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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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Crafting in the Old Diorama

Sat, Oct 24, 12:30 PM
From London Craft & Chat
4.9
6 attendees

Halloween Singles Social & Party, with Complimentary Glass of Prosecco

Sat, Oct 31, 7:30 PM
From Friendly Londoners and Travellers (Age: 35+)
4.3
1 attendee
INTRO TO WOODTURNING

INTRO TO WOODTURNING

Sat, Oct 24, 9:00 AM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/intro-to-woodturning-123/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/intro-to-woodturning-123/) **⋆⋆⋆** If you have ever seen wood turned on a lathe and been intrigued by the bowls and forms made on it, this one-day workshop will demystify the technique and teach you basic techniques to make a simple bowl and a hardwood barreled pen. You will be led by expert, Nathan Cardwell who is a passionate woodworker and a patient tutor. When not with us, he teaches woodwork in a London boy’s school. Nathan will introduce the parts of the lathe and explain how to safely secure your work, the methods to use with each chisel and how to sand and finish your projects. During the day you will learn the ’Headstock method’ to make a small bowl in hardwood and ‘Spindle turning’ to make a wooden tube that fits into a metal pen mechanism. We will supply everything so come with curiosity and enthusiasm and leave with satisfaction, a bowl and a ready-to-use rollerball pen. We will also advise you on how to continue this fascinating hobby with guidance on buying your own lathe, tools and timber.

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50% OFF! (£5)! BIG Halloween Singles Social Party, Comp. Prosecco, Happy Hour!

Sat, Oct 31, 7:30 PM
From Glamour: London's Young,Beautiful&Elegant Girls(20s,30s,40s)
4.4
52 attendees
Knit, crochet, stitch and chat!

Knit, crochet, stitch and chat!

Mon, Oct 26, 5:30 PM
From Kingston Knitting Bee
5.0

Welcome! We hope you'll join us! Please bring your current project and grab a chair! We’re an informal group, not a class, and there’s no fee to attend. If you're able, please do order a drink or snack at the bar...The Canbury Arms welcomes our group every Monday evening and we like to show our appreciation! If you are experiencing symptoms related to Covid-19, please do not attend the event. We’ll be very happy to welcome you at the next one! Find us: We meet in the restaurant side of the pub. Upon entering from the main door on Canbury Park Rd, veer to the right and make your way into the dining room; we sit at the banquette tables along the wall to the right. If in doubt, please ask at the bar! You can order drinks and snacks at the bar or use the 'Young's - On Tap' app. Christine teaches beginning knitting, intermediate/advanced knitting techniques, and beginning crochet. If you would like a private lesson for yourself or your small group, please get in touch for details. Currently, Christine is only teaching in a private capacity. Chat with us on Discord: Our group has a Discord server for staying in touch outside of our regular Monday meets! If you are a current or past member who attends in-person meet-ups, and you're interested in even more yarny chat, this is the place to join in! Contact Christine or Aisha for an invite. Accessibility: We meet in the restaurant side of The Canbury Arms, which is wheelchair accessible. If you have any questions, please do send Christine a DM!

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Frequently asked questions

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.