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Places are limited, so if the courses are over subscribed we will offer places on a ‘lucky dip’ style basis and those that are unsuccessful will be a priority for the second round of courses, which will run from January -March 2025.

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Places are limited, so if the courses are over subscribed we will offer places on a ‘lucky dip’ style basis and those that are unsuccessful will be a priority for the second round of courses, which will run from January -March 2025.

To register your interest, please complete this form.

Places are limited, so if the courses are over subscribed we will offer places on a ‘lucky dip’ style basis and those that are unsuccessful will be a priority for the second round of courses, which will run from January -March 2025.

Sign up here: South Park Playfest 3×3 Basketball Competition 2024 (fiba3x3.com)

1pm-6pm

Try new things and win prizes! Grab your card and then get moving, claim a new stamp for each activity you try, collect 5 stamps to win a prize.

Activities include all these and more

• Dance
• Table tennis
• Football
• Tennis

Plus music, face painting and rides! All free, all day.

6pm-8.30pm

Free live music from Fulham Brass Band in the Walnut Grove outside SEACC

Tickets can be booked via Eventbrite: Drink and Draw Tickets, Multiple Dates | Eventbrite

Tickets are £8.50 for one adult and one child. Additional adults or children’s tickets can be added for £4.50. Tickets can be booked via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/forest-school-tickets-903060075997?aff=oddtdtcreator

Tickets are £8.50 for one adult and one child. Additional adults or children’s tickets can be added for £4.50. Tickets can be booked via Eventbrite: Storytime at SEACC Tickets, Sat, Jun 8, 2024 at 11:00 AM | Eventbrite

Advance tickets: £7 and booked through Eventbrite

Tickets on the door: £10 online or in person

Pianist and singer Hugo Jennings will be leading a celebration of the music of Nat King Cole at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre on Sunday 12th May. He will be joined by some of the finest musicians in London to present a varied programme from different eras of the career of one of jazz’s foremost names.

Hugo first led a concert of this type in a special sold out evening at the World Heart Beat Concert Hall in Embassy Gardens as part of the 2023 Battersea Jazz Festival, of which he is the founder and director.

Part of this programme will feature repertoire mainly from Nat King Cole’s original trio with Oscar Moore and Wesley Prince, with whom he had some of his earliest hits in the 1940s for the Excelsior and Capitol record labels. As well as his fame as a singer, Cole was one of the truly great jazz pianists of the 20th century, and many of his and Oscar Moore’s compositions are some of the most underrated pieces of music in the jazz repertoire. The band will also feature some of the most famous hits from later on in his career, including arrangements of some of his albums with big bands and full orchestras.

Hugo Jennings is a jazz and classical musician based in South London. Inspired by many great pianists, singers, and instrumentalists of the bebop and swing idioms, he has performed at a variety of venues in London including The Clapham Grand, Toulouse Lautrec Jazz Club, The Junction, Hampstead Jazz Club, Battersea Power Station, and many more. As well as being the founder and director of the highly successful Battersea Jazz Festival, he has been the conductor of Social London Orchestra since May 2022 and the conductor of South London Jazz Orchestra since January 2024.