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By Green Shoes Arts EditorMay 31, 2014No Comments

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❄️ Green Shoes Arts presents WinterFest -An ev

❄️ Green Shoes Arts presents WinterFest -An event to share and celebrate the creativity of all the children, young people and adults we work with across Barking & Dagenham and beyond.

This free event will be held at @chccchadwellcommunitycentre in the main Library (2-4pm) will include performances from:

⭐Our children's Hip Hop and Drama groups,
⭐Our Young Actors Club,
⭐Valence Library Singing group,
⭐An African drumming taster,
⭐Readings from our Playwriting & Drama groups,
⭐An exhibition of Visual Art work in the studio.

Doors open 1:30pm

http://ow.ly/xtFJ50LNJIx

[Image description: A rainbow of colours in the background with sparkle and snowflakes. The title reads "WinterFest Saturday 10th December 2-5pm.]

On 26 November, don’t miss RAFTS: LIVE, a specia

On 26 November, don’t miss RAFTS: LIVE, a special one-night concert at Cadogan Hall interweaving music, stories, poetry and dance.

Rory Pilgrim’s RAFTS explores how the climate crisis relates to support structures in our everyday lives, asking the question: in moments of change and transition, what keeps us afloat?

Created over three years with residents of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, RAFTS was made for the Serpentine exhibition Radio Ballads.

Tickets from £7, book here: https://bit.ly/3twMs3a

Cover image: RAFTS, Rory Pilgrim, 2022, courtesy Andriesse-Eyck Galerie

[Image description: an open spread from a book reveals a colourful painting of a landscape with a river in the centre. A raft with a tree on it floats down the river. A person sits on the raft]

We'd like to send a huge thank you to Children in

We'd like to send a huge thank you to Children in Need for their continued support, without which we wouldn't be able to offer our children's workshops and work with these amazing young people!

BBC Children in Need’s vision is that every child in the UK has a safe, happy and secure childhood and the chance to reach their potential. The charity will realise this vision by supporting, promoting and publicising work that addresses the challenges that children and young people face and work that builds their skills and resilience.

BBC Children in Need is currently supporting over 2,500 projects in communities across the UK that are helping children and young people facing a range of disadvantages such as living in poverty, being disabled or ill, or experiencing distress, neglect or trauma.

Further information about BBC Children in Need can be found at bbcchildreninneed.co.uk.

[Image description: A group of smiling children look at the camera in a large studio]

#childreninneed #pudsey

David and Sam had a great time meeting people and

David and Sam had a great time meeting people and making new friends at our local Co-op store in Romford - we're incredibly thankful for the support so we can continue our work! Thanks so much everyone - more information coming very soon on how you can support us if you shop at Co-op.

#itswhatwedo

In moments of change and transition, what supports

In moments of change and transition, what supports us and keeps us afloat?

We would like to invite you to come to RAFTS: Live on Saturday 26 November, 19.30 - 21.30, at Cadogan Hall!

Serpentine presents a special one-night concert, bringing to life Rory Pilgrim’s film, RAFTS, beyond the screen. Created over three years with residents of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, RAFTS was made for the exhibition Radio Ballads to explore stories of support in our everyday lives.

Taking the symbol of the raft as the simplest vessel of survival across open water and also a symbol that represents the Earth as the ultimate preserver of life, the concert interweaves stories, poetry and reflections around a seven-song oratorio.

The performance is narrated by Pilgrim’s collaborators Hugh, Carina, Liam, Butterfly, Katy, Dee, Mark, and Eddie – eight residents from Barking and Dagenham and members of Green Shoes Arts. Each reflects on what the symbol of a raft means to them. Making connections between work, mental health, home, recovery, and our environment, additional voices of people from near and far join the chorus, including members of Barking and Dagenham Youth Dance and Project Well Being: a group for people experiencing homelessness in Boise, Idaho, USA.

The concert will also star singers Robyn Haddon from Sheffield, Kayden Fearon from Barking and Dagenham, and Declan Rowe John from Boise, accompanied by the London Contemporary Orchestra and Rory Pilgrim on harp and piano.

RAFTS was commissioned by Serpentine Civic for Radio Ballads, in partnership with New Town Culture, a Cultural Impact Award-winning project, part of London Borough of Culture, a Mayor of London initiative.

Book your tickets here, and we can't wait to see you there!
https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/whats-on/rafts-live/

[Image description: a pencil drawing of a group of people on a raft with a tree growing from it on a multicoloured sea]

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