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Fridays 12:15pm
Now - 1st Sept
Now – 30th June
Thursday 20th June, 10am-12noon
Thursday 20th June, 7 for 7.30pm
Tuesday June 25th, 8:05 pm
Sunday 30th June, 1pm
Wednesday 3rd – Sunday 7th July
Thursday 4th July, 7.30pm
Friday 5th July, 8.05pm
Sunday 7th July, 2.30pm
Sunday 7th July, 3pm
Wednesday 10th – Sunday 14th July
Thursday 11th July, 7 for 7.30pm
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NEW! Singing Sessions
Run by choirmaster Patrick Allies, includes folk, classical, pop and world music. No experience necessary. £5 (first session free). Further info: patrickallies21@hotmail.com
Run by choirmaster Patrick Allies, includes folk, classical, pop and world music. No experience necessary. £5 (first session free). Further info: patrickallies21@hotmail.com
Now - 1st Sept
Old Hampstead Rediscovered III:
The Taverns of Hampstead The latest of The Heath and Hampstead
Society's stunning exhibitions of old
paintings, prints, and photographs from the
collection of Camden Local Studies and
Archives Centre in Holborn. Many of
Hampstead's pubs have been in existence
for hundreds of years but, as in many
communities, there has been a roll call of
losses in recent times, and so, in addition to
the pubs we now know so well, this
exhibition will chronicle some that have
sadly been lost over time.
Now – 30th June
Paintings by Anna Mirecki
Anna Mirecki’s work has been inspired from her avid interest in photography and extensive travelling.
Anna Mirecki’s work has been inspired from her avid interest in photography and extensive travelling.
Thursday 20th June, 10am-12noon
Garden History Course Taster Day: Gertrude Jeykll and Arts & Crafts gardens Garden history and restoration experts
Deborah Trentham and Stephen Smith lead
an exciting new course starting in
September. Come and find out what it is all
about at this taster day. For more
information please contact Deborah on
debs.trentham@btinternet.com
or 0208 800 8052. £25
Thursday 20th June, 7 for 7.30pm
Lifelines with Joseph Connolly
Joseph Connolly is the quintessential Hampstead man - born in Fitzjohn's Avenue and lived here all his life. For many years he ran one of the second-hand bookshops in Flask Walk before embarking on a successful writing career. He is best known for his nine novels, among them the hugely popular Summer Things, which was made into a film, and his authoritative biography of P. G. Wodehouse. His most recent novel, England's Lane, to be published in paperback soon, has just been shortlisted for the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize. Jo Connolly is instantly recognisable on the streets of NW3 by his veritable helmet of hair and substantial beard. He is an excellent raconteur, with a million anecdotes up his sleeve, and his presence promises a memorable Lifelines evening. Tickets £12/ £10 Friends of Burgh House.
BOOK HERE
Joseph Connolly is the quintessential Hampstead man - born in Fitzjohn's Avenue and lived here all his life. For many years he ran one of the second-hand bookshops in Flask Walk before embarking on a successful writing career. He is best known for his nine novels, among them the hugely popular Summer Things, which was made into a film, and his authoritative biography of P. G. Wodehouse. His most recent novel, England's Lane, to be published in paperback soon, has just been shortlisted for the Bollinger Everyman Wodehouse Prize. Jo Connolly is instantly recognisable on the streets of NW3 by his veritable helmet of hair and substantial beard. He is an excellent raconteur, with a million anecdotes up his sleeve, and his presence promises a memorable Lifelines evening. Tickets £12/ £10 Friends of Burgh House.
BOOK HERE
Tuesday June 25th, 8:05 pm
Hampstead Music Club
Chairman’s evening
A gala finale to the season with works performed at the Chairman's request. Organiser Masa Tayama 020 8458 0016
A gala finale to the season with works performed at the Chairman's request. Organiser Masa Tayama 020 8458 0016
Sunday 30th June, 1pm
David Richard in Concert
In Aid of Burgh House
Back by popular demand, David plays the second of his classical lunchtime concerts in aid of Burgh House. £10 inc a glass of wine.
BOOK HERE
Back by popular demand, David plays the second of his classical lunchtime concerts in aid of Burgh House. £10 inc a glass of wine.
