North Acton Playing Fields will be transformed with music, art, culture and community
A community event is being held this Sunday 15 April between 1pm and 5pm at North Acton Playing Fields.
Having recently taken on the management of North Acton Pavilion, ARTification is launching with an afternoon of creativity created with local talent and groups.
The music performance programme kicks off with The Drummers of Dance Carib who will open the event. ‘Steve & Dave’ will share their unique blend of sax, vocals and guitar. Vocalist, Asia, will bring young talent to proceedings. The 'Ukulele 音音NéNé' and Sakura choir will also be performing. The programme will conclude with ‘Fire at Will’ who explained: “William Owen, with band Fire at Will, makes a long overdue return to his home town of Acton. Make sure you catch them, it could be another 15 years before they're back again!” Sound courtesy of Intermate Connection.
Arts organization ARK Space will be previewing the Citizen 2020II project. This reflective, expressive arts project is coming to the Pavilion in May. You can also sign up for Life Drawing classes with Yousif Naser & join Peter Filby’s painting group as well as buy affordable art from the art stall with Peter & Paul and try out creative arts activities with The Art Box.
Health and well-being is courtesy of Shoringi Kempo UK who will display their martial arts with demos from Pavilion based Acton club. Riestas weekly Zumba class will be represented. Fitness stall and taster fitness classes with Zahra Shah. Plus Hiroko Craven from North Acton Playing Fields Tennis Club.
Face painting and Bouncy Castle amongst the activities for youngsters. Other stalls include St Gabriel’s Church stall, SIDELLE clothing stall there, selling dresses, Reham Gad will displaying her local business and more… Don’t miss North Acton’s own Bake Club founder, Liz Shiromani, who will run the Cake stall. There will be refreshments in the café courtesy of Margrit.
Find out more about ARTification, plans for the Pavilion, news about their W3 gallery, upcoming projects, opportunities and more. They also want to hear from you to help shape future projects and prioritise local interest and need with Green Prospects research.
For more information, see their web site or contact rachel@artification.org.uk.
April 12, 2018