Connecting Through the Arts – Half-Term Family Event🗓 Tuesday, 29th April 2025
🕑 16:30 PM – 18:30 PM
📍 Gold Link CommunityCentre, Adamson Court Fleming Road, Southall, UB1 3LP Inspired by the BAFTA award-winning TV series The Choir by Gareth Malone, this project will use the power of creative arts to bring together hard-to-reach families across Ealing. By incorporating drama, poetry, and visual art, participants both children and adults will explore their personal experiences and perceptions of Ealing: what they love, what challenges they face, and their collective aspirations for the borough. A filmmaker will document the journey, capturing the process of co-creation and its impact on community cohesion. After Easter, starting Tuesday 29th April 2025, we will have two facilitators from The White City Theatre Project delivering 10 weeks of drama sessions. These sessions will culminate in a final performance (details to be confirmed). 🎥 Please note:This event will be filmed as part of a documentary capturing the journey of this community project. There will be photography and video recording throughout the day. By attending, you’re helping us document the incredible stories, voices, and creativity within our community. 🎟 Spaces are limited—book your free tickets now!

Information Source: Lasting Support Services | eventbrite

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