E17 Art Trail 2015 Guide (Part 1) by Artillery

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E17 Art Trail 30 May – 14 June 2015 The Inside Story, brought to you by Walthamstow’s artists in open houses, studios, galleries, streets and local businesses.

Thank you Once again the E17 Art Trail is celebrating the creativity that grows and thrives in our borough. We are proud to be part of the rich tapestry of inspiration and originality that inspires us year on year and we feel lucky to be able to draw together the creative threads as Walthamstow opens its storytelling heart. An enormous thank you to all of the participants, venues and partners who support and enable our talented community to display its inventiveness.

Funders Message Waltham Forest Council is pleased to be supporting the E17 Art Trail 2015, which promises to be another great success. The art trail is recognised in Waltham Forest and beyond as making a significant contribution to local arts and culture, and improving the quality of lives of its residents. It showcases and celebrates the talent, creativity, diversity, ambition, and hospitality of so many of our residents, creating a sense of pride for local people and attracting visitors to the borough. In the spirit of William Morris, the E17 Art Trail is all about creative participation of residents, which reflects Waltham Forest’s aspirations for ‘Art for All’. Cllr Chris Robbins Leader of the Council and Portfolio Lead Member for Culture. www.walthamforest.gov.uk

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Gold Sponsors Messages Central Estates Central Estate Agents are honoured to be supporting the E17 Art Trail this year; an event so incredibly important to the cultural calendar and community of Walthamstow. The past eleven years have seen the E17 Art Trail grow and develop from a small one day festival to a large two week celebration of the creativity and imagination of the residents in our area, something which we are proud to be even just a small part of. We wish all the artists and organisers all the best with this years event. Neil Ewen, Director

Gold Sponsors

www.central-estates.co.uk

www.onecs.co.uk

Silver Sponsors Paul Douglas, Louise Mitchell and Steve Terry

One Creative Services As a long time resident of the borough, with a local creative print and display business in Blackhorse Lane, we are delighted to be involved in this excellent community arts project. We look forward to contributing practical and hands on support to this year’s E17 Art Trail. www.onecs.co.uk

Friends Lisa Lisker, Eleanor Lowenthal, Peter Readman and Norman Saggers

Special thanks to

www.floorstory.co.uk www.highdorn.co.uk www.marshstreetmortgages.co.uk www.themall.co.uk/walthamstow www.strettons.co.uk www.stowbrothers.com www.woodstreetwalls.co.uk

Barbican, Beth Watton, Clare Farrow, Create London, Cris Thompson, Jo Sealy, John Devolle, Ingrid Abreu Scherer, Julia Spicer, Katherine Green, Lester Stratton, Linda Green, Linda Hughes, Maureen Schipper, Penny Fielding, Rachel Smith, Sara Carneholm, Sean Urquhart, Sharon Crocker, Simon Warren, The Mill, The Village Bakery, Valerie Grove, Vestry House Museum and Waltham Forest Cycling. E17 Art Trail Volunteers and Festival Stewards.

Artillery Bronze Sponsors

Artillery is an arts development organisation based in Walthamstow. Our approach is to curate community-driven festival programmes including the E17 Art Trail and Appetite Festival which provide a stage for local artists, businesses, community projects and residents to express and share their talents. Laura Kerry: Director, Morag McGuire;: Director, Wendy MacMillan: Director The Mill, 7 – 11 Coppermill Lane, London E17 7HA 020 8521 2155, info@artillery.org.uk, www.artillery.org.uk

E17 Art Trail Laura Kerry: Project Manager, Morag McGuire: Participation and Audience Development, Wendy MacMillan: Project Assistant, Lynda Bailey: Sponsorship and Publications Coordinator, Penny Dampier: Project Assistant info@e17arttrail.co.uk, www.e17arttrail.co.uk

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The inside story The theme of this year’s E17 Art Trail is Storytelling. Everything, whether visual, readable or edible comes with its own intrinsic history and story and this year’s offering is bringing that idea to the forefront. The storyteller is deeply embedded in our culture and in our own lives, it represents the best of our creativity, our triumphs and the ability to transcend adversity to rise phoenix-like. Storytelling is an open-ended theme that can describe the development of an artist’s practice as well as their approach to working and subject matter. It’s about sharing the stories of where we live and responses to the world around us. Exploring the trail you’ll get the inside story direct from artists opening their houses and studios, and discover the background to local creative businesses and workshops hosting special events. Alongside the diverse range of visual arts exhibitions you will find storytelling on your way home from work or school, local histories revealed, artist and maker demonstrations, reminiscence projects, and invitations to make your own creations and memories. There is both an intimacy and an inclusivity in the world of storytelling and one which this year will transform Walthamstow into literally hundreds of tales. This is the trail of the tale. Enjoy!

Contents Sections

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Events Calendar Exhibition listings Art Trail Map

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Trail Route

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Off The Map (OTM) Higham Hill & Blackhorse Trail (map no. 1 – 15) William Morris Trail (map no. 16 – 40) Chapel End Trail (map no. 41 – 47) High Street Trail (map no. 48 – 70) Hoe Street Trail (map no. 71 – 94) Wood Street Trail (map no. 95 – 106) Markhouse & Leabridge Trail (map no. 107 – 119) The Village Trail map (map no. 120 – 157)

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Venue Partners Thanks to all the festival venue partners who become galleries and performance spaces accommodating guest artists or sharing their own creative practice during the E17 Art Trail. Including 61 artists’ open houses there is a total of 157 venues hosting the creative accomplishments of over 4000 local contributors. In 2015 you can explore 150 artists studios and find a range of artist resources that enable you to make your own art.

