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SUMMARY:Disabled People's Empowerment Month Event
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate and empower disabled people through an event featuring panel discussions\, a dance performance and stand up comedy.\n\n\nJoin us for an event to celebrate Disabled People’s Empowerment Month in Wembley Library on the Ground floor of Brent Civic Centre on Thursday\, 17 July 2025\, from 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Informational stalls from local service providers supporting disabled residents will be set up in the Civic Centre Atrium from 3-5pm. \nThe event will highlight the power of creativity\, conversation\, and community\, with an agenda featuring: \n\nMyth-busting session on Autism with Andrew Carpenter\, NHS Autism Lead\nSongs from Brent Mencap’s AllStars Group\nPresentation from the British Association for Supported Employment\, and Brent Council on our Disability Confident Leader Status\nDance performance by Unique Community’s Inclusive Young People’s Dance Company\nStand-up Comedy from Suzi Payton\, neurodivergent stand-up comedian\n\nEveryone is welcome!
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/disabled-peoples-empowerment-month-event/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:A Day Out at Wembley Park in 1924
DESCRIPTION:Join Philip Grant from Wembley History Society\, and experience a one day tour (from a 1924 guide book) round the exhibition\, in pictures.\n\n\nIn 1924\, Wembley Park hosted the British Empire Exhibition\, a huge “theme park” showing off Britain’s Arts\, Industry and Engineering and giving millions of visitors the chance to see the people and products from over 50 nations around the world\, which were part of what was then seen as the British Empire. \nAs Becoming Brent commemorates the centenary of the event join Philip Grant from Wembley History Society\, and experience a one day tour (from a 1924 guide book) round the exhibition\, in pictures and from the comfort of your library seat.
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/day-out-at-wembley-park/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Have Your Say: Wembley Housing Zone - Community Space
DESCRIPTION:We want to hear what local people have to say and want from a new community centre!\n\n\nBrent Council and its delivery partner Wates is revitalising the eastern end of Wembley High Road\, by building new homes\, workspace\, public space\, and importantly a new community centre.\n \nFind out: \nThe size and shape of the community space. \nHow your comments will influence the layout. \nTell us: \nHow would you want to use this space? \nWhat facilities or activities you want the space to provide? \nWhat will make this space most useful and inviting for you and your family? \nWhat facilities or activities you feel the community lacks? \nHow this community space could offer something different?
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/have-your-say-wembley-housing-zone-community-space-3/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Have Your Say: Wembley Housing Zone - Community Space
DESCRIPTION:We want to hear what local people have to say and want from a new community centre!\n\n\nBrent Council and its delivery partner Wates is revitalising the eastern end of Wembley High Road\, by building new homes\, workspace\, public space\, and importantly a new community centre.\n \nFind out: \nThe size and shape of the community space. \nHow your comments will influence the layout. \nTell us: \nHow would you want to use this space? \nWhat facilities or activities you want the space to provide? \nWhat will make this space most useful and inviting for you and your family? \nWhat facilities or activities you feel the community lacks? \nHow this community space could offer something different?
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/have-your-say-wembley-housing-zone-community-space-2/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Poetry in Wembley
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a thrilling evening of poetry at Wembley Library\n\n\n \nJoin us for a thrilling evening of poetry at Wembley Library. \nWe are excited to welcome renowned poets Imtiaz Dharker (OBE)\, Rishi Dastidar and Jennifer Wong to read from their latest works\, share their insights and engage in lively discussion about the power of poetry. \nDon’t miss the chance to celebrate the beauty of poetry. \n \nImtiaz Dharker is a poet\, artist and video film maker\, awarded the Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry in 2014\, Chancellor of Newcastle University since 2020. Her seven collections\, all published by Bloodaxe Books\, include Over the Moon and the latest\, Shadow Reader. \n Her poems have featured on BBC radio\, television\, the London Underground\, Glasgow billboards and Mumbai buses. \n \nRishi Dastidar’s poetry has been published by the Financial Times\, New Scientist and the BBC\, amongst many others. His third collection\, Neptune’s Projects (Nine Arches Press)\, was longlisted for the Laurel Prize\, and a poem from it was included in The Forward Book of Poetry 2024. He is also editor of The Craft: A Guide to Making Poetry Happen in the 21st Century (Nine Arches Press)\, and co-editor of Too Young\, Too Loud\, Too Different: Poems from Malika’s Poetry Kitchen (Corsair). He is a consulting editor for The Rialto\, reviews poetry for The Guardian\, and is chair of Wasafiri\, the leading magazine of international contemporary writing. \n \nJennifer Wong (she/her) is the author of several collections including Letters Home (Nine Arches Press\, 2020). Her pamphlet\, “time difference”\, was released in October 2024 by Verve Poetry Press. Her new collection\, Light Year\, is forthcoming from Nine Arches Press end of 2025. She is also the author of Identity\, Home and Writing Elsewhere (Bloomsbury\, 2023) and co-editor of State of Play: Poets of East and Southeast Asian Heritage in Conversation (Outspoken\, 2023) and Where Else: An International Hong Kong Poetry Anthology (Verve\, 2023).
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/poetry-in-wembley/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Great Big Dinosaur Show
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a roaring good time at The Great Big Dinosaur Show.\n\n\n \nJoin poet Simon Mole and musician Gecko for a family show full of poems\, raps and songs about all your favourite prehistoric protagonists (and some you haven’t heard of yet!). Come and get your groove on to some Jurassic Classics! \n \nThe show is inspired by Simon Mole’s 4th book; A First Book of Dinosaurs\, illustrated by Matt Hunt\, published by Walker Books in September 2023. \n \nAll audience members are invited to bring a sock of any size or colour to become part of our sauropod sock herd! We advise these being additional socks to the ones you will be wearing on your feet… \n \nSupported by Norden Farm & artsdepot \nFunded by Arts Council England National Lottery Grants \n \nAge Guidance: Children aged 4yrs – 11yrs\, their parents/guardians\, siblings & family are also welcome \n \nRunning Time: 50 mins approx\, no interval \n \nTEAM CREDITS \nCreated by Simon Mole\, Gecko & Peader KirkPerformed by Simon Mole & GeckoDirection Peader KirkScore & Composition GeckoLighting Design Martha Godfrey & Andrew ScottTree Costume Design Andie ScottIllustration Matt HuntPromotional Photography Hugo GlendinningProduction Photography Suzi CorkerPoster Graphic Design Martha HegartyPhoto Graphic Design Cat Lips & Lewis BootlePublicity Alison Duguid \nTechnical Stage Management Levi HemmingProject Management Maeve O’NeillProduced by Simon Mole & Rua ArtsSupported by Norden Farm\, artsdepot\, Herts Libraries & Oxford University Museum of Natural HistoryFunded by Arts Council England
URL:https://cvsbrent.org.uk/events/the-great-big-dinosaur-show/
LOCATION:Wembley Library\, 32 Engineers Way\, Wembley Park\, England\, HA9 8TS\, United Kingdom
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