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Networking Evenings, Film Screenings, Club Nights, Business Club, Book Group - whatever the event, you'll always find friendly faces and a warm welcome.

 


Business Club
Art in London
Craft Group
Kitting Group
Film Club
Book Group

 

 


 

Business Club

4 March

Birgit Medele

If you would like to find out more about joining, email info@44portlandplace.org.uk

 



Art History

The Real Van Gogh: The Artist and his letters
Thursday 11 February
11.00 – 12.30

This talk will explore the life of Van Gogh through his letters. It will draw on the many correspondences he had with his family and other artists at the time, giving a new insight in to the private man.

Exhibition at the Royal Academy 23 January – 18 April 2010

 


 

Craft Group

Craft Group will be taking a long break and will meet again on Wednesday 17 February between 13.30 and 15.30.
Bring some work to 'Show and tell' or just to continue with while we have a 'cuppa' and a good natter.'

 


 

Knitting Group

The Knitting Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Their next meeting will be on Wednesday 10 February between 17.30 and 19.30.
Bring whatever you are working on, and share ideas and patterns.


 

Film Club

Orlando

Thursday 18 February
14.00 – 16.30

A gorgeous costume drama of Virginia Woolfe’s 1928 fantasy biography portrays Tilda Swinton as an Elizabethan gentleman who lives into the 20th century and becomes a woman in the process.

Tickets
Members: £3.50
Day Members: £6.00

 

Please check the film club page over the coming months to read about film club events soon to be scheduled for the Spring term >>

 


 

Book Group

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel

Thursday 25 February
14.30 – 16.00

Please feel free to drop into the book group which meets again on Thursday 25 February from 14.30 to 16.00 in the Adam Lounge. We will be discussing this year's winner of the Man Booker prize, Hilary Mantel's 'Wolf Hall'. A bestseller, this riveting and richly researched historical novel has Thomas Cromwell as its central figure. Cromwell, who succeeded Cardinal Wolsey as Chancellor to Henry V111, has usually had a bad press but here we see things from an unfamiliar angle, and most readers are hooked from the first line onwards.

 


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