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Ashlins Natural Health Belgrave Furniture Works Blackhorse Lane Studios Blackhorse Workshop The Castle Central Estates Chapel End Infant School The Chequers City Studios Debbie Bliss Home The Deli Cafe Le Delice Cafe E17 Art House Framers, Gallery and Gifts

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117 Forest Recycling Project 47 Frederick Bremer School 136 Froth & Rind 1 Gnome House 16 Greenleaf Primary School 104 Greenway Avenue Community Garden 38 Sir George Monoux College 97 The Georgian Village 67 Harmony Hall 149 & 157 Henry Maynard Primary School 7 Higham Hill Hub 27 Higham Hill Library 97 Hillman’s Tearoom 94 Hoe Street Central 145 Holy Family Catholic School 118 The Hornbeam 96 Images in Frames 1 Inky Cuttlefish Studios 133 Janice Tildsley Associates 12 Launderette, Forest Road 50 Launderette, Pretoria Avenue 21 The Lloyd Park Centre 23 Lloyd Park Studios 128 Lotolie Family Hairdressers 146 The Makers Yard 69 The Mall 61 The Mill 53 Mission Grove Primary School 74 Mitre Studios 148 Mother’s Ruin 141 The Nags Head Pub 99 The Old Station Yard Cafe 126 Orford Road Social Club 130 Orford Saloon Tapas Bar 62 Oxfam 137 Petals In Bloom 119 Pictorem Gallery 3 Pulse Studios 112 Queen’s Road Cemetery 127 Queens Arms 65 Ricco’s Cafe 79 Ye Olde Rose & Crown Pub 98 Significant Seams 114 St Barnabas Church 60 St James Workshop 144 St Mary’s Parish Church 106 St Peter’s in the Forest Church 72 The Stow Brothers 91 Strettons 132 Trattoria La Ruga 39 Veg Hut 139 Vestry House Museum 57 Walden Studios 41 Waltham Forest College 73 Walthamstow Central Library 89 Walthamstow Osteopaths 77 Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House 87 Walthamstow School for Girls 151 Walthamstow Toy Library 70 Waterstones, The Mall 143 The Welcome Centre, St Mary’s Church, 147 Wild Card Brewery 75 William Morris Community Centre 20 William Morris Gallery 42 The William Morris Bar 22 Winns Gallery 25 The Winns Primary School 100 Woodside Primary School 95 Wood Street Library 40 Wynwood Art District 90 XL Hair Design

Getting Around Map Key Open House

Family Event

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Online Our website allows you to view all the exhibitions and events, search by day, event type or subject. Create you own shortlist tailored to your interests with the ‘My Trail’ feature. Find all the latest updates and further information on each event and sign up for our newsletters.

OTM Off the map

Getting to the E17 Art Trail Walking Tours 73 Saturday 30 May: meet 1pm, outside Walthamstow Central Library 61 Saturday 6 June: meet 1pm, outside The Mill entrance 73 Thursday 11 June: meet 1pm, outside Walthamstow Central Library Open to all, our E17 Art Trail Walking Tours are a social and relaxed way to visit a host of Art Trail exhibitions. Accompanied by local artists, each walk explores a different route and aims to visit 10 venues.

Cycling Tours 73 Sunday 31 May: meet 11am for 11.15am departure outside Walthamstow Central Library. Finish 3/4pm

73 Sunday 7 June: meet 11am for 11.15am departure outside Walthamstow Central Library. Finish 3/4pm

142 Sunday 14 June: Family Bike Ride. meet 1pm Finish 5/6pm Arguably the best way to get around the E17 Art Trail is on two wheels. Waltham Forest Cycling Campaign have led the E17 Art Trail cycling tours for 6 years, know all the best routes and hidden gems.

By underground: Victoria Line to Blackhorse Road and Walthamstow Central By train: Liverpool Street to Chingford service stops at St James Street, Walthamstow Central and Wood Street By overground: Gospel Oak to Barking service stops at Blackhorse Road and Walthamstow Queens Road Buses to/from Walthamstow Central: 20, 34, 48, 58, 69, 97, 212, 215, 230, 257, 275, 357, W11, W12, W15, W18 Buses to Blackhorse Road: 123, 158, 230 Buses to Bakers Arms: 55, 56, W16, N55 Night buses: N26, N38, N73 Please check www.tfl.gov.uk for travel disruptions

Preview Night Thursday 28 May To give you a head start 26 exhibitions open for a special preview night and parties break out all over Walthamstow. Don’t wait to be invited, come anyway! Please see the website to download your guide and map to E17 Art Trail Previews. www.e17arttrail.co.uk/previews

Share your stories E17 Art Trail Blog For the latest E17 Art Trail reviews and festival updates log on to our blog with guest curator and contributors. You will also find previews, artist interviews, artists diaries and photographs. Read about the preparations for the art trail and processes involved in creating some of the artwork. The blog is there for you to comment, document your own art trail experiences and submit your own reviews. We would especially like to hear from young writers and photographers. www.e17arttrail.blogspot.co.uk

