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As One in the Park 2025 After last year's MASSIVE success, As One in the Park is BACK! London's LGBTQ+ Festival! For one day only this Summer, we will be celebrating all things LGBTQ+ with 5 Stages of Music covering every genre under the Sun! With some of the HOTTEST DJs and performers around, we CAN'T WAIT to share with you the amazing line up we have joining us! Taking over Ealing's beautiful Walpole Park, surrounded by ancient woodland and picturesque ponds,12 minutes from Central London, we couldn't be happier to be back in 2025. As One has Something for Everyone! From Drag Shows to DJs, Dance Troupes to Live Acts, Cabaret, Street Food, Cocktail Bars, Comedy, Circus acts, and the list goes on! In response to the AMAZING feedback, we had from last year's event we have decided to move As One to a Saturday for our 2025 edition! So, no need to book Monday off this time. Full Line up announced very soon! Presented by HVYWGHT LDN. This is an 18+ event

Looking for a College place for September 2025? Come to our Open Day to find out how we can help you take your next step to your dream job! Please note: This event is forEaling Green College and you'll only be able to get information about the courses that are based at this site., which you can see below. What can you study at Ealing Green College? Access to HE (Science) Accounting & Bookkeeping Art & Design Computing & ICT Creative Media English (GCSE and Functional Skills) EFL ESOL Inclusive Learning Maths (GCSE and Functional Skills) Science

Discover more about JMW Turner’s works on animals with our online lectures! 15 May- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them….In Turner’s Work – Nicola Moorby, Curator of ‘Turner’s Kingdom: Beauty, Birds and Beasts’ – 6.30 – 7.30pm We don’t immediately think of J.M.W. Turner as an animal painter of animals, but they regularly feature as elements within his landscapes. As an introduction to the 2025 exhibition at Turner’s House this lecture explores the intriguing appearance of birds and beasts within his paintings, revealing their narrative, symbolic or decorative function. We will also meet the creatures known to be part of Turner’s household at various points in his biography and examine what they reveal to us about the man himself – his family, friends, personality and private life. 3 July – Farnley, Fawkes, and Feathers: J. M. W. Turner’s Illustrations for an Ornithological Collection – Lucy Bailey 6.30-7.30pm This talk will consider the friendship between Turner and his patron, Walter Fawkes (1769-1825), in particular focusing on the background to Fawkes’s Ornithological Collection. MP, and landowner, Fawkes lived at Farnley Hall in Wharfedale, Yorkshire. From around 1809, the family and other members of the estate’s community began collecting feathers and specimens of birds, arranging them in albums according to the order in Thomas Bewick’s History of Birds (1797). Chief amongst the artists who provided illustrations for the project was Turner who painted twenty watercolours of birds. Rarely studied in the artist’s oeuvre, these bird portraits will be considered within the context of the cultural hub nurtured by Fawkes at Farnley, and the important role played by country houses in fostering the development of scientific investigation. 11 September – Turner and the Avian – Professor Leo Costello, Chair and Associate Professor of Art History, Rice University, Texas 6.30 – 7.30pm This talk will consider the long and, not surprisingly, complex engagement with birds throughout Turner’s career. It will look in depth at Turner’s numerous watercolours of individual birds from the extraordinary “Farnley Book of Birds” featured in the exhibition at Turner’s House, and consider these in relation to current discourses of hunting, ornithology and natural philosophy. But the talk will also catalogue the many different thematic and formal roles that birds played in paintings and watercolours of many subjects throughout his career. In particular, it will assess the potential ecological and environmental implications of Turner’s avian engagements, and ask what we might learn from them today. Cannot make it on the day of the lecture? We will record the events and make these available for ticket-holders ONLY. Cannot make it on the day of the lecture? We will record the events and make these available for ticket-holders ONLY.

Suitable for Years 5 & 6 Unlock your inner mystery-solver and learn the secrets of science in this fact-packed event with bestselling author Sam Sedgman. Sam reveals the incredible science that shapes our world and explains how the magic of maps inspired his latest thrilling mystery, The Forbidden Atlas, starring his aspiring inventor Isaac Turner. Mixing STEM topics with an exciting, fast-paced adventure, Sam's new series is an accessible, fun and friendly introduction to science for our next generation of inventors, whoever they may be. www.samsedgman.com [https://samsedgman.com/] Duration:One hour Booklist:Isaac Turner Investigates: The Forbidden Atlas

Applicant Day at West Thames is the perfect opportunity for future students to immerse themselves in the vibrant campus life and academic environment before starting in September. Attendees will enjoy engaging course taster sessions and get a first-hand experience of what its like to be part of our community. Dont miss this chance to explore your future at West Thames!

Harrow Borough FC are proud to present the truly amazing 'Soul Kinda Wonderful'. SKW are the UK's leading tribute to the legendary Drifters and this show is dedicated to the sounds of Soul & Motown. Performing the very best songs from The Drifters, The Temptations, The Four Tops and many more Soul and Motown Classics. The group are a Multiple award winning vocal group, with over a decade of international shows, and lead singer Richie Sampson has performed alongside long standing member of The Drifters, Ray Lewis, and also The Real Thing, Boney M and The Three Degrees! Don't miss out and book your tickets today! Date: 28th June 2025 Doors Open: 7pm Venue: Harrow Borough Football Club, South Harrow, HA2 8SS Tickets: 20 Each Disco before and after the show Social Club Bar Prices Free Parking Buy tickets online or by calling 07985208791