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"William Wilberforce, politician and leader of the Clapham Sect - the group that aided the abolition of slavery - attended Holy Trinity church on Clapham Common that became the epicentre of the movement."
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Bank Holiday Sunday: Live Soul, Blues & R&b + Djs
The May Bank Holiday is back, and in true Blues Kitchen style, we're bringing you the best musicians in London who will be hitting the stage in our bar for three sets of soulful bangers this Sunday. Tickets £5 all night, last entry 1am. 18+ (ID Required) Presented by The Blues Kitchen Brixton. This is an 18+ event (Photo I.D required).Read more
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Uk A Cappella Society: Arranger's Masterclass
Join the UK A Cappella Society for our Arranger's Masterclass! After the huge success of our last Arranger's Masterclass, we are hosting more for this year to help budding arrangers to build their skills, share their experience, and learn more about the art of a cappella arranging. A selection of arrangers will workshop their original arrangements with our masterclass leader, who will share insights and advice on new ways of arranging and uncover how to get the most out of your arrangements. Learn along with the arrangers, ask questions, and improve your own skills in the process. We are operating a 'pay what you can' system to make our events accessible to all - we'd suggest a donation of 10 per ticket, but if you're not able to afford that, then you can pay anything from a minimum of 5. (And if you're able to donate more to the charity, then we welcome larger contributions too!)Read more
Brixton Music Walking Tour
Jpoin an audio-guided walk through Brixton - the coolest neighborhood in London! You'll learn all about its rich history, amazing street art, and the cultural influences that made it an iconic destination. Plus, you'll get to explore various music sub-genres that defined this area. With on-screen pictures and a handy geo-localized map, you can pause the audio at any time to take in the sights and sounds of Brixton. Get ready for a rocking musical education!Read more
Dub Catalyst Live at The Bread & Roses
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable night as Dub Catalyst bring their dynamic, dub-infused sound to The Bread & Roses Bar. Book your tickets now for Dub Catalyst's first London outing! With a breakthrough year in 2023, Dub Catalyst captivated audiences at the UK's largest festivals. Their innovative blend of reggae, dub, and high-octane grooves earned them headline bookings on the 2024 festival circuita feat that underscores their rapidly growing influence. BBC broadcaster Claire Carter calls them the epitome of the festival season, and fans echo this sentiment, with Witcombe Cider Festival hailing them as an absolute must-see for reggae and dub fans alike.Read more
Widget, Headboy, Nastazia Bazil
WIDGET - east London supergroup (includes members of Big Joanie, Junodef, All Cats Are Beautiful, Hi! Capybaras). Wonky, funky, kinda punky. "Dance songs for when reality is gentrifying around you." - the quietus - https://www.instagram.com/widget.mp3/ Headboy - energetic trio with crunching distortion and songs that verse on deep seated emotions in a changing world - https://www.Instagram.Com/headboyband/ NASTAZIA BAZIL - delightfully quirky keyboard-driven artpop https://www.instagram.com/nastazia.bazil/ Presented by Windmill Brixton. This is an 18+ eventRead more
Fantasy of a Broken Heart
Fantasy of a broken heart is an art-pop two-piece from Brooklyn. The duo splits vocals, songwriting credits, and guitar duties, while Wollowitz supplies some bass, piano, and drum programming.Read more
About Clapham Park
Clapham Park is an area in the Borough of Lambeth in London, to the south of central Clapham and west of Brixton. The original Clapham Park estate was a speculative development by Thomas Cubitt, who bought 229 acres (0.93 km2) of Bleak Hall Farm in 1825, and marked out plots for building around the new broad, tree-lined streets of Kings Avenue, Clarence Avenue, Poynders Road and Atkins Road. It was planned to consist of extremely large detached houses in Cubitt's characteristic Italianate villa style, set in extensive grounds. However, the ambitions of the developer were never fulfilled, and some plots remained undeveloped at the outbreak of World War I. Cubitt's own residence, Lincoln House, with its vast grounds, was demolished in 1905.
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