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Bromley Borough & Biggin Hill News December 1st 2011
Sue Clark Ceramics
AT GALLERY SEVENTEEN
Beckenham’s Art Centre
New Year, New Hobby? Join our 8 week ‘Absolute Beginners’ course starting 10th January 2012. Play with clay and learn to make your own unique pieces. Tuesdays 10am-12noon/7.30pm-9.30pm £130 per 8 week course (all materials included) Small classes of 8 with lots of 1 to 1 tuition Enrolling NOW for 10th January start.
Ceramic Classes & Courses
Evening and day classes or weekend courses. Beginners welcome. See our website for details.
Watercolour Classes Evening and weekends, have fun and learn to paint.
Contemporary Art Original Oils and water colours, etchings and prints. Over 1000 pieces to choose from.
Picture Framers Our fully equipped framing workshop offers expert service and great ideas.
Wallhangings & Bronzes Wallhangings from Rajasthan and Limited Edition Bronzes by UK Artists.
www.galleryseventeen.co.uk 20 High Street (opp
St.George’s Green), Beckenham
Tel: 020 8658 1788
info@galleryseventeen.co.uk
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Brilliant Beckenham has it all!
IF YOU haven’t been to Beckenham for a while, why not take time to re-discover a town with great shopping and transport links? Populated since the late Bronze Age, the area of Monks Orchard and Eden
Park was favoured for its gentle wooded hills and numerous north-flowing rivers when, in the 1800s, its proximity to London began to draw in rich landowners. Saxon, Iron Age and Roman remains have been found in Beckenham. In fact the name Beckenham is thought to mean ‘Beohha’s Village’. Beckenham has had a number of famous residents. Charles Darwin lived in the town for a time and Enid Blyton’s early books were written in Beckenham. Legendary cricketer W G Grace is buried at Beckenham crematorium, as are Thomas Crapper (inventor of the flush toilet) and F Y Wolseley, (the car manufacturer). More recently, David Bowie lived in the town in the late 1960s and early 70s, and played gigs in The Three Tuns in the High Street. Shopping in Beckenham is a pleasure. Beckenham offers not only the usual range of high street chains but also a wide range of independent specialist shops, something that is vanishing all too quickly in many of our towns. The town is also notable for its wide range of restaurants and bars.
To advertise in future Beckenham area features, contact Laura Child on 07800 609755
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