Podcast feedThe Ding Dong
Jo Lynch has lived near the Islington/Camden border all her life. As a child she’d walk from her home in Islington over to the land where the Maiden Lane Estate is to play. Back then, this was a wasteland with a band of misfits hanging out on it and an adventure play park. It went by the name of the Ding Dong.
Package by: Jo Lynch, Freddy Chick
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What's On in Camden, week beginning 9th April 2017
During the Easter school holidays, there are lots of things for children to do (most of them for free) at Camden Libraries, in Camley Gardens Natural Park, on Maiden Lane Estate and at Camden Lock. After Easter, classes start again. There is ESOL, IT, Digital camera use and lots more.
Package by: Catherine Carroll, Freddy Chick, Ikaba Koyi, Johanna Lynch, Lacky Ahmed , Marian Larragy and Violet MacDonald
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Interview with Nicola Lane about Spirit House
Nicola Lane, artist/filmmaker, talks about her Spirit House exhibition on at the Geddes Gallery. Her childhood memories of living in Bangkok, where every property has a ‘Spirit House’, are the inspiration for the show. These miniature temples are shrines to the protective spirits.
It runs from 16 February – 20 March located at 18 Malden Road Kentish Town. The space is being used as a pop-up gallery as part of a council project to turn unused & vacant retail spaces into use for local artists.
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James McKean and the Blueberry Moon
James McKean and the Blueberry Moon (who are Jono, Ross and Matt) came into Maiden Lane Community Centre for a session. As well as playing three beautiful tracks, they spoke to Lacky about how the band formed and about how difficult it is to trace musical influences.
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Maiden Lane Estate: architectural work of art
The Maiden Lane Estate photography club recently put on an exhibition of photographs highlighting the beautiful architecture of the estate. Freddy spoke to Vivienne Lewis from the club to find out more.
The exhibition is now over (although the pictures may still be up in the Allensbury Residents Room if you are visiting). If you’re especially keen to see them or would like to learn about how to take better photographs yourself then get in touch with the Maiden Lane Estate photography club by emailing vivtakespictures@gmail.com
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