Friday
Exhibit: Home from Home
A solo exhibition from artist and photographer Lucy Hill at the Islington Arts Factory in Holloway depicting the dramatic landscape of the Peak District.
When: 21st March- 28th March
Where: The Islington Arts Factory, 2 Parkhurst Road, London N7 0SF
Cost: Free
More Info: http://islingtonartsfactory.org/events-n-exhibitions/home-form-home/
Comedy: Alasdair Beckett- King
See a comedic star on the rise perform at the Angel Comedy Club by Islington Green. The winner of the prestigious Hackney Empire ‘New Act of the Year’ award in 2014, is also a filmaker and animator as well as being Britain’s self-dubbed ‘leading New Testament impersonator’.
Where: 2 Camden Passage, off Essex Road, N1 8DY
When: 8pm start, but get there early to avoid disappointment
Cost: Free
More info: angelcomedyclub@gmail.com
Music: Martin McCarthy
One of British folk music’s most influential and innovative performers, Martin McCarthy is celebrating 40 years in the business with a performance at King’s Place in King’s Cross this Friday night.
When: 8pm
Where: Hall Two, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG
Cost: Online price is £12.50
More Info: Box Office: 020 7520 1490
http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tickets/music/martin-carthy-0#.UyhHM6h_s_o
Saturday
Tufnell Park Food Market
Fancy a bit of good honest grub and promote local sustainable businesses? Then stroll up to Tufnell Park and enjoy all the stalls selling their delicious, organic and ethically grown wares at this week’s independent food market.
Where: Tufnell Park Rd, London N7 0EE
When: 11am-3pm
Cost: Free entry
More info: http://transitiontufnellpark.org.uk
http://www.facebook.com/transitiontufnellpark
Twitter @transitiontp
Puppetry: One Day Intro to Puppetry @ Little Angel Theatre
If you are fascinated with learning to move and manipulate puppets come join the team at the Little Angel Puppet for a one day course for adults led by Oliver Smart, director of Folded Feather and Little Angel Theatre educationalist.
Where: Little Angel Theatre, 14 Dagmar Passage,
When: 10am to 5pm
Cost: £85 Standard/£65 for concessions
Film: Inglorious Basterds @ Screen on the Green cinema
As part of their late night cult cinema series, the historical cinema is putting on a special show of Quentin Tarantino’s irreverent wartime time revenge comedy.
Where: Screen on the Green, 83 Upper St, London N1 0NP
When: 11.30pm
Cost: £10 for a standard adult ticket, £12 for a premier
More info: http://www.everymancinema.com/films/film-info?film=958
Music: The Bad Girls Groove Band @ King’s Head Theatre
A great new band of women singing the blues, Motown and a bit of funk with some serious attitude at the King’s Head Theatre on Upper Street. Come on for a few of lesser known funk classics as some original material.
Where: The King’s Head Pub, 115 Upper Street, N1 1QN
When: 7pm
Cost: Free
More info: http://badgirlsgrooveband.com/
Sunday
Theatre: Mrs Roosevelt Flies To London
Alison Skilbeck wrote and performs this one woman show, at the King’s Head theatre on Upper Street for just two nights only. It tells the little known story of Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of wartime American President Franklin Roosevelt, coming to London to rally the weary British troops. Uplifting and heartbreaking, it tells the tale of the triumph of the human spirit.
Where: The King’s Head Theatre, 115 Upper Street, N1 1QN
When: 20th and 23rd March
Cost: £20 for a regular ticket
More info: https://kingsheadtheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873508942/events
Art: ‘City Life & Urban Themes’ @ The Taproom
An exhibition from the relatively new kids on the block, the Taproom, which showcases local artists’ depiction of life in modern Central London. Combining a bar and gallery, the Taproom is well on the way to establishing itself as one of Islington’s top cultural attractions.
Where: The Taproom, 163 Upper St. Islington, London, N1 1US
When: The gallery is open between 12.30pm and 10.30pm on Sundays
Cost: Free
More info: http://www.fezaerkeller.com/MAP.aspx?pid=News_en-GB&aid=nn_98031058_94746619




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