Articles tagged Battersea

Affordable Art Fair Brings Art to the Masses

By Elizabeth Vanderau‏
Published 11 March 2016
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From 10 to 13 March, Battersea Power Station will host the Affordable Art Fair, an egalitarian and approachable entree to the art world. In 1999, gallery owner and art enthusiast Will Ramsay wanted to find […]

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Battersea Spanish - Nothing but Love

By Sara Caba
Published 4 March 2016
A relaxed way of learning

Battersea Spanish, an award winning Spanish Centre, started in the living room of its founder’s home, Sara Caba. It has now become a thriving community of over 500 students per year learning not only to speak […]

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Make a knitted mouse or blanket for homeless kitties today

By Shapa Begum
Published 10 November 2015

The knitting club is a great chance for you to meet crafty cats for a monthly Battersea knitalong in the company of adorable kittens In fact this is the world’s first interspecies knitting club where […]

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Pack a bag for Lambeth ‘Suitcase Sale’ in support of Battersea

By Harriet Greene
Published 24 September 2013

A Battersea supporter is encouraging Lambeth residents to pack their bags and bring them to a ‘Suitcase Sale’, to raise vital funds for Battersea Dogs & Cats Home on Saturday 5 October. Event organiser Harriet […]

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Behind the Cider Bar at Battersea Beer Festival

By TANYA BIRCH
Published 1 March 2013

CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) The “Campaign for Real Ale” (CAMRA) began in 1971, inspired by four English “blokes” (guys) with a mission to “campaign for real ale, pubs and drinkers rights.” Today CAMRA has approximately 146,000 […]

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Live Music at Dulwich Festival 2012

By Sarah Moule
Published 11 May 2012
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When composer and pianist Simon Wallace and I moved to East Dulwich from Battersea eleven years ago, we noticed how green and less urban Dulwich was compared to Battersea. Though I missed strolling across Battersea […]

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