5 THINGS TO DO THIS BANK HOLIDAY! Friday 28th August

5 THINGS TO DO THIS BANK HOLIDAY! Friday 28th August

Posted by Liam Howlett on 28th Aug 2015

It’s Friday! The Fifth day of the week, and it’s the Fifth Weekend in August, so we’re here to give you Five things to do this week!

Notting Hill Carnival

It’s August Bank Holiday and you know what that means? The Notting Hill Carnival is here! Britain’s Biggest Street Party is back with a bang this year, by starting out with bang by starting out this year’s carnival by staging a glittering opening ceremony for all to see.

Notting Hill Festival

Music starts from 9 AM both days, and from 10 AM to 8:30 PM on the Sunday the festival is hosting a children’s day with a number of fabulous acts and a Parade tailored towards the little ones.

Make sure that you don’t miss this one.

30th – 31st of August

9 AM – 10 PM

Find out more at their website here: http://www.thenottinghillcarnival.com/


International Vegan Junk Food Day 2015

Launched by Fat Gay Vegan in 2014 to celebrate mouth-watering comfort food that only has ingredients that are kind to animals. 

ivjfd15

Celebrate a life style that includes strong will and a lack of bacon by eating dairy free chocolate or some fantastic quorn chicken kievs and tweet a picture of your meat free indulgences with #ivjfd15. Also check out some of the amazing vegan deals and offers up for grabs on there site

Saturday 29th of August

Find out more on the website here: http://fatgayvegan.com/ivjfd/


London Bridge Live Arts 2015

This weekend hold the final dates of London Bridge Live Arts 2015, an annual event activating public spaces and engaging audiences in playful and surprising ways.

London Bridge Live Arts

Running a range of activities from talks and workshops to a walking tour / play combination. This weekend is the last chance to see ‘I Believe in You’ a technological installation from leading Urban Play artist, Tine Bech. A mystifying installation, that’s digitally enhanced by combining new technology and RGB LED lighting. It encourages participants to control what colours shine over the Thames by moving throughout the space and utilising social media.

See the luminous installation on the pagoda on the London Bridge City Pier

Closes on the 30th

Find out more about it on the Live Art’s site here: http://atlondonbridge.com/livearts/


London Buddhist Centre’s Summer Fair

With freshly baked cakes, Arts and Crafts, vegan savoury delights (throw back to #ivjfd15), and live music throughout the day in the courtyard what else could you want? 

Buddhist Summer Fair

Filled to the brim with community spirit they will mark the end of the day with a Buddhist Ritual, a Full Moon Puja. And all the funds raised go towards Vajrasana, their newly re-built retreat centre.

For more information look no further than LBC’s website: http://www.lbc.org.uk/festivebuddhist.htm


Bookwood Pop-Up Book Fair

Bookwood is a monthly celebration of independents from the world of publishing and print. 

Bookwood (Sounds Dirty) Book Fair

A fine mess of independent bookshops, micro-publishers, maverick book dealers and self-publishers from the DIY art & zine scene; all located at Netil Market around the corner from our up and coming pop up Fount London

Pick up a fantastic hidden gem or rekindle the flame with a book long forgotten

Check out more information here: http://eatworkart.com/netil-market/events/bookwood-book-fair-august/

Where are you going this weekend?

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by Liam Howlett