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London Jewish Cultural Centre
Ivy House,
94-96 North End Road,
London
NW11 7SX

020 8457 5000

Lee Miller & Roland Penrose - Peace, Freedom, Justice & Two Surrealists: with Antony Penrose; Antony Penrose, son of Lee Miller and Roland Penrose, will take a look at their lives showing their commitment to human rights.... read more

Ivy House Music and Dance The Endellion String Quartet: The Endellion String Quartet are one of the most sought after chamber ensembles, distinguished by their rich, evocative sound. They perform a triumphant double‐bill of Beethoven and Schubert’s passionate and profound masterpieces.... read more; Sunday 23 June, 3.30pm
£20

Ben Uri ‘Talking Art’: Israeli artist Michael Kovner: Talks to David Glasser; Israeli artist Michael Kovner is most recognised for his rich colours expressing the vitality of his urban as well as landscapes. This will be the first occasion British audiences will have had the opportunity to meet and hear about the live and work of this brilliant artist.... read more; 11 July 2013, 8pm
£10

Why Did Britain Give Up Its Empire?: Sean Lang; Within a few years of the Second World War the Empire had disappeared from the map it used to dominate. Was this the inevitable march of History? A triumph of terrorism or a graceful change of policy at the top? Why did the British come home?

Dr Seán Lang is Senior Lecturer in history, specialising in the history of the British Empire. His interests in imperial history range widely, including the social history of empire, imperialism in popular and children's literature, and decolonisation.... read more; Wednesday 22 May, 2.00pm
£12 (£10 online)

The World of Publishing: Helen Fry; Have you ever wanted to publish a book or family memoir? This seminar will explore some of the practical issues and ways of getting a book published with a team of panellists in discussion and an afternoon of at least two workshops to choose from.... read more; Wednesday 22 May, 11.00am-3.00pm
£30 (£25 online)