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Thursday
2nd July 2009
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11am - 6pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Open rehearsals National
Theatre
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12.30pm-2pm SE - All
Stars Jazz
Each Thursday lunchtime the More London Free Festival will be
showcasing some of London's brightest Jazz talents from the ranks of
The AllStars Collective . - Southbank The
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6.30pm-9.30pm SE - Pacifico Blues
Harmonica-led classic blues grooves featuring the superb Chris Newland on guitar and British blues-harp maestro Paul Pacifico - Southbank The
Scoop |
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7pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like... Preview 2 National
Theatre
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10pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Dress Rehearsal Say What You Like... National
Theatre
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Friday
3rd July 2009
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11am - 6pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Open rehearsals National
Theatre
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1:30
pm SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like
Preview 3... National
Theatre
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12.30pm-2pm SE - The London Fusion Orchestra
A group of the finest up and coming musicians in the Capital hailing
from the Weekend Arts College advanced Jazz course - previous alumni
include Julian Joseph, Jason Rubello and Mark Mondesir. |
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7pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like
Preview 4... National
Theatre
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10pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like. National
Theatre
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Saturday
4th July 2009
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12:00pm SW - SPLASH! at the Top of the Common
start of the
Streaham feistval.
Venue: Streatham Common
Streatham Common, SW16
Google Maps
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1pm-6pm
SE - Circus Space Circus Space Taster Day
- National
Theatre
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12pm C - Gay
Pride promises to be amazing! We have been volunteering all year round to make it THE biggest and best Pride London ever. |
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3:00pm
SW - Macmillan
Children's Books
Join top scientist
and author Dave
Reay as he talks
about his new book
YOUR PLANET NEEDS
YOU! at the Science
Museum, SW7 2DDD
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3-4.20pm and 5-6.15pm
CE - Aveley and Newham Band
St. James's Park
(Bandstand)A brass brand formed in 1993 as a result of a merge between the Aveley Band and the Newham Band.
The band stand is located near Marlborough Gate.
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7 pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like
Preview 5... National
Theatre
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Sunday
5th July 2009
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2pm
SE - Circus Space in Residence
Say What You Like. National
Theatre
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2:30pm-5pm
SW -
"The 606 Club presents..." - "LIGHTHOUSE" Featuring TIM GARLAND; GWILYM SIMCOCK; ASAF SIRKIS
Regent's Park
(Bandstand)
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Monday
6th July 2009
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Tuesday
7th July 2009
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Wednesday
8th July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm SE - Smile
Organic acoustic
project led by RDA, featuring many guests including Skinny Lister,
Daniel Maitland and Gaucho's Gold Teeth, which fuses the sounds of
contemporary London - perfect lunchtime music - Southbank The
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2 - 4pm SE - Bungee Workshop for under 16s
- National
Theatre
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6pm SE - Upswing Hotshots then Breakin' Open Floor til 7.30pm
- National
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6.30pm-9.30pm
SE - The Chantelle Duncan Quintet
Scottish Chanteuse Chantelle Duncan has been described as a 'Celtic Eva Cassidy'. A
Previous winner of the Blackfriars Young Jazz Soloist of the Year
title, Chantelle has performed all over the world in a vast range of
genres, most recently with renowned world music band Berakah. Enjoy an eclectic mix of wonderful songs chosen and performed by a sublime vocalist
- Southbank The
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Thursday
9th July 2009
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11am-12:30pm SE - Aeriel Dance Workshop for over 50s
- National Theatre |
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12.30pm-2pm SE - AllStars Jazz
Mellow lunchtime moods from some of the UK's finest session musicians
- Southbank The
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2pm-4pm SE - Bungee Workshop for breakdancers -
National Theatre |
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6pm
SE - Upswing Hotshots then Breakin' Open Floor til 7.30pm
- National Theatre
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6.30pm-9.30pm SE - Baluji Shrivastav
Baluji is one of the greatest sitarists from India. He is also the
only musician with solo album releases of Diruba (fretted fiddle) and
Surbhar (bass sitar). Baluji's playing has been described as "lush and
utterly fresh" (Scotsman 2007). His live performances are infused with
a warmth and humour that help connect audiences (new and old alike)
with Indian Classical Music. Baluji has worked across genres with a
wide range of artists like Massive Attack, Jah Wobble
- Southbank The
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10pm SE - Dress Rehearsal for Loved Up - National Theatre |
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Friday
10th July 2009
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All
day SE - Waterloo Carnival
This year's Waterloo Carnival has an aliens theme.
- Waterloo Millennium Green
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11am-12:30pm
- Aerial Dance Workshop for over 50s
- National Theatre
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12.30pm-2pm SE - Recommended Daily Allowance
RDA return to present their fantastic live show. The strings and
horns will send shivers down the spine. A cross between Steely Dan and
the Cinematic Orchestra. |
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1:15pm SE - Upswing Hotshots - National Theatre |
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2pm-4pm
SE - Bungee Workshop for under 16s
- National Theatre
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6pm
SE - Loved Up then Breakin' Open Floor til 7.30pm
- National Theatre
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6.30pm-9.30pm
SE - The AllStars Collective returns as part of their summer residency in The Scoop at More London. Each Friday presents a great chance to see some of the music industry's elite musicians perform in London for free!
