Peterborough Estate Area Guide

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Join family and friends of the crews and alumni of the Oxford University Boat Club at Imperial College Boathouse to watch the 2024 Boat Race. There will be a TV set up to watch all the action. Come and help cheer on the Dark Blues! Since this venue is the London base for the Oxford Women and we dont want to disturb the crews as they prepare to race, there will be a very limited window of time for entry: ENTRY IS STRICTLY BY TICKET ONLY AND THERE WILL BE TWO WINDOWS 13:00- 13:10 AND13:45 - 14:00. The second window is intended for OBI who may wish to watch Isis and the Men's Blue Boat boating from Westminster before they come up to IC. Racing starts at 13:21 (Women's Blue Boat), 13:36 (Osiris), 13:51 (Isis) and 14:21 (Men's Blue Boat) We are not charging an entrance fee on race day, but if you would like to make a donation towards the hire cost of IC it would be really appreciated: Bank Account Name: Oxford University Boat Club Sort Code: 20-65-18 Bank Account Number: 60715867 Tickets can be ordered up until Saturday 12th of April Any questions contact Amelia Standing (amelia.standing@wolfson.ox.ac.uk)

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.

Suitable for Years 5 & 6 The Blue Peter Book Award winning author of the Podkin One-Ear series, Kieran Larwood, introduces his extraordinary new adventure, Jed Greenleaf. Think 1700s London, an evil Oliver Cromwell, magical guilds and epic amphitheatre battles! Join Kieran for a make your own magical guild crest tutorial, test yourself with his fun history quiz, and be ready with your best questions. www.kmlarwood.com [https://kmlarwood.com/] Duration:One hour Booklist:Jed Greenleaf The Five Realms series

Best friends Hamza and Jake discover characters, scenes and storylines on the spot, without the faintest idea what might happen next. Every Thursday night watch as Avocado pull an original one act play out of thin air, turning truth into belly laughs; imagine Tarantino meets Spinal Tap. Adding fuel to the fire, legendary music fills each show, from soulful grooves to rare classics, leaving you dancing in your seat and rolling in the aisles.

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