BGT Singer Immi Davis performs at the Mercury Mall in Romford
A 2022 Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) semi-finalist performed live in the Mercury Mall for shoppers on Sunday 1st December. Twelve-year-old
A 2022 Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) semi-finalist performed live in the Mercury Mall for shoppers on Sunday 1st December. Twelve-year-old
Havering Concert Orchestra’s Christmas Spectacular is Saturday 7 December at 7:30 PM at Frances Bardsley Academy in Romford. This enchanting evening features a delightful mix of classical masterpieces and holiday favorites, including:
Read moreThe XIII Eurasian Creative Week, held from 28 to 30 November 2024, gathered artists from 15 countries for exhibitions, book presentations, and awards. The event highlighted cultural exchange, showcased diverse creativity, and concluded with a heritage tour, promoting international cooperation.
Read moreA talented cast from the Lightnin Drama Group and Thunder Productions staged a pantomime version of the Little Mermaid at The Harris Academy in Rainham last weekend. This is a pioneering initiative as for the first time ever, this production had the wonderful MCA SUPERSTARS on board.
Read moreCinderella is a side-splitting, Shakespearean-flipping performance, celebrating festivities of gender equality, disability inclusion, friendship, laughter and hand-dancing. With enchanted tree folk and an all singing and signing Cinders, this one has Blueprint Festival’s Kate Lovell’s inclusive direction written all over it.
Read moreThe Queens Theatre’s approach of the classic fairytale embarks on a new journey of the story you once knew; a Cinders who is hard of hearing – incorporating flawless BSL translations through the physicality of the actors. A new source of representation for children all over the borough, and possibly, even the country.
Read moreScrolling through Instagram, I’m met with perfectly edited pictures of flawless faces, sculpted bodies and luxurious lifestyles. The influencers with their “effortless” beauty routines, the fitness gurus flaunting toned physiques.
Read moreElevation Performance Academy performed spectacularly at the National Entertainment Awards, earning a golden buzzer and a final spot. They chose to take home a £250 cash prize instead of gambling for a Las Vegas performance opportunity.
Read moreEast London children and, no doubt, those living further afield shall go to the ball this Christmas as Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch welcomes one and all to its beloved family favourite panto, Cinderella.
Read moreAward-winning Brookside Theatre, Romford is looking for performers who join them in their next exciting production, Roald Dahl’s Charlie and The Chocolate Factory this December.
Read moreThis Christmas let’s consider what really makes the season special. It’s not the flashiest toys or the most elaborate decorations but the moments spent with loved ones, the memories made and the kindness shared. With a little mindfulness and intention, families can redefine Christmas for themselves, finding joy in simplicity and meaning in togetherness.
Read moreThe Nimble Fingers knitting group at Eastern Avenue Baptist Church creates handmade items for charity, supporting Queen’s Hospital and beyond. They invite knitters of all levels to join weekly sessions, fostering community and encouraging connection through crafts and activities.
Read more“Don’t grow up too fast.” “Enjoy being young while it lasts.” “Adulthood isn’t as fun as it may look.”
Read moreFocus Music will bring festive joy to Queen’s Hospital’s children’s ward on December 10th, providing live entertainment and gifts. They seek donations to enhance the holiday spirit for young patients spending Christmas in the hospital.
Read moreBack by popular demand, a reworked, new version of FEEL ME tours to venues around England in autumn 2024 and winter 2025, including Queen’s Theatre in Hornchurch.
Read moreSmoking is the leading cause of preventable illness and premature death, killing around 64,000 people in England in 2019.
In Havering over 1,400 people were admitted into hospital due to smoking.
The Mercury Shopping Centre in Romford is hosting a week of free Halloween activities, including animal encounters, themed parties, creative workshops, and a spooky film screening. Events take place from October 26th to November 1st, with various fun activities for all ages.
Read moreMighty Meeples, a Romford community gaming group, promotes social interactions and personal growth through gaming. They welcome all ages, meeting twice weekly at Bunkers, aiming to strengthen community ties and support participants.
Read moreThe Brookside Theatre presents the European premiere of THE AMITYVILLE HAUNTING, a suspenseful play about the Moynahan family’s terrifying experiences after moving into a cursed Long Island house. The performances run from October 23 to November 2.
Read moreThe Turn of the Screw is a poignant reimagining of the dense thicket that is Henry James’ original short tale.
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