- Southbank The
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10pm
SE - Loved Up
- National Theatre
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Saturday
11th July 2009
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11am-7pm
EC - Dancing in the Square
Gillett Square, Dalston
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11am-12:30pm
- Aerial Dance Workshop for over 50s
- National Theatre
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1:15pm SE - Upswing Hotshots - National Theatre |
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2pm-4pm
SE - Bungee Workshop for under 16s
- National Theatre
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3-4.20pm and 5-6.15pm
SW - Staines Brass Band
St. James's Park
(Bandstand) The band stand is located near
Marlborough Gate.Further information:
www.stainesbrass.co.uk
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6pm
SE - Loved Up then Breakin' Open Floor til 7.30pm
- National Theatre
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10pm
SE - Loved Up
- National Theatre
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Sunday
12th July 2009
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2-3.15pm and 3.45-5pm
SE - The Wantage Band
Greenwich Park
(Bandstand) A brass band plalying traditional marches, overtures, solos, featuring both modern arrangements and traditional favourties.
The band stand is located off Great Cross Avenue. Further information:www.wantageband.org
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2.30pm - 5.00pm SW - "The 606 Club presents..." - GWYNETH HERBERT
Regent's Park
(Bandstand) Welcome to "The 606 Club" in Regent's Park in Association with
London
Royal Parks. In the picturesque setting of the bandstand by the lake
and with music to entertain and enlighten, this is the perfect way to
spend those summer Sunday afternoons with your family and friends. |
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3-4.20pm and 5-6.15pm
SW - Thundersley Brass Band
St. James's Park
(Band Stand) A traditional brass band that play a wide variety of popular music including up to date film, music, classics and marches.
The band stand is located near Marlborough Gate. Further information:
www.thundersleybrassband.co.uk
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Monday 13th
July 2009
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Tuesday 14th
July 2009
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Wednesday 15th
July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm SE - Other Things
Trip Hop ambient meets folk - an enthralling combination of the edgy and the laid back. |
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6.30pm-9.30pm
SE - K-Groove is at the cutting edge of Klezmer. Their two albums
to date 'Too Loud For Dinner' and 'Smoked Salmon Salsa' brought them
very much to the forefront of the scene, winning Klezmer Idol in 2007
- Southbank The
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7pm SW - The Barber of Seville Opera
BP Summer big screens
- Canary
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Thursday 16th
July 2009
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3-4.20pm and 5-6.15pm CE - Hertfordshire Concert Band
St. James's Park
(Bandstand) A concert band playing a variety of music from marches and films scores to light classical and jazz.
The band stand is located near Marlborough Gate. Further information:
www.hertsconcertband.co.uk/
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6.30pm-9.30pm
SE - The AllStars Collective
The third instalment of this summer's residency in The Scoop
at More London is an event not to be missed. Watch out for some amazing
music, a lot of dancing and some very special guests
- Southbank The
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Friday 17th
July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm SE - AllStars Jazz
More mellow lunchtime moods from some of the top instrumentalists this side of the pond
- Southbank The
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Saturday 18th
July 2009
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11am-1pm SW - Beekeeping in London
Regent's Park
(Conference Room, Regent's Park Storeyard)
Talk and demonstration from North London Beekeepers Toby Mason and Robert Carpenter Turner.
Ever thought about keeping bees in London? London bees produce some of
the best honey in the country. See the bees in action and look into a
glass beehive. Find out how you could be keeping your own bees.
To book your place call the park office on 0207 486 7905. Places are limited.
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Sunday 19th
July 2009
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2-3.15pm and 3.45-5pm SW - Redbridge Brass
Kensington Gardens
(Bandstand) An award winning brass band. Further information:
www.redbridgebrass.co.uk
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2.30pm - 5.00pm SW - "The 606 Club presents..." - GILAD ATZMON
Regent's Park
(Bandstand)
Welcome to "The 606 Club" in Regent's Park in Association with London
Royal Parks. In the picturesque setting of the bandstand by the lake
and with music to entertain and enlighten, this is the perfect way to
spend those summer Sunday afternoons with your family and friends. |
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3-4.20pm and 5-6.15pm
CE - Waterbeach Brass Band
St. James's Park
(Bandstand) The band stand is located near
Marlborough Gate.
Further information:
www.waterbeachbrass.org
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Monday 20th
July 2009
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Tuesday 21st
July 2009
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Wednesday 22nd
July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm & 6.30pm-9.30pm
SE - Ola Latina brings to the Scoop a colourful, vibrant and energetic
display of authentic Latin American magic with Live Music and Dance to
dazzle. Enjoy a slice of carnival and come and party with Ola Latina in the way that only Latin Americans know how!
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Southbank The
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Thursday 23rd
July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm SE - AllStars Jazz
A taste of musical sunshine with mellow acoustic Jazz from some of the UK's finest
- Southbank The
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2.00pm - 3.30pm. SW - Guided Walk - Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens
Kensington Gardens
J. M. Barrie lived very near Kensington Gardens and walked here
regularly. Our walk will visit areas of the gardens that inspired him
when he wrote his two Peter Pan stories, indeed you will find out about
features within the books that still remain in the gardens to this day.
The meeting point location will be provided once your booking has been confirmed. |
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6.30pm-9.30pm SE - Montana Four
Following the release of their debut album, Diamond Wheel, Montana
Four have gone from strength to strength and are coming back to The Scoop at More London again this year
- Southbank The
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8pm
W - S.P.I.D. Theatre
Company The Gate
theatre - The
Kensal House Estate,
Ladbroke Grove,
W10 5BQ Free (booking
required) Box
Office: via The
Gate Theatre on
020 7229 0706 www.spidtheatrecompany.com
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Firday 24th
July 2009
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12.30pm-2pm SE - Jimmie Bone
A favourite, Jimmie Bone returns to play a lunchtime acoustic set of
mellow originals and cool covers with his regular line-up of guests
from the Subs Bench .- Southbank The
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6.30pm-9.30pm SE - Come and join The AllStars Collective for the final Friday finale
and celebrate with some of the best musicians in the world today
playing the music they love to party to themselves
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