Hope for Europe presents a photo essay in black and white featuring rail journeys in Europe, from the great stations of St Pancras and Gare du Nord, to the Schynige Platte Rack Railway. The images are taken by a Hope for Europe member, Rod Smallwood, and celebrate the cities of Paris and Avignon and the… Continue reading Rail Journeys in Europe: a photo essay (Hope for Europe, online)
Out of the Wings Theatre Collective returns to the Omnibus Theatre for its annual festival of theatre from the Spanish and Portuguese-speaking worlds. Join us for plays by writers traversing decades, kilometres, and borders of geography, culture and imagination. Alongside workshops, encounters with writers and translators, our festival book-sale, and an opportunity to meet the… Continue reading Out of the Wings (London)
This 90-minute walk starts by the sea and follows a route that reveals some of the town’s many links to Europe. From Isaac Gulliver, whose smuggling business brought wines, lace and silks from the continent and made him one of the wealthiest men in the West, and a fourteenth century pirate who still warrants an… Continue reading Bournemouth’s European connections
An Event by OurStar.org. Join Hands for Ukraine around the Albert Hall, after the Prom 19A Concert by the Ukraine Freedom Orchestra at 14:00 on the 31st July 2022 To symbolise our support for Ukraine by making a People's ring for European unity around the hall directly after the end of the concert. We hope to… Continue reading Join hands for Ukraine
The Fantasy Orchestra Anglo French Musical Community Orchestra brings together up to 50+ musicians, professional and amateur, to create a kaleidoscopic symphonic brigade. Their eclectic repertoire covers rock and pop favourites and some more obscure treasures. Think psychedelic loveliness, rousing choral noise, and some choice costumes. The event is free but ticketed - Please register… Continue reading Sandy Hill Arts, Corfe Castle
About Now are Brighton musicians who play funky and soulful jazz including original compositions by band members. The band are all keen europeans and on the 14th of August they will be on Brighton beachfront playing the terrace at the Fortune of War, emulating the vibe of the summer outdoor live jazz you can experience… Continue reading About Now Brighton Beachfront
Join a West End Wander Glasgow Eurowalk to look at some of Glasgow's current and historical links with mainland Europe. Members of the Glasgow Loves EU group of the European Movement in Scotland will be leading the walk and will be pointing out some interesting highlights on a 90 minute walking tour of 3.5 km.… Continue reading West End Wander Eurowalk (Glasgow)
A summit for young people, educators, policy makers and employers YOUR CHANCE TO INVIGORATE THE POLICY DEBATE ON THE PURPOSE, PRACTICE AND FUNDING OF INTERNATIONAL YOUTH MOBILITY. Why is international experience important for young people's development? How does this add value to business, science, culture and society? What types of international exchanges are most effective… Continue reading International Futures Durham
Dansez Français and an Evening of European Dancing Ange Hauck and Keith Macdonald are delighted to have been invited back to play at Dansez Français in Patcham, this time for the Summer of Europe Euro-Bal. Ange and Keith have been playing traditional dance music together in Germany for over 12 years, for dances and at… Continue reading Euro-Bal, Brighton
This 90-minute walk starts by the sea and follows a route that reveals some of the town’s many links to Europe. From Isaac Gulliver, whose smuggling business brought wines, lace and silks from the continent and made him one of the wealthiest men in the West, and a fourteenth century pirate who still warrants an… Continue reading Bournemouth’s European connections
This 90-minute walk starts by the sea and follows a route that reveals some of the town’s many links to Europe. From Isaac Gulliver, whose smuggling business brought wines, lace and silks from the continent and made him one of the wealthiest men in the West, and a fourteenth century pirate who still warrants an… Continue reading Bournemouth’s European connections
CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF TWINNING: ARS NOVA OF CHERBOURG AND COURTLYE MUSICK An afternoon concert of Renaissance music, dance and song Saturday 24th September 2022 For more information see: www.courtlyemusick.co.uk
