What’s On
Pizza & Tiramisu class & dinner: Sunday 3 (4 - 6pm)
Bridge Baker have extended their events programme & first up this month is their Pizza & Tiramisu class but you better be quick as there are only a few tickets remaining. This event is taking place at their Fulham Road Branch and you'll learn how to hand-stretch and create your own pizzas topped with delicious San Marzano tomato sauce and lots of fresh toppings. You will also learn how to make the perfect tiramisu that you can take home to indulge in later. Rest assured there is more to enjoy at the event and after pizza, so you can end the evening on a sweet note. The class is suitable for all levels of experience and runs for 2 hrs. Tickets cost £60 pp book here https://bridgebaker.co.uk/events/
International Women’s Day Concert: Fri 8 (7.30pm)
Great opportunity to hear works by female composers such as Clara Schumann and Isidora Zebeljan at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre (SEACC). The musical journey will take you from East to West, from Liszt to Gershwin, and along the way you will hear familiar tunes and hidden gems of Serbian music. Featuring Ana Bursac on Piano and Emma Arizza on Violin. Tickets are £15 and are available from Eventbrite or on the door.
You’ll never Walk Alone: Fri 15 (7.15pm)
The Fulham Belles, billed as Fulham’s finest Mum’s choir, return for their first concert of the year. Tickets are FREE but any donations will be used to support the mission and ministry of All Saints Church. The concert will take place at the church. Doors and the bar open at 6.45pm.
Fulham Camerata Spring concert: Sun 17 (6.30pm)
The Fulham Camerata are in full preparation for their next concert and will be singing St John Passion in German, accompanied by a chamber orchestra. A setting of the Passion story as related in St John's Gospel and the organisers have told us that it promises to be an unmissable evening. Holy Cross Church, Ashington Road. Tickets £15 / £10 for students / under 16s FREE available on the door or book in advance here https://www.fulhamcamerata.com/
Introduction to French Bread with Chef Fotis: Mon 18 (6-9pm)
Think of all the Parisian baking smells and get transported to the boulangeries of France with this introduction to French breads at Bridge Baker’s Wandsworth Bridge Road branch. Along with the classic baguette, you’ll also be making rustic, French bread and fougasse or olive sticks. At the end of the class you will have enough knowledge to bake a variety of breads at home and impress your friends and family! This class is suitable for all levels of experience and runs for 2 hours, book your place here for £80 pp https://bridgebaker.co.uk/events/
Gardeners’ Question Time: Tues 19 (5-8pm)
The Fulham Horticultural Society are hosting this recording of not one but two episodes of this much loved Radio 4 panel show at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre. Pretty exciting that this national treasure of a show is taking place in our urban village! Get your gardening questions answered and heads up booking a ticket is vital as you will only be allowed in if you have a printed copy and your questions will need to be submitted on the back of your ticket. Will yours get chosen?
Tickets are essential and can be booked via Eventbrite.
Easter Edible Gifts Class with Chef Lucas: Mon 25 (5pm - 7.30pm)
Up your giving game this Easter and join Bridge Baker (Fulham Road Branch) for their Giant Chocolate egg workshop where they will demonstrate how they make chocolate eggs and you will make decadent chocolate truffles with different flavours to fill inside the eggs. You can gift wrap and personalise the eggs to make a wonderful Easter gift. You will also decorate Easter themed Gingerbread which can be beautifully wrapped to make a lovely present. A wonderful class that can also be enjoyed by both parents and children (8-16 years) too. This class is suitable for all levels of experience and runs for about 2.5 hours. £65 (1 person) / £110 (parent & child) book here https://bridgebaker.co.uk/events/
Little London’s Big Concert: Mon 25 (3.45 - 4.30pm)
Meet the BIGGEST and smallest members of the orchestra in a concert experience designed to captivate the biggest and smallest members of your family. Join Little London Music School for the launch of their 2024 concert series, especially for families with children 8 and under. Learn about a variety of instruments, engage in musical stories and explore a wide variety of chamber orchestral pieces. The concert series launches this month at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre (SEACC). Tickets from £11.67 - £22.15
The Canterbury Tales: Tues 26 (7pm)
Half Cut Theatre are bringing this brand new adaptation “of some of the most romantic, ridiculous and raucous stories you’ve ever pretended to have read”. Seem to remember it was on some English Lit syllabus so we had no choice! Never content with the easy life, Half Cut 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.
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…
Tickets are FREE and audiences are asked to pay what they can at the end of the show. To book tickets call 020 3196 9431 or drop into SEACC on Peterborough Road alternatively head to https://www.seacc.uk/events/canterbury-tales-hct/