Twitter @E17ArtTrail Join in the conversation with hashtag: #E17ArtTrail

Facebook www.facebook.com/E17ArtTrail

Instagram Share your photos with hashtag: #E17ArtTrail

Schools & Students The E17 Art Trail is a rich resource for teachers and learners. For 16 days the creative purpose of Walthamstow’s many hidden artists’ studios become visible. Artists invite people into their work places to reveal their creative practice and techniques, their works in progress, sketchbooks, maquettes and samples, and finished pieces. This can be an inspiring opportunity for students of all ages. Rarely can a gallery visit give this insight into the creative process. Artists of all disciplines welcome visitors to discuss their work and influences and to demonstrate their methods. Use this Trail Guide to find artists’ studios in your school’s neighbourhood. Contact the E17 Art Trail team if you would like help in arranging a class visit. Exhibitions at George Monoux College and Vestry House Museum have extended opening times for school groups by appointment. Other artists may be able to accommodate this on request. Tell us what got your learners talking and creating as a result of your visit. Whether it’s via facebook, twitter, email or a postcard, we’d love to hear. Budding critics are encouraged to submit their reviews for publication on the E17 Art Trail blog. Meanwhile, encourage students to see how their peers have prepared for the E17 Art Trail on the E17 Art Trail Schoolyard blog. In 2014 the E17 Art Trail was the proud recipient of Kelmscott School’s Community Award recognising the collective contribution all art trail participants have made in championing local talent. Each year we adapt our resources to support schools and learners to benefit from the rich offer of the trail programme. Help us devise future initiatives with your suggestions and insights. We hope the E17 Art Trail influences and excites the ambitions of our young artists. www.e17arttrailschoolyard.blogspot.co.uk

Can you help finance the next chapter? The Story Pavilion: E17 Art Trail’s extended programme We’re planning a new destination at Artillery Island for the Walthamstow Garden Party: the Story Pavilion. The Story Pavilion brings Walthamstow’s stories to Beyond Barbican’s international festival. Talented and acclaimed local performers, writers, and artists welcome audiences to escape into new narratives and compelling legends. Walthamstow’s storytellers look forward to touring to neighbourhood sites to extend the reach of the E17 Art Trail programme over the summer months. In keeping with the E17 Art Trail’s open access ethos, the Story Pavilion will be free at the point of use. You can support this venture through crowdfunder, just choose your role: Donate £100 to be an E17 Art Trail Champion and receive an A3 limited edition print of Linda Hughes cover art. Donate £30 to be an E17 Art Trail Friend and receive an E17 Art Trail 2015 tote bag. Donate £10 to be an E17 Art Trail Ally. www.crowdfunder.co.uk/the-story-pavilion

Cover artist profile Linda Hughes studied illustration at Edinburgh College of Art, and animation at the Royal College in London. She has worked as an illustrator, animator and art lecturer. She has enjoyed living here since 1998, creating a series of prints and drawings about Walthamstow. She recently completed an animated film for the Poetry Society, and is working on a hand-drawn film about the fairground coming to Kirkcaldy, Fife where she grew up.

Our story continues… …at the Walthamstow Garden Party. The E17 Art Trail story is not confined to the festival dates. The preparations, anticipation and memories continue throughout the year, so this year we are extending our public programme. Escape to Artillery Island to feast on more storytelling and local produce during the Walthamstow Garden Party 18 –19 July in Lloyd Park.

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This year Artillery Island is a harbour for three Artillery projects: The E17 Art Trail – our storytellers will captivate and transport you in sound and vision with tales born from and inspired by our town and people. Find out more about how to support our extended programme… www.crowdfunder.co.uk/the-story-pavilion Appetite Marketplace – challenging the convention that stories are spoken or written, local artisan food and drink producers invite you to taste their memoirs, adventures, fairy tales, chronicles and sequels in their hand crafted produce. To show your wares book a stall at www.appetitefestival.co.uk Cultivate: Waltham Forest Council’s Urban Food Growing Festival – The Summer Produce Show – resident growers are invited to bring the novel, the romance and the folklore of growing your own for this first edition of the Waltham Forest Summer Produce Show. Find out how to enter your prize winning produce and ingenious planters at www.cultivatewf.org Walthamstow Garden Party programme www.walthamstowgardenparty.com Saturday 18 & Sunday 19 July 2015 at the Walthamstow Garden Party Lloyd Park Forest Road London E17 5JW

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Beyond Barbican Join the Barbican for free summertime events across London featuring music, theatre, arts & crafts, food and family activity. barbican.org.uk

Station to Station: A 30 Day Happening Barbican Centre 27 Jun–26 Jul Barking Town Square Street Party Barking Town Square 4–5 Jul Walthamstow Garden Party Lloyd Park 18–19 Jul barbican.org.uk

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Events Calendar

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Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours. 10am, 1pm, 3pm

Make a silver ring

Walking Tour Meet outside Walthamstow Central Library, High Street

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Tales with Yarns

The Trolley Project Workshops Significant Seams 131 Wood Street www.significantseams.org.uk

1 Inky Cuttlefish Studios Late Opening Gnome House 7 Blackhorse Lane www.inkycuttlefish.com

Blackhorse Workshop 1-2 Sutherland Road Path www.blackhorseworkshop.co.uk

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Open to all, our E17 Art Trail Walking Tours are a social and relaxed way to visit a host of art trail exhibitions. Accompanied by local artists, each walk explores a different route and aims to visit 10 venues.

Eight Legged Nature Trail

Meet 1pm

Walthamstow Marshes www.eightleggedhorse.co.uk

Come and tell your story with a colour or two and with cotton or wool: A fun weave demonstration for children age 6 plus and adults! You will be contributing to an already set up weave which will be exhibited later in the year! Drop in. 1pm-4pm

Vestry House Museum Vestry Road www.woven-air.com

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Sunday 31 May

City Studios 30a Borwick Avenue 07980 213 443/07717 362 873 www.madebyore.com

The Night Of The Headless Horseman

Celebrating the theme of our annual making challenge, this special exhibition launch will bring to life the tale of The Headless Horseman in full force. Expect music and spectacle and all round revelry as we await the return of the headless rider.

