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Loving Earth Project at Jordans
Jordans Quaker Meeting House Welder's Lane, Beaconsfield, United KingdomA display of Loving Earth Project textile panels will be at Jordans' historic Quaker Meeting House. Details will be posted at http://lovingearth-project.uk/events-2/ shortly
Numinous – the astonishing story of Henry Morris
Adams Heritage Centre 17 Main Street, Littleport, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom'Numinous' is a solo object-theatre show about Henry Morris, the visionary responsible for the Village Colleges in Cambridgeshire. Morris believed in “education from the cradle to the grave” and devoted his life to creating colleges in which all the activities “which go to make a full life”. Using material from archives and recorded memories, the
Loving Earth Project in Slovenia
Loving Earth panels will be exhibited in Gornja Radgona's cultural centre during July and other events and displays over the summer are in the pipeline. Dates and times are currently provisional : Further details will be posted at http://lovingearth-project.uk/event/loving-earth-project-in-slovenia/
Loving Earth Project at Parks in Mind, Bournemouth
Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth, United KingdomAll are welcome to join the project. Making a textile panel in response to the Loving Earth questions creates space to reflect more deeply, find out more, and decide what we will do next. Please join our workshops: Parks in Mind Wednesday 27th July 2022 Wednesday 10th August 2022 Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth 2-4pm Book
THE MISTAKE – an urgent new play about Hiroshima and the first atomic bomb
Sands Film Studio Sands Films Studio Theatre, Rotherhithe, London, United KingdomThe dropping of the first atomic bomb is referred to on the Peace Memorial in Hiroshima as “the mistake”. In this 77th anniversary of Hiroshima, Michael Mears’ new play explores personal stories surrounding that catastrophic event. Shigeko Nomura is a young woman living in war-time Hiroshima. Leo Szilard is a Hungarian scientist and ‘father of
The Mistake
The Mistake – a new play about the day the world changed forever Opening at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022, THE MISTAKE is a new play by Michael Mears, to be performed by Michael Mears and an English-speaking Japanese performer (to be announced soon.) The dropping of the first atomic bomb is referred to on the
Loving Earth Project in Edinburgh
Central Edinburgh Quaker Meeting House 7 VIctoria Terrace, Edinbugh, ScotlandTextile panels from the Loving Earth Project will be on display at Central Edinburgh Meeting House as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Displays will change from week to week. Details will be posted at http://lovingearth-project.uk/events-2/ shortly
Meetings for Worship for Creativity at Edinburgh Fringe
Central Edinburgh Quaker Meeting House 7 VIctoria Terrace, Edinbugh, ScotlandMeetings for Worship for Creativity will be held in conjunction with the Loving Earth Project exhibition in Edinburgh on August 9th and 25th (2pm-5.30pm each day), inviting Friends and visitors to create panels using various media to add to the exhibition. Free. No booking required: just turn up! Quaker Meeting House 7 Victoria Terrace Edinburgh
Loving Earth Project at Parks in Mind, Bournemouth
Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth, United KingdomAll are welcome to join the project. Making a textile panel in response to the Loving Earth questions creates space to reflect more deeply, find out more, and decide what we will do next. Please join our workshops: Parks in Mind Wednesday 10th August 2022 Shelley Park, Boscombe, Bournemouth 2-4pm Book via peterholloway@bcpcouncil.gov.uk
Creativity through the arts, a Quaker Universalist Group conference at Woodbrooke 12-14 May, 2023.
Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre - 1046 Bristol Rd, Birmingham B29 6LJ, UK Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre - 1046 Bristol Rd, Birmingham, United KingdomQAN members will be most welcome to join our conference in person or online. Our working title is Universalism and Creativity: how creativity expresses and enhances spirituality across the world. We will treat our theme from a universalist point of view, with input based on the principle that spiritual awareness can come from any or