Truro Road, not 2a, and the times have changed to: Sat 10.00-14.00, Sun 15.00-18.00, Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 14.30-21.00
Woops, on the printed map we have this exhibition's spot number in the wrong place. It should be more to the west, near Wigton Road. Sorry.
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arpdog - Cancelled!!
The venue for Warpdog has fallen thorough, so they unfortunately can not take part this year. Very sad.
The venue for Warpdog has fallen thorough, so they unfortunately can not take part this year. Very sad.
Adrian has had to move his exhibition from the Bell Pub as they have changed hands - new venue Coffee & Creams 633 Forest Road.
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eautiful Words in Beautiful Interiors - addition!
on Sun Sept 9th in Penny Fielding’s Gallery & Interiors:
the reading by poets Cheryl Moskowitz and Jacqueline Saphra will also feature a live performance by pianist and West End musical director Alastair Gavin.
on Sun Sept 9th in Penny Fielding’s Gallery & Interiors:
the reading by poets Cheryl Moskowitz and Jacqueline Saphra will also feature a live performance by pianist and West End musical director Alastair Gavin.





