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How does food weave a community together? Join us in exploring the significance of recipes in our day to day lives and make art inspired by these foods. Workshops for all ages and skills levels will be available. 2pm-4pm

Late night opening party, exhibitions by Inky Cuttlefish Studio Artists and Anna Alcock, cheese and wine. 6pm-11pm

Join Eight Legged Horse on a nature trail across the Walthamstow Marshes. Learn how to draw the flowers or creatures you find there and write a Viking Kenning to accompany your creations. Upload your pictures to our interactive nature map. 10am-12.30pm. Meet at the Coppermill Pub, 205 Coppermill Lane, E17 7HF

Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours. 10am, 1pm, 3pm

Stop in and do some drawing! Materials provided by Jackson’s Art Supplies. 11am-5pm

Drawing Day Hoe Street Central Unit 3 Central Parade www.artsclub.org.uk

73 Cycling Tour Meet outside Walthamstow Central Library, High Street

Join us for some gentle exercise as we embark on a relaxed exploration of E17 Art Trail venues and local open spaces, via back street routes you have probably never spotted before. We’ll stop for a sociable cafe lunch, and this ride will feature a stop at the ever-popular We Love Lego. Accompanied children welcome. Meet 11am for 11.15am departure. Finish 3/4pm

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Pop up Rectory Roxy will screen a selection of short films. To include Lega’say’; a community voice project telling stories of 2012; Bob & Me, an animation about Oscar winning animator Bob Godfrey. 12pm-5pm

Favourite Words – Print your alter ego

Walthamstow Poetry Walk

Michael Shann will lead a reading walk around Walthamstow locations featured in his new book of poems. The walk will take approximately 2 hours and leave E17 Art House at 1pm. FREE no booking needed. Walk lasts approx 2 hrs. 1pm-3pm

E17 Art House 54-56 Hoe Street 020 8509 8211

99 STOWTELLERS storytelling for adults Old Station Yard Cafe 186 Wood Street

STOWTELLERS storytelling for families Old Station Yard Cafe 186 Wood Street

Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876

Wednesday 3 June

Music Techniques For Arts Practitioners Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House 1A Jewel Rd 07813 116505

Calling Artists, writers and composers! Come to a 2 hour, hands-on taster workshop demonstrating how music techniques can be used across the arts disciplines to enhance creativity and support project development. 7.30pm-9.30pm

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Join Jairo Zaldua and Nicola Green to create your very own wild and wacky characters based on a favourite word. A creative and imaginative workshop that combines screenprinting and collage and is also suitable for beginners. www.saatchionline.com/ Jairoandnicola Thur-Sun 3pm-9pm

6.30pm-8pm

Stop by after school to listen to stories for children and their parents and carers. Share in the delight a well-told story can bring. Enjoy a snack and a drink at the cafe, while you are listening. Admission is free.

Friday 5 June

Favourite Words – Print your alter ego

A History of the Stow‚ stories of our town. Storytellers will be telling stories about our town of Walthamstow. Prepare to be enthralled by a great variety of tales – funny, sad, striking, amazing. Accompanied children are welcome. Admission is free.

Thur-Sun 3pm-9pm

Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876

The Rectory Roxy 29 Rectory Road www.deehoneybun.com

Playspace 71 Douglas Avenue www.gyot.org.uk

2 Blackhorse Lane Open Studios and Silent Auction

Make, play & tell stories with no instructions. Glue, wobbly eyes and far too many cardboard boxes provided. Drop-in, £2 entry. Adults only Fri eve! With Sarah (Grow Your Own Theatre) and Netty (Mind2Play) Fri 6pm-8pm, Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Late open studios event, silent auction and ArtWorks Open 2015. 6pm-9pm

Blackhorse Lane Studios, Barbican Arts Group Trust 114 Blackhorse Lane www.barbicanartsgrouptrust.co.uk

Saturday 6 June 15 Make a silver ring City Studios 30a Borwick Avenue 07980 213 443/07717 362 873 www.madebyore.com

Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours.

I love to tell stories, I love to listen too. Have you got a story to tell me? I’ve got lots to tell you. Come to the playroom at The Mill and we’ll find out a story or two, we’ll have some super adventures, me and you.

33 Playspace 71 Douglas Avenue www.gyot.org.uk

From Banjul to Blackhorse: Mbilla Arts Gnome House 7 Blackhorse Lane www.mbillaarts.co.uk

Significant Seams 131 Wood Street www.significantseams.org.uk

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Vestry House Museum 11 Vestry Road

In this hands-on workshop students will create their own one page graphic short story or comic. All welcome from complete beginners to experienced artists – no drawing ability required.

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A Neo-Noir Film workshop will kick off the Walthamstow International Film Festival in the Community Room of Vestry House Museum. www.walthamstow internationalfilmfestival.com 2pm-5pm

Original Army, in association with Studio 3 Arts, invite you to their lab to witness the results of their cutting edge research in Animal Sounds. Cockadoodledoo. 15 min performances at 2pm, 4pm and 6pm

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Animal Sounds Mother’s Ruin, Unit 18 Ravenswood Industrial Estate www.studio3arts.org.uk Make, play & tell stories with no instructions. Glue, wobbly eyes and far too many cardboard boxes provided. Drop-in, £2 entry. Adults only Fri eve! With Sarah (Grow Your Own Theatre) and Netty (Mind2Play) Fri 6pm-8pm, Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pm

