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All the latest happenings at Sands End Arts & Community Centre can be found here – check back regularly for updates.

Social London Orchestra

3 years ago

Join the Social London Orchestra for a free afternoon of music this spring! Conducted by Hugo Jennings, we will perform Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, Janitzio by Revueltas, and the Masquerade Suite by Khachaturian.

Tickets are free but limited, so register early to secure your spot and join us in the Main Hall at SEACC. Tickets can be booked from the Social London Orchestra website. 

 

About Social  London Orchestra

Social London Orchestra is a unique orchestra based in London that is dedicated to giving Londoners the opportunity to play music in a fun and exciting environment. All of our concerts are free and open to the public, making classical music more accessible to everyone. We strive to create a safe space for all musicians, regardless of experience level, to come together and make amazing music. Whether you still play regularly or your instrument needs dusting off, everyone is welcome to join us.

Sands End Sunday Jazz Cafe with Sherry Jazz Ensemble

3 years ago

Welcome to the April edition of Sherry Music’s Sunday Jazz Cafe. 

Our talented lineup of musicians will create an experience that will leave you tapping your feet, whilst the The Walnut Tree Cafe provides the perfect cozy and intimate ambiance.

Whether you’re a jazz enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful way to spend your Sunday afternoon, gather your friends and family, and join us for an afternoon filled with soulful tunes, cultural delights, and good company.

Free event, drop in.

Donations for the musicians are appreciated.

Fulham Social Hub Launch

3 years ago

Sherry Music Academy Spring Classical Music Showcase

3 years ago

Live (next to) the Apollo at SEACC

3 years ago

International Women’s Day Concert

3 years ago

Sands End Sunday Jazz Cafe with Sherry Jazz Ensemble

3 years ago

Welcome to the March edition of Sherry Music’s Sunday Jazz Cafe. 

Our talented lineup of musicians will create an experience that will leave you tapping your feet, whilst the The Walnut Tree Cafe provides the perfect cozy and intimate ambiance.

Whether you’re a jazz enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful way to spend your Sunday afternoon, gather your friends and family, and join us for an afternoon filled with soulful tunes, cultural delights, and good company.

Free event, drop in.

Donations for the musicians are appreciated.

Gardeners’ Question Time hosted by the Fulham Horticultural Society

3 years ago

Gardeners’ Question Time hosted by the Fulham Horticultural Society at SEACC

Join us for an exciting event where you can get all your gardening questions answered! The Fulham Horticultural Society is hosting this recording of two episodes of the much loved Radio 4 panel show at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre.

Tickets are essential and can be booked via Eventbrite.

Doors open 5 till 5.50pm. Recording starts at 6pm. Finish 8pm.

Please make sure you print and bring your ticket as you’ll need it for entry. Any questions you have for the panel will need to be written on the ticket.

Minors will only be permitted from the age of 10 upwards and must be accompanied by an adult.

The Canterbury Tales by Half Cut Theatre

3 years ago

Half Cut Theatre are delighted to bring you this brand new adaptation of
some of the most romantic, ridiculous and raucous stories you’ve ever
pretended to have read. Never content with the easy life, they take their
loving but disarmingly sharp hatchet to one of the seminal works of
English Literature: Geoffrey Chaucer’s six-hundred-year-old-snapshot-of mediaeval-society-in-all-its-filth-and-glory, ‘The Canterbury Tales’.

All good stories start down the pub, and this one is no different. A
mismatched group of travellers ready themselves for a gruelling journey.
Some have an axe to grind but all have a tale to tell. Can Harry, behind
the bar at The Tabard Inn, keep control? What secrets is the Wife of Bath
about to spill? Are we ready for Tim Pardoner’s latest get rich quick
scheme? And will anybody actually make it to Canterbury? There’s only
one way to find out…

Fresh from delighting audiences with their ‘sparky, funny, beautifully acted’
Much Ado About Nothing (Susan Elkin, ****) and then utterly terrifying
them before thankfully uplifting them with their ‘omninous… uncanny’ and
‘very effective’ A Christmas Carol (StageTalk Magazine, ****), Half Cut
Theatre are thrilled to be hitting the road once again!

Packed full of uncontrollable laughs and uncontrollable loves, stunning
original music and stunning original mayhem, Half Cut bring their
trademark joy to this anarchic journey which will delight young and old
alike.

Tickets are free and audiences are asked to pay what they can at the end of the show. Visit Eventbrite or call or drop into SEACC to book.

Sands End Sunday Jazz Cafe with Sherry Jazz Ensemble

3 years ago