Arts & Culture

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Regular Events

Film Night

Second Saturday of the month | 7.15–9.45pm

Upcoming Events

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7 Jun
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7:30 pm
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9:45 pm
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7 Jun
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Sat
7 Jun

PhilosophyEAST with Andrew Pickering

Professor Pickering in conversation about the nature of consciousness from the perspective of cybernetics and the sociology of science.
£15
In person, book online.
More info
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Sat
14 Jun
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7:15 pm
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9:15 pm
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14 Jun
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Sat
14 Jun

Film Night: Bicycle Thieves (1948)

Vittorio De Sica’s classic is set in post-war Rome when work was scarce. A young father succumbs to temptation in trying circumstances.
Free (with donations welcome).
In person, just turn up.
More info
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Sun
22 Jun
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10:15 am
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1:30 pm
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Sun
22 Jun
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Sun
22 Jun

Mindful Writing

Led by Aryavandana, Sraddhamalini, and Vishvantara

A morning session to inspire and support writing practice. You don't need to have any previous writing experience.
Free (suggested donation £25).
In person, just turn up.
More info
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Sat
5 Jul
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7:30 pm
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9:45 pm
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5 Jul
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Sat
5 Jul

PhilosophyEAST with Emily Herring

Emily Herring in conversation with Maitreyabandhu about the remarkable life and work of the French philosopher Henri Bergson (1859 -1941). Herring will be discussing her new book Herald of a Restless World: How Henri Bergson Brought Philosophy to the People, exploring Bergson’s life and work.
£15
In person, book online.
More info
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Sat
12 Jul
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7:15 pm
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9:30 pm
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12 Jul
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Sat
14 Jun

Film Night: Broker (2022)

Kore-eda’s film about the Korean adoption black market is a funny, quirky, gripping, moving, and utterly original road movie.
Free (with donations welcome).
In person, just turn up.
More info
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Sat
2 Aug
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7:15 pm
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9:15 pm
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2 Aug
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Sat
2 Aug

Film Night: The Passenger (1975)

A late Antonioni film starring Jack Nicholson as a disillusioned television journalist playing the dangerous game of assuming the identity of a British businessman.
Free (with donations welcome).
In person, just turn up.
More info
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Sat
27 Sep
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7:30 pm
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9:45 pm
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27 Sep
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Sat
27 Sep

PoetryEAST with Arundhati Subramaniam

PoetryEAST is delighted to have the rare opportunity of hosting Arundhathi Subramanian – ‘one of the finest poets writing in India today’ (according to Keki Daruwalla in The Hindu). Arundhathi will be launching her new collection, ‘The Gallery of Upside Down Women’ as well as being in conversation with Maitreyabandhu about her life and work.
£15
In person, book online.
More info
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Sat
4 Oct
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7:30 pm
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9:45 pm
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4 Oct
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Sat
4 Oct

PhilosophyEAST with Orlando Reade

Orlando Reade in conversation with Maitreyabandhu about his book 'What in Me is Dark: The Revolutionary Afterlife of Paradise Lost'.
£15
In person, book online.
More info
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Sat
29 Nov
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7:30 pm
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9:45 pm
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29 Nov
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Sat
29 Nov

PhilosophyEAST with John Tresch

John Tresch in conversation with Maitreyabandhu about cosmology, social order and ritual, as well as shifting definitions of the rational and real.
£15
In person, book online.
More info