The Trolley Project Workshops

Walthamstow International Film Festival

The Mill 7-11 Coppermill Lane 07946 323254

Pulse Studios Unit K, Blackhorse Mews 07887 667942/07709 313180 www.pulse-studios.co.uk

Meet 1pm

Heather’s Happy House of Stories

Graphic Novels and Comics Workshop with Emily Haworth-Booth

Meet at The Mill Coppermill Lane

10am, 1pm, 3pm

Sat 10.30am-12.30pm, Sun 11.30am-1.30pm

Walking Tour

Join Gambian musician Seneke Sillah and the Mbilla Arts team for an afternoon of African storytelling and djembe drumming and dance workshops from West Africa. Free drop in for all ages and abilities. Drums provided. 2pm-5pm

63 Favourite Words – Print your alter ego Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876

3 Pulse Collaborations, Music and BBQ Pulse Studios Unit K, Blackhorse Mews 07887 667942/07709 313180 www.pulse-studios.co.uk

Special music event – join us for a creepy musical adventure! BBQ, beers and high art discussion (we anticipate), poetry and a band or two. Group show focusing on story telling – comics, graphic novels and sound. 4pm until late

99 STOWTELLERS storytelling for adults Old Station Yard Cafe 186 Wood Street

Storytellers from Stowtellers will entertain you with stories meant for adults only - spicy stories, saucy stories, stories from the world of adult life. They are not suitable for children under the age of 15. Admission is free. No admission after 8pm. 7.30pm-9pm, Doors open 7.15pm

Sunday 7 June OTM Eight Legged Nature Trail Walthamstow Marshes www.eightleggedhorse.co.uk

61 Heather’s Happy House of Stories The Mill 7-11 Coppermill Lane 07946 323254

139 Join Eight Legged Horse on a nature trail across the Walthamstow Marshes. Learn how to draw the flowers or creatures you find there and write a Viking Kenning to accompany your creations. Upload your pictures to our interactive nature map. 10am-12.30pm. Meet at the Coppermill Pub, 205 Coppermill Lane, E17 7HF

Make a silver ring City Studios 30a Borwick Avenue 07980 213 443/07717 362 873 www.madebyore.com

73 Cycling Tour Meet outside Walthamstow Central Library High Street

The Portrait Slam

10am, 1pm, 3pm

Walthamstow International Film Festival

Meet 11am for 11.15am departure. Finish 3/4pm

Have your portrait drawn by a local artist. A chance to acquire a real work of art by a real artist at a really low price!

Vestry House Museum 11 Vestry Road07846 684114 www.portraitprogress.com

Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours.

Arguably the best way to get around the E17 Art Trail is on two wheels. Waltham Forest Cycling Campaign have led the E17 Art Trail cycling tours for 6 years, know all the best routes and hidden gems to make the most of your time on the art trail.

Sat 10.30am-12.30pm, Sun 11.30am-1.30pm

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Drama, Documentary, Animation, Experimental, Youth Catergory and Silent Shorts from local, international, professional, amateur and student film makers. All films suitable for family viewing, 5 mins and under. www.walthamstow internationalfilmfestival.com 12pm-6pm

Vestry House Museum 11 Vestry Road

85 The Rectory Roxy 29 Rectory Road www.deehoneybun.com

33 Playspace 71 Douglas Avenue www.gyot.org.uk

Fri 6pm-8pm, Sat 11am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Mansel Grove is transformed into a mini-festival with art by Danny Saunders and Rob Thatcher, a magic shop, stories, music and poetry featuring the Cat’s Knickers, Deryl Walsh, Sean Urquhart and more. 2pm-6pm

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Alice in Walthamland 46 Haroldstone Road cancienne@gmail.com

Alice is in a strange place called Walthamland, where you sometimes don’t feel like yourself, there are odd characters about, and manners are optional. A participatory event for accompanied kids aged 4-11. Pre-booking only via website: www.walthamland.wordpress.com

6 Mansel Grove

11am-5pm

63 Favourite Words – Print your alter ego Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876 www.saatchionline.com/ Jairoandnicola

A poignant and creative literacy project for 12 local girls led by poet, rapper and activist. 10am-6pm

Higham Hill Library www.neveracrossedword.tumblr.com

STOWTELLERS storytelling for adults The Welcome Centre St Mary’s Church 8 Church End

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77 Music Techniques For Arts Practitioners Walthamstow Quaker Meeting House 1A Jewel Rd 07813 116505

This Is The Place

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Favourite Words Papercutting Workshops

Favourite Words’ Adult and Family Papercutting Workshops with artist Caroline Misselbrook of Daff Workshops. Wednesday 10 & Thursday 11 June. £3–£6. Booking is essential. Contact us to book your place; caroline@ daffworkshops.com 4pm-9pm

Flat 3, 1 Pretoria Avenue 07963 070 548 www.daffworkshops.com

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Thursday 11 June Come and listen to stories from a brilliant Indian storyteller, Seema Anand, who brings wonderful tales from her country. The event starts at 7.30 pm and costs £5 for admission, £4 for concessions. 7.30pm-9.30pm, Doors open at 7pm

Waltham Forest Community Choir celebrates their fifth anniversary by looking how far they’ve come and what they’ve got planned for the future – in song of course! Doors 7.45 pm, Concert 8.00 pm

27 This Is The Place Higham Hill Library www.neveracrossedword.tumblr.com

63 Favourite Words Papercutting Workshops Flat 3, 1 Pretoria Avenue 07963 070 548 www.daffworkshops.com

A poignant and creative literacy project for 12 local girls led by poet, rapper and activist 10am-6pm

