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What's on in London this week?
Open Dialogue presents Dey Play @ Moko Tottenham
Dey Play is a games night and talk series at Moko Tottneham. This an evening about community and collective learning, coming together to play two favourite games, Ayo and Dominoes.
Date: Wednesday 3 April
Time: 6:30pm - 11pm
Price: Free
Location: Moko Tottenham
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Low Mood, Good Food with Chef Vickz
This month Guap mag host a series of Wellness Wednesday events at the Adidias Store in Westfield. This Wednesday's event is led by Chef Vicks who talks about how to improve your general wellbeing through simple yet succulent food choices.
Date: Wednesday 3 April
Time: 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Price: Free
Location: Adidas Store in Westfield W12
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Athene Runs
A run this Wednesday - 3.5k beginner-friendly and 5k intermediate run.
Date: Wednesday 3 April
Time: 7:30pm
Price: Free
Location: meet at Tate Britain
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How Do We Resist Censorship?
A discussion on creating political work and resisting censorship, with a particular focus on Palestine.
Date: Wednesday 3 April
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Price: £5
Location: The Arab British Centre
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Little Sambol: Sri Lankan Food
Gabriella is back, the chef behind Little Sambol, for a 4 course Sri Lankan feast at Hill Station Cafe.
Date: Wednesday 3 April
Time: 7pm
Location: Hill Station Cafe
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The Biba Story, 1964-1975
Exploring how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label.
Dates: on until Sunday 8 September
Price: £12.65
Location: Fashion and Textile Museum
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Party Ah Keep
Mode London and Felt Sound System host the next night in their monthly event series. Discounted tickets available in the link below.
Date: Thursday 4 April
Time: 7pm - 1am
Price: £5 for our WhatsApp community members
Location: Archives
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Morocco Bound Jazz Night
An evening of live jazz with Joe Elliott and friends.
Date: Thursday 4 April
Time: 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Price: £6.13
Location: Morocco Bound Bookshop
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How It Started / All-Vinyl
How It Started returns with a serious roster of London's finest diggers. Expect fierce breaks and rumbling 808s from the off.
Date: Friday 5 April
Time: 9:30pm - 4am
Price: £10
Location: Avalon Cafe
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Picture of Health x The Ferm - Supper Club and Kimchi Workshop
An evening of of food - learning how to make your own kimchi with Picture of Health and The Ferm.
Date: Saturday 6 April
Time: 5:30pm
Price: £49.46
Location: e5 Bakehouse
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Living Room by Nick Waplington
Hamiltons debuts the gallery's first exhibition with Nick Waplington, marking the release of previously unseen image variants and new works from his iconic series Living Room, 1991.
Dates: on until Saturday 25 May
Price: Free
Location: Hamiltons Gallery
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Henna Hands with Amaliah
Join Amaliah to adorn your hands with Henna for Eid.
Date: Sunday 7 April
Time: 12pm - 6pm
Price: £17
Location: The Tent at St Ethelburga's Centre
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One by John Edmonds
This exhibition unites Edmonds’ work in Black and white from several bodies of work made between 2016–2022. In Edmonds’ work, photography’s relationship to truth is repeatedly questioned. Describing his images as ‘quasi-documents’, the artist works almost obsessively with a number of models. These figures and friends – who become close to muses – hold, caress, and measure themselves against African sculptures in a search for subjectivity that is humanising, vulnerable and tender.
Dates: on until Saturday 4 May
Price: Free
Location: Maximillian William Gallery
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Munch of the Week
Bao Borough
“This place is not known only for its fried chicken but I’m giving a shout out to Bao down in Borough Market... It’s full of spice, full of flavour. Bao is 100% on their game and their fried chicken is next level. It’s sitting in-between two pillows of aerated bao bun with this spicy mayonnaise, hot sauce, kimchi, coriander and the chicken was so juicy and nice. You can get a plate of chicken there as well. The restaurant is like an old-school restaurant you find in Chinatown in New York." - James Cochran
This spot was recommended in James' guide to the best fried chicken in London.
Location: Borough Market
