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Semi-Classical Choreography Class: Jab Saiyaan

Semi-Classical Choreography Class: Jab Saiyaan

Sun, Oct 25, 3:00 PM
From Jaini's Semi-Classical Dance Classes

Join me for a choreography class to Jab Saiyaan! I promise that this will be a space for learning where we'll be focusing on musicality and textures. Sunday 25th Oct 3pm to 6pm Song: Jab Saiyaa (from Gangubai Kathiawadi) Style: Kathak-inspired semi-classical Steps Studios, Shoreditch (90 Hanbury Street, London, E1 5JL) Tickets: £15 Rountine: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZX4QDroJpK/?igsi=dGtiOGV4MXNweWwy Class will be capped to ensure there's enough space for everyone attending. Please message for the booking link, otherwise your space will not be guaranteed.

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Sip, Chill and Craft ❤️

Sip, Chill and Craft ❤️

Wed, Oct 14, 6:00 PM
From Sip, chill and craft

Whether you are new to crafting or a pro level crafter you are welcome to come ^^ Bring your own project or use stuff we prepared for the occasion, meet new people with no pressure ☺️

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10 attendees
WOODTURNING – PEPPERMILL

WOODTURNING – PEPPERMILL

Sat, Oct 17, 9:00 AM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/woodturning-peppermill-5/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/woodturning-peppermill-5/) **⋆⋆⋆** This one day woodturning workshop will further your learning journey in woodturning techniques used in the pen and bowl turning workshop. During this one-day woodturning workshop you will learn the ’Headstock method’ ‘Spindle turning,’ accurate drilling, fitting two parts together and decorative tips, to make a Peppermill. Discover the parts of the lathe and understand how to safely secure your work, the methods to use with each chisel and how to sand and finish your projects. You will start by turning a practice piece before moving onto the peppermill, using spindle turning techniques, learning to drill accurately and introducing the use of a woodwork chisel and tenon saw in the process. Making the peppermill will teach you how to make and fit two parts together. By creating a ‘spigot’ on the head of the mill to fit nicely into the body of the Peppermill. Suitable for those who have attended our pen and bowl making workshop however confident beginners are also welcome. For more information, check out our website: https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/woodturning-make-a-peppermill-whistle/

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Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Low Stakes Comedy @ The Hamlet

Wed, Oct 21, 6:00 PM
From Low Stakes Comedy
4.9

Low Stakes Comedy is a weekly stand-up night in Streatham Hill. Every Wednesday at The Hamlet, a mix of new and experienced comedians perform short sets in an intimate basement room. 📍 The Hamlet 10 Streatham High Road London SW16 1DB 🕖 Doors 7:00pm 🎤 Show 7:30–9:30pm 🎟 Free entry at the door — limited capacity £2 to reserve a seat 👍 Reserve here: lowstakescomedy.eventbrite.co.uk What happens at Low Stakes Comedy stays at Low Stakes Comedy. 🍅

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LGBTQ+ Pottery Workshop

LGBTQ+ Pottery Workshop

Fri, Oct 16, 5:30 PM
From Friend of Dorothy Events

**Make Pots. Meet People. Make Friends.** Join ceramic artist **Lucas Buttchewits** for a relaxed, hands-on introduction to pottery designed for all levels. Whether you've never touched clay before or already enjoy creative work, this workshop offers a welcoming, inclusive space to try something new while meeting others through a shared experience. During the session you'll explore traditional hand-building techniques including pinching, coiling and slab building to create your own tableware or decorative pieces. You'll also experiment with decorating your work using leaves and flowers to imprint natural textures, before adding colour and personality using painted slip. Lucas will guide you through every stage of the process, from shaping and decorating your piece to understanding how it will be glazed and kiln-fired after the workshop. But like all Friend of Dorothy events, this isn't just about the activity. It's about creating spaces where **gay, bi, trans, non-binary and queer people** can meet, talk and form real connections outside of apps and bars. With a small group and a relaxed creative atmosphere, it's easy to chat, laugh and get to know the people around you. All materials, tools and firings are included, and your favourite piece will be ready for collection a few weeks later. Come get creative. Meet new people. Leave with something beautifully handmade and a few new connections. 🌈 **The details** * When: Friday 16 October, 6:30pm to 8:30pm * Where: The Ministry, Borough (3 min walk from Borough station) * Runs: 2 hours * Price: £15, subsidised by Friend of Dorothy **How to book** Spots are limited, so please book your ticket here: [https://friend-of-dorothy.com/products/pottery-class-with-lucas-buttchewits](https://friend-of-dorothy.com/products/pottery-class-with-lucas-buttchewits) RSVPing on Meetup alone doesn't reserve a place. Coming on your own? Most guys do. Tell us it's your first time and we'll introduce you at the door.

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Amateur Drama Classes

Amateur Drama Classes

Mon, Oct 26, 6:30 PM
From Amateur Drama Class
4.9

Join me for a fun Drama class every Monday evening from 6:30 pm- 8:30pm at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham Common. The class helps with confidence, developing awareness of yourself and others, connecting and to simply having fun. No experience is needed. We'll do relaxation exercises, games, improvisations, storytelling, and a bit later on we'll start working on character and text. There will be a little showcase at the end of the year. £10 pounds for the trial class to be paid before or after class. Different payment options if you decide to join. In order to reserve a place, please contact me at catherine@thebrightdaycompany.net. For more info: https://www.thebrightdaycompany.net/about I look forward to seeing you!

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Meetup helps you find and join communities that share your interests. You can connect with people attending events centered around specific hobbies or activities, such as glass blowing.

You can search on Meetup by location and interest. Simply enter "glass blowing" and set your location to London to discover relevant groups and events nearby.

Yes, London hosts various glass blowing workshops that you can find on Meetup. These events may range from beginner lessons to advanced creative sessions.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to join multiple groups, so you can explore various glass blowing communities and different types of events in London.

Joining Meetup is free, but some events or groups may charge a fee to cover materials or hosting costs. Always check the event details for specific prices.

Begin by searching for beginner-friendly groups or workshops. Many hosts offer introductory sessions, making it easy to start your glass blowing journey.

Yes, you can organize your own Meetup event if you're knowledgeable or collaborating with an expert. Follow Meetup's guidelines to set up your group and event.

Not necessarily. Many Meetup events cater to beginners, providing a fun and educational environment to learn the craft.

While Meetup has many communities, availability depends on local organizers. Check regularly or consider starting your own if there's no existing group in London.

Not always. While many workshops in London are led by experienced instructors, some might be informal gatherings focused on peer learning and sharing skills.

Event suitability varies, so read the description carefully. Some may have age restrictions due to the tools involved, while others might be more inclusive.

No, events are organized by individual groups or hosts who use Meetup to connect with participants. Meetup provides the platform but doesn't manage the events.

Not necessarily. While many glass blowing events require in-person attendance, some may include virtual components, such as discussions or tutorials, depending on the organizer.

Accessibility depends on the event location and host. Contacting organizers beforehand can give you clarity on accommodations that may be available.

Event frequency varies by group and demand in the area. Some communities have regular monthly meetups, while others might meet less often.