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Roald Dahl Day Celebrate the wonderful and wacky world of Roald Dahl. Come into your local library to join in a special Roald Dahl activity and take out and read one of his books. PM Gallery & House Walpole Park, Mattock Lane, Ealing W5 5EQ Greenford Library – Craft Friday 4 September, 2–3pm The house and gallery are closed to the public for restoration until Spring 2018 however Pitzhanger will continue to hold a range of heritage and arts activities, workshops and classes at the new Rickyard venue in Walpole Park, and in spaces across the borough. For information contact: 020 8567 1227 or visit www.pitzhanger.org.uk Jubilee Gardens Library – Writing workshop (Ages 4+) Saturday 5 September, 2.30–3.30pm Hanwell Library – Craft (Ages 3–10) Thursday 10 September, 11am–12noon All libraries – Displays of Roald Dahl`s famous books Saturday 12 September, all day Dominion Centre and Library – Draw your favourite Roald Dahl character Saturday 12 September, 2–3pm Ealing Central Library – Craft Saturday 12 September, 2–3pm Northolt Library – Craft Saturday 12 September, 11am–12noon PMG events Libraries events Adult courses Our popular adult education programme run in partnership with Ealing Adult Learning is led by practising artist Idun Eustace, who has many years’ experience leading fine art classes. Her unique, open style of teaching has consistently inspired confidence in our students. For more information or to book contact Ealing Adult Learning on 020 8825 5577 or visit www.ealing.gov.uk/education. Teen Action Group Saturday 5 & 19 September at Ealing Central Library Join us and take action in your library. TAG is a group of 11–19 year-olds, bringing fun and exciting activities into your libraries. Get the chance to plan and organise events and have your say on what libraries can offer young people. Oil Painting – Experienced Tuesdays – 29 September to 8 December, 1–4pm at The Rickyard Develop your skills with paint techniques, colour mixing, care of brushes and ‘how to’ use paint-mediums. £183 per term. Oil Painting – Beginners Tuesdays – 29 September to 8 December, 5–7.30pm at The Rickyard Explore paint techniques, colour mixing, care of brushes and ‘how to’ use paint-mediums. (new learners only) £115 per term (£66 concessions). Life Drawing – Experienced Wednesdays – 30 September to 9 December, 9.30am–12.30pm at The Rickyard Build on your figurative drawing skills, and develop your own unique ideas and artistic processes with the support of a tutor and peer critiques. £240 per term. Life Drawing – Beginners Wednesdays – 30 September to 9 December, 1.30–4.30pm at The Rickyard Improve your skills and ability to draw from a model (new learners only) for £182 per term (concessions £123). 58 around ealing Autumn 2015 First year anniversary of the Dominion Centre and Library Saturday 5 September 11am–4pm at Southall Dominion Centre and Library To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the opening of the Dominion Centre Library we will be hosting a day of special events – come and join us in the celebrations. Author Talk: Susi Holliday Tuesday 8 September, 6–7pm at Northfields Library Local writer Susi Holliday will be discussing her debut novel Black Wood. She is a crime writer and blogger. Her first full length novel is an unsettling psychological thriller. Agatha Christie Week (all libraries Friday 8 September) plus a Whodunnit Murder Mystery Evening Fantastic book displays across the borough to celebrate Agatha Christie Week plus we will be holding a special `Whodunnit` murder mystery evening on Thursday 17 September, 6.30–8.pm. Come along and solve the murder mystery case at Northfields Library. £1.50 members/£2 non-members 150 years of Alice in Wonderland (Ages 4+) Saturday 26 September, 2.30–3.30pm at Jubilee Gardens Library Create, colour and design your favourite character. The Story So Far: Closing Celebration Saturday 26 September, 11am–3pm at Ealing Central Library A performance, literary, arts event celebrating the best of Ealing`s arts community. Magna Carta Exhibition 7–26 September at Northolt Library and Pitshanger Library (digitised) 28 September – 31 October at Ealing Central Library and Wood End Library (digitised) 2–21 November at Greenford Library and West Ealing Library (digitised) Freedom, human rights and democracy: The Magna Carta Exhibition continues touring across all Ealing libraries until Saturday 5 December to celebrate 800 years of the sealing of the Magna Carta. The exhibition has been created by the 4020 Art Group based on a concept by Diana Braybrook and is delivered by Ealing Autumn Festival, in partnership with Cultural Community Solutions which manages Ealing libraries on behalf of Ealing Council. Funded by Ealing Council ward forums and Bubble.