The Story So Far… St Mary’s Church Church End www.singwithus.net

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Author and terrorism expert Richard Jackson talks about his novel. 7pm-9pm

Wednesday 10 June 99 STOWTELLERS storytelling for families Old Station Yard Cafe 186 Wood Street

Confessions of a Terrorist Orford Road Social Club 73 Orford Road 020 7837 4014 www.zedbooks.co.uk

4pm-5pm

73 Walking Tour Meet outside Walthamstow Central Library, High Street

Friday 12 June 27 This Is The Place Higham Hill Library www.neveracrossedword.tumblr.com

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Saturday 13 June A poignant and creative literacy project for 12 local girls led by poet, rapper and activist. 10am-6pm

Meet the artists event. The artists of Lloyd Park Studios open their doors to the public for the first time as part of this years E17 Art Trail. 6pm-8pm

Lloyd Park Studios Lloyd Park Hub Building www.lloydparkstudios.co.uk

99 STOWTELLERS storytelling for adults Old Station Yard Cafe 186 Wood Street

Underground Pickle Movement: The Pickle Party

Come to an evening of stories from The 1001 Arabian Nights. Sip coffee or tea as you listen to stories the cafe-goers of the Orient loved to hear. The stories are meant for adults, but accompanied children are welcome. Admission is free.

The Underground Pickle Movement is hosting a razzmatazz party celebrating all things pickled. Entertainment courtesy of The Pickle Sisters! Be part of the most talked about party in town. Dress to impress, and bring a pickle! Tweet @E17Pickle

Vine Tales Blackhorse Workshop 1-2 Sutherland Road Path www.thefinestwines availabletohumanity.com

114 St Barnabas Church Private View

City Studios 30a Borwick Avenue 07980 213 443/07717 362 873 www.madebyore.com

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Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours. 10am, 1pm, 3pm

A poignant and creative literacy project for 12 local girls led by poet, rapper and activist. 10am-6pm

A celebration of all things letterpress: Books, posters, cards, including type and sundries for sale! 11am-5.30pm

Letterpress Print Fair William Morris Community Centre 6-8 Greenleaf Road 07836 785505 www.paekakarikipress.com

6.30pm-9pm

Book-ish Market with E17 Designers, selected on a theme of ‘bookish’ work featuring illustrations, letterpress, cards, hand-made books, text based jewellery: all for sale direct from the artist/maker. 12pm-6pm

E17 Art House 54-56 Hoe Street

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Higham Hill Library www.neveracrossedword.tumblr.com

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Book-ish (E17 Designers) Market We beckon you inside Blackhorse Workshop to join The Vine Collective for a unique curated event offering an eclectic mix of spoken word, literature and vinyl accompanied by a hand picked selection of wines and ale for your delectation. Line-up includes Rob Auton, Marshman Gareth Rees, Michael Smith, Will Burns, Jesus Licks and Chrome Hoof. Tickets £12. Book via: www.billetto.co.uk/en/ events/vine-collective-e17-art-trail 8pm-11pm

Late night opening party for nine artists’ exhibitions. A regular feature on the E17 Art Trail not to be missed.

Ye Olde Rose and Crown 53 Hoe Street www.e17designers.co.uk

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Come Gather Now at the top of Prospect Hill to voice an idea, rally opinion, read a poem, chant a ritual, pose a question, seek an answer, have your say from the drawing shed’s new mobile SOAPBOX and THE PUBLIC READING WALL. All welcome. Sat 12pm-5pm

Green area, Attlee Terrace Corner of Prospect Hill/The Drive www.thedrawingshed.org

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63 Favourite Words – Print your alter ego Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876 www.saatchionline.com/ Jairoandnicola

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Make a silver ring Original Army, in association with Studio 3 Arts, invite you to their lab to witness the results of their cutting edge research in Animal Sounds. Cockadoodledoo. 15 min performances at 2pm, 4pm and 6pm

The Magic Shop tea party will be hosted by Helen Maurer and Dominique on Saturday 13th June 2.30pm. Drop by for tea and sandwiches.

City Studios 30a Borwick Avenue 07980 213 443/07717 362 873 www.madebyore.com

OTM Eight Legged Nature Trail Walthamstow Marshes www.eightleggedhorse.co.uk

Make your own silver ring which you can take away with you when you finish. Each ring workshop lasts 2 1/2 hours. 10am, 1pm, 3pm

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We warmly invite you to a candlelit evening of dance, music and conversation. Help us to raise funds in aid of Ajos Trust: the charity championing diversity and positive social change through sustainable arts development. A time to laugh, a time to dance. 7pm-9pm

Join us with your children or grandchildren for some gentle exercise as we embark on a relaxed exploration of E17 Art Trail venues and local open spaces, via back street routes you have probably never spotted before, and featuring a sociable cafe stop mid afternoon. Our pace is easy, and the maximum distance we’ll do on this ride is 12 miles. We will do our best to tailor our route to the abilities of those who turn up, so the distance we cover might be considerably shorter. We recommend you bring a snack, some water; and of course a bicycle. Meet at 1pm. Finish 5/6pm

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Where in Wally? – The online map goes to press! A map of treasured spaces and places in Walthamstow suggested by contributors over the Art Trail. 2pm-6pm

126 Walthamstow International Film Festival Orford Road Social Club Orford Road www.walthamstow internationalfilmfestival.com

WIFF & Stow Film Lounge presents: The Wicker Man 1973 British cult horror, starring Edward Woodward, Christopher Lee, and Britt Ekland. A Police Sergeant visits isolated island Summerisle, in search of a missing girl. Pagan Dress Welcome. Dancing Follows. Doors open 7.45 pm

