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Conway Hall Ethical Society presents:
Transitions
23 June – 21 July 2017 An exhibition of work by Raquel Chinchetru. The exhibition is located in The Rotunda area at Conway Hall to coincide with Refugee Week (19…
Lingua Diversa Group presents:
Language courses
A Field Guide presents:
Mole taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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Conway Hall Ethical Society presents:
Watch Out – Quantum Sensor about!
We are increasingly dependent on sensors – little devices that monitor anything from pollution levels to our digestive system, and when these are connected to the internet, allow intelligent interrogation and response. Professor Terry Whall will talk about why and how sensors are fundamental to the fast-approaching Artificial Intelligence era which has the potential to radically change our society.
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New Statesman presents:
CHANGE OF VENUE: In Conversation with Laurie Penny
Join the New Statesman and Laurie Penny to discuss the launch of her new book, Bitch Doctrine.
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Atheism UK presents:
Fighting God: An Atheist Manifesto for a Religious World
Dave Silverman, President of American Atheists, will talk about his book ‘Fighting God: An Atheist Manifesto for a Religious World’.
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Istro Books, Peter Owen & Conway Hall presents:
Conway Hall Book Club
The book club will be held on the fourth Friday of every month, in the Conway Hall Library from 6-7:30pm.
All titles published by Peter Owen or Istros will be sold at half price to book club members.
The book club is free, although please reserve your place on Eventbrite.
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A Field Guide presents:
Rat or rogue taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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A Field Guide presents:
Squirrel or rabbit taxidermy
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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Sunday Assembly London presents:
Start Up Or Start Down?
Richard Ashcroft, Professor of Bioethics in the School of Law at Queen Mary University of London, where he teaches medical law, bioethics, and human rights is going to talk about “disruptive innovation. Sunday Assembly London is free to attend and runs entirely on donations. Please support us if you can to keep it free for those who can’t.
Centre of Pan African Thought presents:
Science of Melanin and Black Genetics
In this master class, Joe Dash will break down the biological matter responsible for genetic memories and mutations. He will also map out a clear biological pathway to our experiences as humans, therefore uprooting the triggers of negative behaviours. This workshop will empower you construct a more African centred sense of self, leading to stronger self esteem and permanent transformation.
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Eyukamba Foundation presents:
South Camden Arts Festival: Taster Showcase
South Camden Arts Festival will begin the journey of trying to tell the South Camden Community Arts Story through Combined Arts Forms working with generations of residents, local businesses and organisations that have been part of this experience and history.
Centre of Pan African Thought presents:
Science of Melanin and Black Genetics
In this master class, Joe Dash will break down the biological matter responsible for genetic memories and mutations. He will also map out a clear biological pathway to our experiences as humans, therefore uprooting the triggers of negative behaviours. This workshop will empower you construct a more African centred sense of self, leading to stronger self esteem and permanent transformation.
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Give Blood presents:
Blood Donations
Regular Blood donations at Conway Hall. Please book in advance or check the donation website for other local donation centres
A Field Guide presents:
Weasel or stoat taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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