Film Tottenham is an independent cinema that screens short films and feature films in Tottenham. We will be screening The French Connection (1971) starring the late Gene Hackman at the Beehive pub Tottenham.

The event is for 18+ adults. 

Price

Tickets are £6.73 – book tickets on Eventbrite

Disability Action Haringey's (DAH) Direct Payment drop-ins at the NRC. The drop-ins focus on advice for people interested in, existing or new to Adult Social Care (and those who care for them) on Direct Payments and how they can unlock choice and control over their care needs.

DAH cover's a range of support around Direct Payments including:

🌼 WARM WELCOME AFTERNOONS 🌼

A friendly space for tea, chats & community connections

Come along for a warm drink, a friendly face, and some feel-good conversation. Meet others in your community and find out what local organisations are doing too!

🧶 Bring your knitting, your stories, or just your smile!

Price

Free 

Contact

Contact Winkfield Resource centre by phone on 020 8489 8200 or call Natasha on 07895 134 713

Those in the know are already excited about the rise of trumpeter Klara Devlin on the Birtish jazz scene. A finalist in the BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year 2024, Klara's material draws inspiration mainly from the Bebop and Hard Bop eras, mixed with a soupcon of Funk and improv, while her influences span Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock, Roy Hargrove, Chick Corea, and Wayne Shorter.

In a career lasting more than five decades, trumpeter Henry Lowther has shown himself to be one of the most versatile performers in British jazz.

A regular at Karamel which says is his favourite Jazz venue in London. Tonight Henry will be joined by the Art Themen - tenor saxophone, Kate Williams - piano, Dave Green - bass, Tim Giles - drums for an evening not to me missed.

Join Lauren Lucille, a captivating singer, as she takes the stage with a talented ensemble of musicians, blending the timeless essence of folk music with the sophisticated nuances of jazz.

This month, Kaiyo is joined by legendary ECM recording artist Iain Ballamy! He has been described variously as urbane, original, melodic, freethinking and uncompromising. Listed in the BBC’s publication ‘100 Jazz Greats ’between Count Basie and Chet Baker his work is contemporary with both strong jazz and classical references.

The EJC band was founded as a musical family with a passion for mainstream jazz [Swing, Latin, Bebop/HardBop, Blues] repertoire of public-appealing and technically demanding tunes, but also with the intention to add a twist to traditional jazz music. This collective of seasoned jazz musicians is based in the vibrant regions of Essex and Hertfordshire, united by our love for jazz and an eagerness to explore its boundless possibilities. Our ensemble is known for our innovative takes on jazz standards, swing rhythms, and the intricate melodies of Bebop.

PLAY ON is a night of new writing, live music and delicious food. 7 - 11pm. Doors at 6:30pm

Four short plays will be performed, alongside a Jazz band in a relaxed cabaret environment. Karamel Café, an award-winning, 100% vegan restauraunt, will be serving food and drinks throughout. (Please note, all tickets include entry and a snack.)

Later in the evening, there'll be a jam session where any musicians in the audience will be welcome to get on stage and join the band.

Harnsey Vale Community Association and IAM Foundation have partnered to set up a youth programme that will empower young people 13 to 25 year old, to express confidence, ambition, and a clear sense of self.

To help shape the success of the youth programme, we want to hear from young people, parents and community leaders. We want to know: