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jayde
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evening activities

Post by jayde »

Hi
I am fairly new to the area and recently widowed
I am looking for activities around sydenham in the evenings as I would hate to be stuck in in front of the TV
Any suggestions gratefully appreciated
biscuitman1978
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Location: Chislehurst; previously Sydenham

Evening activities

Post by biscuitman1978 »

jayde wrote:Hi
I am fairly new to the area and recently widowed
I am looking for activities around sydenham in the evenings as I would hate to be stuck in in front of the TV
Any suggestions gratefully appreciated
Welcome to the area and welcome to the forum.

You might like to try:

- Sydenham Film Club - http://www.sydenhamfilmclub.org

- Sydenham Arts events - http://www.sydenhamarts.co.uk

- Sydenham Concerts - http://www.facebook.com/sydenhamconcerts

- Cherry & Ice has run board game nights in the past - http://www.facebook.com/se26ice

- Music events at Sugahill Cafe - http://www.facebook.com/SugahillCafe

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biscuitman1978
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- Music events at the Bricklayer's Arms - http://www.facebook.com/Stormwarningbrick

- Sydenham Society events - http://www.sydenhamsociety.com/category/events

- Sydenham Library events - http://www.sydenhamlibrary.wordpress.com

- Sydenham Garden events - http://www.sydenhamgarden.org.uk/news-events

- St Christopher's Hospice events - http://www.stchristophers.org.uk/events

I'm sure others can add more!

And also see:

- http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/inmyarea/eve ... enham.aspx
jayde
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Location: sydenham

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Post by jayde »

Spoilt for choice. Thank you very much
Hissing Syd
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Re: evening activities

Post by Hissing Syd »

Hallo Jayde - sorry for your loss.

A mere two stops away by train (Honor Oak Park) or 15 minutes on the 122 bus is the well-respected Jack Studio Theatre in Brockley. It's a fantastic venue and perfect for a nighttime jaunt. The current production is Anna Karenina and they also host writing workshops and various other events.

I hope your evenings are soon pleasantly full!

Cheers,
Pat Trembath
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Post by Pat Trembath »

Hi Jade, welcome to Sydenham!

I echo Hissing Sid re Brockley Jack Studio - fantastic little theatre!

As a suggestion - join the Sydenham Society for a small annual sub. For this you get a quarterly Newsletter delivered free through your door if you live in SE26 and most parts of SE23 keeping you informed of what is happening around our area. As a member you also get a regular fortnightly enewsletter advertising events happening around the area sydenhamsociety.com
mosy
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Location: London

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Post by mosy »

Lewisham council publish their events magazine "Lewisham Life" quarterly which would be worth a look.
https://www.lewisham.gov.uk/news/Pages/ ... azine.aspx
I can't seem to find an online version although there might be one I suppose. We get the mag through our letter box, although it says there should be a copy in libraries.

Pubs which hold quiz nights might be an option.
Does anyone know which reasonably local pubs hold these at the moment?
Belle
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Location: Sydenham

Re: evening activities

Post by Belle »

Hi Jayde,
So sorry for your loss.
Welcome to Sydenham.
There's a great pub quiz at The Woodhouse pub near Sydenham Hill.
It's Wednesdays at 8pm. We're a friendly bunch.
owlwise
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Location: Upper Sydenham

Re: evening activities

Post by owlwise »

Hi

I highly recommend the choir on Monday evenings at 7pm at St Christopher's Hospice. It's a great social and supportive experience and you don't have to be experienced at singing. It's open to complete beginners and great fun! If you don't feel comfortable singing you can always go and watch first. There is a cafe there so you can have something to eat beforehand if you prefer. They serve hot food and desserts and it's generally a nice place to hang out.

There are also other activities on different evenings.

Have fun :)
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