Free networking event to strengthen and grow the local food economy.
Led by Pat Gaffney of Pax Christi.
The family-oriented Elvaston Woodland Festival promotes traditional and contemporary woodland crafts. Elvaston Castle Country Park. Free entry; parking charges. I
Resurgence magazine celebrates 45 years with talks, music, poetry dance and good food. With Satish Kumar, Caroline Lucas, Jonathon Porritt and others.
Hunt Sab Benefit with Autonomads, Black Star Dub Collective and others.
2pm-1am.
With Ann Furedi, chief executive, British Pregnancy Advisory Service, and Andrea Minichello Williams, chief executive, Christian Concern.
'Black Fish Benefit Meal' for The Black Fish, an international marine conservation organisation that investigates, educates and takes nonviolent direct action. Vegan nut roast with all the trimmings
Plus vegan cake sale.
Radical Anthropology Taster Day.
Ray Towey, Henrietta Cullinan and Katrine Alton are in court for marking the ministry of defence with blessed charcoal during a Holy Week witness against nuclear war preparations. Prayers: 9.30am. Support: all day.
A workshop using personal story and narrative to explore whether we can hold our identities in a way that doesn't limit us.
Exploring the depth of Peruvian Culture. MALAMBO leads its audience on a fantastic adventure, exploring the depth of Peruvian culture. This is neighbourhood music incorporating African, Spanish and Andean influences, with its roots in the cultural melting pot of Peru as a Spanish colony and emancipated nation state, reflecting the struggles and dreams of Peru's poor.
UK’s fast-rising world music collective. Star world music collective Rafiki Jazz come together for 2012-13 with a great international mix of guest musicians, singers & MC’s showcasing a new set of songs dancing across language, genre & culture frontiers & newly emerged from the exciting Beyond Words refugee-musician development sessions produced by Arts on the Run the regional Arts & Refugees Network, & supported by the PRSforMUSIC Foundation.
A one-day workshop exploring personal, organisational, cultural and community values.
Fundraising concert for SOCIAL KITCHEN "THE OTHER HUMAN"- Helping the homeless in Athens.
As the only all female band with a Greek repertoire, PAKAW! turn heads before they play a note! We welcome them back to St Ethelburga's for this special concert from which they will be sending their fee to SOCIAL KITCHEN "THE OTHER HUMAN". A charity that has been created in response to the difficult many people in Greece, Athens in particular during these difficult economic times.
Using personal story and narrative to explore self-forgiveness. In this workshop, we will take quiet time to reflect on the stories of light and dark in our own lives, and look at how we weave them together into the whole.
Concessionary price (students and unemployed) - £35. We have a limited number of concessionary places so please email first to confirm and then post a cheque made out to St Ethelburga's.
Culturally mixed, world music collaboration that brings together a unique collective of genre-crossing musicians.
Uniquely virtuosic guitarist blending flamenco, gypsy jazz and South American styles. For the occasion of my album launch Jorge will have the pleasure of being accompanied by some of London's most exciting musicians and flamenco artists.
How can we approach conflict as an opportunity for spiritual growth? What new perspective does this bring and what tools can we use? This workshop asks how we can enter more deeply into the understanding of conflict (both inner and outer) as an opportunity for spiritual growth.
Launch of new book edited by Tony Bayfield, Alan Race and Dilwar Khan on Jews, Christians and Muslims in Dialogue with one another and with Britain.
Guy Schalom bring the Baladi Blues back to St Ethelburga's.
‘Baladi Matinee’ will feature dance performances by Juliana Brustik and Ruth Webb accompanied by Guy Schalom (darabuka) and the legendary Sheik Taha (accordion).
