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Creative Connections
St Bede's Pastoral Centre, York YO24 1AQ 21 Blossom Street, York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom“Looking for Beauty” Some time apart to gently explore the beauty in our lives. The day will include heart-centred meditation, a creative guided reflection, using images and writing to explore our own sources of beauty, and making felts. Making felt mimics something of life’s challenges and disappointments. We arrange things how we’d like them to
“Soul” an animation
Friends Meetig House, Barnt Green, Birmingham B45 8NF 6 Sandhills Rd Birmingham B45 8NR, Birmingham, Worcestershire, United Kingdom“Soul“ An animation that surpasses the barriers of cinema, becoming a healing media from which people can take away so, so much. It works seamlessly as a reflection on life, and as a motivation to truly live every single moment of it. First theatrical screening outside of London.( £5.00 admission) Panavision high definition projection. Dolby
QAN Annual General Meeting: Nourishing the imagination
All Friends are welcome to join our Annual General Meeting The Zoom room will open at 2pm for informal discussion of how our experience of the arts relates to our faith. At 2.30 we will hold our ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The Agenda includes considering the 2022 Annual Report and discerning the way forward
Loving Earth stitch and chat workshop
Friends House 177 Euston Rd, Euston, London, United KingdomFor more details see. http://quakerarts.net/event/loving-earth-stitch-and-chat-workshop/
Loving Earth Project in California
Loving Earth panels will be on display in California and elsewhere in the USA in Spring 2023. Some details will be updated at http://lovingearth-project.uk/events-2/ as well as on the websites of the relevant museums. March 26 Sacramento Friends Meeting — Panels will be shared and discussed at the rise of Meeting for Worship, 11am. April
Loving Earth Project in Richmond, Yorkshire
The Station, Richmond Station Yard, Richmond, North Yorkshire,, Richmondshire, Yorkshire, United KingdomFollowing a series of local workshops, a display of Loving Earth Panels will be on show in the exhibition space at The Station, Richmond, North Yorkshire www.thestation.co.uk from 31th March and running until 12th April 2023. All details here: https://www.thestation.co.uk/Whats-On/Events/caring-for-the-world-we-love-and-the-people-in-it-loving-earth-project-richmondshire
Loving Earth Exhibition in Ashburton, Devon
Ashburton Arts Centre and Quaker Meeting House 15 West St, Ashburton, Devon, Newton Abbot, United KingdomAshburton Quakers are excited to be hosting an exhibition of some 100 of the beautiful handmade panels which are coming to the Arts Centre, then the Quaker Meeting House, in April. This will also include some panels made locally specially for the exhibition. The exhibition runs over two weeks as follows: 1st – 8th April:
Loving Earth Project in Ashburton, Devon
Exhibitions of textile art from the Loving Earth Project will be held at Ashburton Arts Centre and Ashburton Quaker Meeting House Address:Quaker Meeting House Foales Court off North Street Ashburton TQ13 7QE More details at http://lovingearth-project.uk/event/ashburton-lep-exhibitions/
An Evening with Isa Levy
Artist/Actor/Author/Arts Psychotherapist & Quaker Isa Levy will give a multi-media book presentation of her memoir - including poetry, songs, video & film clips: Conversations with a Blank Canvas From Nowhere/Somewhere Decades of Change & Transformation Available on Amazon Saturday April 15th at 6.30pm (for Vietnamese/vegan menu) with Q & A plus live entertainment Collage Arts
Michael Mears ‘The Mistake’ Play
Arcola Theatre 24 Ashwin Street, Dalston,, London, United KingdomTHE MISTAKE returns @arcolatheatre London, April 18–22 2023 ★★★★ ‘A powerful examination of humanity in the wake of Hiroshima’ (The List) ★★★★ ‘A gripping piece of storytelling’ (The Times) ★★★★ ‘An urgently fascinating story' (The Scotsman). The Mistake By Michael Mears Directed by Rosamunde Hutt Direct from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, an urgent new play