BOOK HERE
Wednesday 3rd – Sunday 7th July
Rhythmic Variations
As part of the Hampstead Summer Festival, Hampstead Contemporary Art are pleased to present painter and printmakers Anne Gournay, Clare Grossman and Marianne Nix. A recital inspired by the exhibition to be held on 4th July. See recital listings. hampsteadcontemporaryart.com, hello@hampsteadcontemporaryart.com
As part of the Hampstead Summer Festival, Hampstead Contemporary Art are pleased to present painter and printmakers Anne Gournay, Clare Grossman and Marianne Nix. A recital inspired by the exhibition to be held on 4th July. See recital listings. hampsteadcontemporaryart.com, hello@hampsteadcontemporaryart.com
Thursday 4th July, 7.30pm
Rhythmic Variations
Pianist Thorsten Lindner presents a programme of classical and contemporary music including Bach, Boulez, Ligeti and Schubert to coincide with the art exhibition 'Rhythmic Variations' during the Hampstead Summer Festival. Tickets £15/10, 07795627410 or e-mail thorstenalindner@yahoo.co.uk
Pianist Thorsten Lindner presents a programme of classical and contemporary music including Bach, Boulez, Ligeti and Schubert to coincide with the art exhibition 'Rhythmic Variations' during the Hampstead Summer Festival. Tickets £15/10, 07795627410 or e-mail thorstenalindner@yahoo.co.uk
Friday 5th July, 8.05pm
The Meridian Trio
The Meridian Trio comprising Violin, Clarinet and Piano performs works by Khachaturian, Milhaud, and arrangements of 'Danny Boy' and 'Tea for Three'. Tickets £7/£5 concessions, from 020 7272 3903.
The Meridian Trio comprising Violin, Clarinet and Piano performs works by Khachaturian, Milhaud, and arrangements of 'Danny Boy' and 'Tea for Three'. Tickets £7/£5 concessions, from 020 7272 3903.
Sunday 7th July, 2.30pm
WALK: How Local History Shapes Natural History
Led by Bob Gilbert, writer and broadcaster, author of The London Green Way and nature correspondent for the Ham & High and other local papers.
Led by Bob Gilbert, writer and broadcaster, author of The London Green Way and nature correspondent for the Ham & High and other local papers.
Sunday 7th July, 3pm
Tombeaux & Flambeaux...
Composer tributes and a mix of meditative and lively pieces for a summer afternoon. Alistair Logan clarinet and Anna LeHair piano. Tickets £10 (conc. £8) on the door, £9/£7 in advance from alistairlogan666@btinternet.com
Composer tributes and a mix of meditative and lively pieces for a summer afternoon. Alistair Logan clarinet and Anna LeHair piano. Tickets £10 (conc. £8) on the door, £9/£7 in advance from alistairlogan666@btinternet.com
Wednesday 10th – Sunday 14th July
Magic Under a Moonless Sky
An exhibition of new works by Kevin Quigley inspired by the mystical landscape paintings of 'the ancients', a group of artists that followed William Blake on walks around the hills of Hampstead.
An exhibition of new works by Kevin Quigley inspired by the mystical landscape paintings of 'the ancients', a group of artists that followed William Blake on walks around the hills of Hampstead.
Thursday 11th July, 7 for 7.30pm
Lifelines with Gillian Slovo
Gillian's internationally acclaimed novels include The Ice Road, on the siege of Stalingrad, and An Honorable Man , on General Gordon in Sudan. But there is another side to her life: she and her sisters had the most remarkable upbringing in South Africa, with ringside seats to the resistance struggle against the Apartheid regime. Be prepared for an absolutely fascinating evening. Tickets £12/ £10 FoBH
BOOK HERE
Gillian's internationally acclaimed novels include The Ice Road, on the siege of Stalingrad, and An Honorable Man , on General Gordon in Sudan. But there is another side to her life: she and her sisters had the most remarkable upbringing in South Africa, with ringside seats to the resistance struggle against the Apartheid regime. Be prepared for an absolutely fascinating evening. Tickets £12/ £10 FoBH
BOOK HERE
Keep updated on Burgh House events:
Welcome to the Burgh House & Hampstead Museum. Burgh House is a grade I listed house built in the early years of the 18th century, open to the public as a local history museum, art gallery, classical concert venue, shop and cafe. The Hampstead Museum is incorporated in the House on the first floor and offers permanent displays and temporary exhibitions on Hampstead History. The House can be hired for private events, meetings, exhibitions and concerts.
OPENING HOURS:
The House and Museum:
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday – Friday & Sunday: Open 12-5pm
Saturday: Museum, including Constable exhibition Closed; Cafe and Peggy Jay Gallery open.
The Buttery Cafe:
Monday and Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday to Friday: 11.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday and Sunday: 9.30am - 5.30pm.
Admission is free.
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