EVENTS LISTINGS Camden Market
An area that holds very dear to Kix as it is the venue that we hold our quarterly event at Camden Market.
Originally a horse hospital with burial grounds for injured horses pulling barges along the lock. It has long since been known as the linchpin for the start of new bands & their musical careers. Where it’s impossible to walk too far without bumping into a fully fledged Punk or being intrigued by the look of a Goth. Hundred of shops & stalls are located here housing eclectic tastes in music, clothes, jewellery & antiques. Once you have finished browsing through all there is to see, perhaps you would like to saunter across to Proud Galleries to view the amazing collection of photographic pieces on show. Or take advantage of their bar equipped with an outside terrace.
Then of course, there’s the infamous restaurant Gilgamesh, where its own proprietor actually had his own wedding
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ceremony conducted by David Guest.
Camden is the kind of area where you could spend a whole day & night & still not cover all there is to see & do. It’s also an area that you can venture along to & become totally immersed into to its crazily fun ambience.
Family Gamelan Taster Sessions
Something for all the family to enjoy & participate in playing the Javanese Gamelan. It’s a rewarding & very sociable instrument as it is possible for many to play without having had any previous experience. It can also help on so many levels too – with hand eye coordination, listening skills & encourages group bonding. If you want to add a new string to your bow (pardon the pun) & hope to have fun whilst doing so, then this is the one for you & your family.
Date: September 2010 – 2nd October 2010-09-20 Where: Gamelan Room, Southbank Centre
October 2010 Prices: £8 Adults/Children £4
National Poetry Day Live Not wanting to neglect those who have a passion for the spoken word of poetry, come & celebrated National Poetry Day on the 7th October.
Listen to live performances by some of the most famous poets & rising stars.
This whole day is geared around poetry with pockets of events going on during one big event!
Perfect for those aspiring lyrically blessed artists. When: Friday 7th October 2010 Where: The Royal Festival Hall, The Clore Ballroom Time: 2.00pm Cost: Free
Art by Offenders Part of the reason why Kix exists so we can give back to the community & allow the community to give...
Whilst Kix wish to express their interest in music; hip hop, RNB, Rock etc, we are always seeking opportunities to give
specialist groups the
opportunity to showcase their talents & receive the credit they deserve.
Visit the Southbank during the months of September & November & witness the incredible works of offenders, psychiatric patients & immigration detainees.
The inspiration being Arthur Koestler a prolific editor turned author of legendary books such as The Gladiators (1939) a novel about the Spartacus slave revolt. Having been a political prisoner several times over whilst being in prison, this gave him the
opportunity to explore his creative side. Hence the introduction of the Koestler awards founded in the 1962.
The event is curated by members of the public who have actually been the recipients of crime. Their services have been commissioned by Victim support, trained by both the
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