Bishop's Park Area Guide

Crabtree Boat Club warmly welcomes Cambridge supporters to watch the 2025 Boat Races on Sunday 13 April from our boathouse on Putney Embankment. We will be open from 10.30am The women's race is at 1.21pm The men's race is at 2.21pm As in previous years, we will have: - Wristbands to allow guests to come and go freely - A hot lunch - A raised tiered platform at ground floor level to allow a good view of the river - Screens to follow TV coverage - Bar at ground floor level and upstairs in the club room (card/ contactless payments) - Storage for a change of clothes and (limited) changing space for those moving on to the dinner afterwards ...and a great atmosphere! Please note, access to all areas of the boathouse on the day will be via steps - not therefore accessible to wheelchairs. There is no dress code.

Student discounted drinks deals available. Show your student ID on entry to get your exclusive drinks deal wristband.

Wednesday 23 April 2025 at 19:30 (Doors open 18:30) A successful future lay ahead for accomplished young pianist, Stephen de Bastion, in pre-war Hungary. Then, in 1939, as a man of Jewish descent, Stephen’s world descended into horror, yet his story is one of extraordinary escape... and of his piano, waiting for him.... When Stephen’s granddaughter, musician and author Roxanne de Bastion, inherited the piano she discovered that Stephen had recorded the astonishing history of his life. She recounts this to interviewer Nigel Milne - and duets with her late grandfather on his recorded song tracks. Age Guidance Children under the age on 18 welcome if accompanied by parents (subject matter: Holocaust, but no graphic detail) Run Time 1 hrs 30 mins (Including Interval) General Admission - £19.00 Members Ticket - £17.10 Patrons Ticket - £16.15

Feeling overwhelmed by the stresses of daily life? This Stress Awareness Month, take time to nurture your mental well-being through the calming practice of Mandala Art. Explore the joy of mindfulness and creativity as you design beautiful, symmetrical patterns that bring peace and balance to your mind. What You’ll Experience: Learn about the history and significance of mandalas. Create beautiful mandala designs using guided techniques by artist Ekta from StoryBeyondlines Experience the therapeutic benefits of colouring and pattern creation. Take home your unique mandala art as a reminder of peace and mindfulness. Why Join? Relax and Recentre: Immerse yourself in a calming creative process. Boost Your Creativity: Discover the joy of self-expression through art. Connect: Meet like-minded individuals in a beautiful and stress-free environment at WWT. What is included- All materials to create a Mandala art. A frame to take back home. Suitable for: Adults aged 18+ Meeting Point: Courtyard Pagoda

Following his first album Where Rio de Janeiro Meets Bahia, Marios most recent release is 'Brazilian Landscapes' which features new arrangements of material by great composers such as Marcos Valle, Claudio Bertrami, Rique Pantoja, Gilberto Gil, Djavan, João Bosco, Arismar do Espirito Santo, and the 'forrozeiros' Dominguinhos and Luiz Gonzaga. The album is a tribute to the culture and memory of Brazilian people and it's the result of years of inspiration Mario Bakuna drew upon while travelling through Brazil, experiencing its rhythmic and harmonic richness. From the arid landscape of the northeast, which is reflected in the chorus of songs of Forró, Baião and Xaxado, to the African influence found in Ijexá, the popularity of Samba and the sophistication of Bossa Nova, Mario Bakuna and his musicians celebrate the most musically rich territory on Earth. Mario Bakuna is a Brazilian composer, singer and guitar player currently based in London, UK. Over the past few years, he has emerged as a leading figure and a reference in England's Brazilian Jazz Music scene. Bakuna has extensively performed in Europe and beyond, playing at distinguished venues and festivals across 18 European countries, Canada, Brazil, Madagascar, Egypt, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, with sold-out concerts and great acclaim. (www.mariobakuna.com)

Bobby Gillespie and his band of tea-drinking rock'n'rollers.