Where in Wally Party Wildcard Brewery, Unit 7 Ravenswood Industrial Estate Shernhall Street www.architectse17.wordpress.com/ where-in-wally

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63 Favourite Words – Print your alter ego Flat 3, St James Apartments 1 Pretoria Avenue 07983 839876 www.saatchionline.com/ Jairoandnicola

Learn a fun dance routine with Clare’s Dance Class and then perform it as a Flash Mob in a secret Art Trail location. Contact clarefarrow2@gmail.com for info sheet and registration details (limited places available). Open to all ages and abilities. 2.45pm-4.15pm

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Off the Map Sometimes Art Trail exhibitions and events are just beyond the borders of our E17 Art Trail map…but are too good to miss out on just for the sake a few boundary lines. Venture into an online community, visit the headquarters of carnival arts organisation, Masquerade 2000 and explore the Marshes. Additionally you can discover a new trail of public art murals across Walthamstow and contribute to a mapping project. Don’t miss: Sunday 31 May, 7, 14 June OTM, Eight Legged Nature Trail, Walthamstow Marshes, 10am–12.30pm See ‘Events Calendar’ for details

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If you are going to start anywhere – start here: this is the E17 Art Trail in microcosm. It is where you will find the creative resources and environments to make your own art including; performance spaces, recording studios, printmaking studios and workshops for woodworking, metalworking and jewellery making. We welcome two new venues to Walthamstow, Gnome House and City Studios both of which are showing an array of inspirational work.

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Exuberant and Fun. Artists invited to respond to the idea of light and colours with an emphasis on our industrial heritage in celebration of this old building being given new life.

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ArtWorks Open Prize Exhibition is a key strand to the E17 Art Trail, bringing excellence to the scene. 020 7253 2542/07961 368736.

Mick & Jane’s Open Studio 18 Lee Close 07973 562364/020 8527 2414 jane.cunningham36@gmail.com

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‘Storyboards’ – Letting Children’s Imagination tell the tale at The Lloyd Park Centre & Higham Hill Children’s Centre. Daylight Hours

ArtWorks Open 2015 ArtWorks Project Space, Barbican Arts Group Trust 114 Blackhorse Lane www.barbicanartsgrouptrust.co.uk

Ceramics, paintings and drawings on display and in progress by Mick Mills and Jane Cunningham. Raku firing from 2-5pm Saturday; £1 to join in, proceeds to Amnesty International.

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Group show focusing on story telling – comics, graphic novels and sound. Music on Saturday night + BBQ. Comic Workshop Saturday and Sunday (check website for details and booking). 07887 667942/07709 313180.

Higham Hill Children’s Centre 313 Billet Road 020 8531 9522 www.thelloydparkcentre.co.uk

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Discover Higham Hill’s new community space and see work by local artists. 7 June: art workshops with local artist Kiko Honda-Powell to help inspire her design for a ‘Little Free Library’ in the park. 10am-6pm

Sat 10.30am-Late, Sun 11am-5pm

Pulse Collaborations: Comics Pulse Studios Unit K, Blackhorse Mews www.pulse-studios.co.uk

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The pioneering presence in Walthamstow’s vibrant art scene. Part of the Blackhorse Trek. 020 7253 2542/07961 368736.

A Little Free Library for Higham Hill Park Higham Hill Hub Higham Hill Park, Hecham Close www.highamhillhub.org.uk

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See amazing LEGO creations by local adults and children. Build something out of LEGO in our play area. Eat delicious LEGO-themed cakes. Enter our competition to win LEGO sets. N.B. This year, We Love LEGO is in a new venue. 10am-6pm

Blackhorse Lane Open Studios and Silent Auction Barbican Arts Group Trust 114 Blackhorse Lane www.barbicanartsgrouptrust.co.uk

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Presenting the results of our annual making competition, makers respond to the classic tale of The Headless Horseman. Entries will bring to life his missing headless form with varying approaches and choice of material.

Higham Hill Hub Higham Hill Park Hecham Close

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An insightful exhibition of interviews and photographs with residents of Goldsmith Road integrated with landscape paintings of Walthamstow. 1.30pm-5.30pm

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Fiona Heath: Opening The Blinds 66 Goldsmith Road www.fionaheath.wix.com/ openingtheblinds

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We do illustrations and collage artwork inspired by the people, places and animals of Walthamstow.

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An original and diverse selection of artwork using paper-folding techniques together with photomontages and other artwork created in China and Japan. Free paper folding workshops and demonstrations with refreshments! 11am-5pm.

Haine & Larkin 40 Pasquier Road www.rosiehaine.co.uk

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Art Trail cover artist Linda Hughes, MA (RCA), shows new drawings done around and about E17, at home.

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A new arrival to Walthamstow, City Studios, established in 1995 is a group of 30 artists and makers. We look forward to welcoming you. Come and explore the wide variety of work on show.

Hand dyed yarns, fibre spinning and other wool processes. Join The Wool Kitchen and guest knitwear designer Theodora Goes Wild. Bring your knitting, crochet and spinning for knit and chat in the garden. The kettle is on! All levels and wheels welcome.

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The acclaimed, award-winning William Morris Gallery at the south end of Lloyd Park sits proudly in the middle of this Trail and if you haven’t visited it yet, then you certainly should – but there is so much more MI LL to see here. William Morris Trail is FI E CL LD VI EW FAIR a all about Artists Open Houses, part of the E17 Art Trail 6 S Udistinctive A T TO N R O and at the heart of what makes us so unique. ROAD LTON CAR T T HE 7 HECHLAM SU M I LE C OAD Don’t miss: OR R D MAN ROA TE R SSun 7 June D RCE O W TR SAN Map no. 34,RMansel Grove Backyard LEA OAD NT P U R O E T M S U CE Festival, 2–6pm G LO D RD FI E L MAY ND See ‘Events Calendar’ for details E R LA UMB

The result of textile artist Lucille Junkere’s residency at the Gallery, All Blues examines the complex, often painful, history of indigo dye.

10am-5pm

Still one of the most popular and most recognised artists in London and beyond, Waltham Forest artist Jonathan O’Dea shows recent work. Come and see Jonathan in his new studio, managed by the Award winning William Morris Gallery. Fri 6pm-8pm, Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm

Lucille Junkere: All Blues William Morris Gallery Forest Road www.wmgallery.org.uk

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‘Storyboards’ – Letting Children’s Imagination tell the tale at The Lloyd Park Centre & Higham Hill Children’s Centre.

Lloyd Park Studios, Lloyd Park 07944 454993 www.changingspaces2013. blogspot.co.uk

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With the far-sight and sharp focus of the Eagle’s vision, a group of artists looks at accepted current myths and asks what everyday realities are contained within them. We are the stories we tell – which ones do we buy into, what is yours? Sat 11am-5.30pm, Sun 11am-4pm

Storyboards The Lloyd Park Centre Winns Avenue Entrance, Lloyd Park 020 8531 9522 www.thelloydparkcentre.co.uk

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A fresh and dynamic mix from Waltham Forest College HNC/HND Art & Design students. Exciting exhibition of drawing, painting, print, design, photography and 3D. Come and view the talent of the artists and designers of tomorrow.

75A Carr Road 07940 564734 smokemoonrecords@gmail.com

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‘Here I am the size of the Eiffel Tower!’. ‘Here I am landing on the moon’. Every picture tells a story. Over 900 children have illustrated postcards with lots of amazing stories to write home about! Daylight hours

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HNC & HND Art & Design Student Exhibition Winns Gallery, Lloyd Park 020 8501 8270 www.waltham.ac.uk

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Exciting exhibition of sculptures, paintings, drawings, prints, ceramics CAD, photographs, fashion, textiles by adult students. Creative Industry courses include HNC Art & Design, HNC/HND Fashion, NCFE Portfolio Preparation, & Ceramics Short Course. 10am-4pm (Show continues until Sun 21 June) M 1 8

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Every Picture Tells A Story The Winns Primary School Fleeming Road

Lloyd Park Studios, Lloyd Park 07944 454993/07922 004135 www.lloydparkstudios.co.uk

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The improper art show is a show of art, textiles, and spoken word, considered improper in a fine art context. Featuring Sean Urquhart, Jennie Caminada and Anna Courcha. Sat 30 May & 6 June 3pm-7.30pm. Sat 13 June 3pm-9.30pm

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Cheeky Handmades: The improper art show 13 Thorpe Crescent 07944 863932 www. cheekyhandmades.co.uk

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Look, touch and taste. John Bain will be showing his beautifully tactile wood craft, view Ellie Noble’s delicate paper and light sculptures whilst enjoying some of Briam Emmons’ delicious, seasonal creations.

Open Studio Exhibition and art sale the entire family can enjoy. A vibrant array of pleasurable art. Featuring 11 year old Reuben with his originals in oil. Drinks, cakes, music, chat, enjoy. Fri 11am-4pm, Sat-Sun 11am-6pm

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Paper, wood and food 15 Thorpe Crescent 07966 150443/07954 57755 www.quercus8.co.uk

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Roll up, roll up! Vintage circus signs, tattoo inspired artworks & 50’s pinstriping. Hand-painted by Andrew Clarke.

71 Roberts Road 07508 664341 www.jacquelinebranson photography.co.uk

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Telling stories that come straight from the heart of our vibrant infant school, we are excited to have the involvement of all our children in creating 7 large scale textile panels that tell a visual tale of our school day, with visiting artist Esther Hardie. 4pm-6pm

The Crazy Pirate Children 21 Thorpe Crescent 07813 271174/020 8281 2283 andrewvicky21@ntlworld.com

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The shapes of our spaces: Drawings and photographs exploring the spaces we inhabit, from the physicality of the human form to the intimacy of places before first light.

Chapel End Infant School Beresford Road 020 8527 9192/020 8527 1388 www.chapelendinfants.com

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Annual student and staff exhibition of fabulous art, craft, design and moving image work. Private view Friday 12 June with performances and refreshments. School parties by appointment Monday 15 June, 9am–4pm. Sat-Sun 10am-4pm, Fri 4.30pm-7pm

Between the Desks

I was there 22 Rushbrook Crescent 07810 838669 iwasthereexhibition@gmail.com

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The exhibition tells the story of how our family have participated in the E17 Art Trail over the years culminating in the construction of a model village on display in our front garden with the help of gardener Monty Don and filmed by the BBC.

Sir George Monoux College 190 Chingford Road 020 8523 3544 ex 2301 www.george-monoux.ac.uk

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A reportage look at the forever changing life of Waltham Forest. By local photographer, Adrian Callaghan. 8am-8pm

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See past, present and future blarney. 11am-4pm

Veg Hut 2B Chingford Road www.getcallaghan.blogspot.co.uk

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‘Roots’ – a fortnight interpreting the theme roots through poetry, music & art. Sat-Sun 8am-6pm, Mon-Fri 7am-6pm

Outside In 4 Penrhyn Crescent 07906 261311 lorraine@mutu.demon.co.uk

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