Hamilton House Jan 2014 Programme

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Beautiful artwork this month by lucy portmanwww.lucyportman.com

LUCY accepts a range of commissions including portraits, landscapes, and sculpture. Please contact her with any requests or queries. [email protected]

Yet another year has flown past and we’re pleased to say 2013 has seen Hamilton House move forward in leaps and bounds. We’ve had a full referbishment of our foyer, a full refit of the Community Kitchen, a refreshing

paint job in our hotdesking & co-working suite (as well as the introduction of a whole host of plants), a brand spanking new website, and a 27 foot Breakdancing Jesus pop up on the Canteen wall!

In 2013 Hamilton House had an open day celebrating the project, the building and

everyone involved. In-House created two wonderful pop up shops, and there were loads of amazing events, workshops, courses & classes. A highlight was the

introduction of an exhibition space for the ‘Artist Of The Month’ artists to display their work in The Canteen.

This year we look forward to a timetable of exciting Community Kitchen workshops and much, much more. If you’re not regularly reading the Hamilton House programme join us on Facebook & Twitter (@coexistcic #ItGoesOnHere) to

keep up-to-date with what’s on.

Artist Of The Month

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“Tomorrow, is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one.” - Brad Paisley

Coexist support workspaces for over 200 creative practitioners, artists, designers, social enterprises and small businesses. We also provide commu-nity space for people to create, interact, learn, move and play. If you’re interested in volunteer-ing and contributing to the overall development of Coexist, email: [email protected] to organise an interview.

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Contact

Welcome

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Call for info on 0117 924 9599Email [email protected]

Visit Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QY(reception is open 9-9pm Mon to Fri & 9-5pm on Sat)

Join us on Facebook and Twitter @ CoexistCIC

hamiltonhouse.org/community-kitchen

The Coexist Community Kitchen

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Call for info on 0117 924 9599Email [email protected]

Visit Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QY(reception is open 9-9pm Mon to Fri & 9-5pm on Sat)

Join us on Facebook and Twitter @ CoexistCIC

Eli’s Spanish Kitchen: (Course) Thursdays in March (starts 6th Mar)Immerse yourself in the Spanish language through the Spanish culture of food. Is there a better way of learning than doing something you are interested in? We really believe in this approach and want to create an environment where you can practise your Spanish and learn in a natural way. Suitable for improvers, intermediates level and brave beginners.

Nose to tail: 4th Feb Learn how to use and make the most of every part of your ingredient. How to use bones and offcuts to make soups and stocks, and ‘reinvent’ leftover meals

Two’s Company: 25th Feb Learn how to pair, prepare and cook British ingredients according to the time of year. Understand and discover ‘what to buy when’ and ‘what it goes best with’.

The Coexist Community kitchen can be hired for all sorts of food adventures, events and startups. please contact us at: [email protected] to find out hire rates and availability.

Run by our wonderful team of tutors who have just been through training with The Community Chef. Courses usually run between 6-9pm and prices range between £25-40. Please contact Cori for more information on [email protected].

A SAMPLE OF evening Courses & classes coming in 2014

To hire the space contact [email protected] book a class or find out more about upcoming events & tutor opportunities contact [email protected]

The Bristol Bike Project is a registered Community Interest Company 07579755

07983 417231

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Open Mon to Fri 9am

- 5.30pmDONATE YOUR UNWANTEDBICYCLE! Have you got a bike collecting dustin your shed? Then whynot bring it along to theproject where we willfind it a good home?

The Bristol Bike Project is Bristol’s most comprehensive community bike project. We offer a full range of services to the public and all proceeds go towards our community programmes that repair and relocate unwanted bicycles.

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Sick of paying for repairs, want to know more, or just tired of that squeaking sound that your chain keeps making? This is for

you! Bring your bike to fix, clean or just to give it a check over. This is an open workshop session run by women for women, to share knowledge of bicycle maintenance in a friendly, informal atmosphere and through learning by doing.

If you don’t have your own bike, or your bike is in perfect condition, you are still welcome to come by – there are plenty of bikes at the

Project that need fixing up and you can work or learn on these. Of course, if you work on bikes for the project, there is no charge.

This is an open workshop, so drop in any time between 6pm and 9pm, no need to book a space.

Volunteer Servicing and repairs buy a bike rent a bike

Women’s NightEvery Monday evening from 6pm to 9pm, suggested donation £3-5 per session.

80 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QYTHE CANTEEN

80 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3QY

www.canteenbristol.co.uk T:@ inthecanteen FB:thecanteenbristol

THE FINEST LIVE MUSIC FROM AROUND THE GLOBE EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK...

MON-THU 9:30-23:30 FRI-SAT BANDS & DJS FROM 9:30-01:00

SUN LIVE MUSIC FROM 16:00-18:00

FANTASTIC, DELICIOUS LOCALLY SOURCED FOOD SERVED DAILY...

FRI-SAT-SUN 10:00-15:00 & 17:00-21:00 MON-THU 10:00-15:00 & 17:00-22:00

To Book a TableCall: 01179232017 or Email: [email protected]

The Bristol Bike Project is a registered Community Interest Company 07579755

DONATE YOUR UNWANTEDBICYCLE! Have you got a bike collecting dustin your shed? Then whynot bring it along to theproject where we willfind it a good home?

Volunteer Servicing and repairs buy a bike rent a bike

Thur2

The Good, The Bad, The Funk Thats ‘Bad’ as in ‘Baaaaaad’ and ‘Funk’ as in ‘What for you sitting down?’ They’ve got the beats and the chops - you bring those dancing feet.

Fri3

Damn Busters + Dj Ewan Hoozami Accomplished bluesmeister Kirris Riviere takes a swinging detour into jazzier territory thanks to Ev Newman’s swirling Wurlitzer and the fine flowing double bass of Joe Allen.

Sat4

Stackshakers + Dj Pete Cunningham Halfway between Kingston and the Mississippi delta is where The Smokestack Shakers must have hauled up their sound. Imagine Muddy Waters meets King Tubby

Sun5

Mamadou Cissoko + B-Sides Hailing from the famous Cassamanca region of Senegal, Modou’s roots lie in the Griot traditions of his family, a tradition that shows whether he’s singing, drumming or playing mesmerising music on the kora.

Mon6

Canteen Jazz Session An open jazz jam session for seasoned players to join the house trio and others in exploring classic jazz & latin tunes.

Tues7

Mike Dennis Mike Dennis comes at hip-hop from both sides - he’s deeply immersed in the whole betaking thing, digital style, and yet he also knocks up a pretty decent rhyme or two with which to embellish his tracks. He’s also Grade 8 on the violin, which can be surprisingly relevant.

Wed8

The Play If you know about the Zen Hussies, Bartoune, Freight, or Dakhla then you’ll need no persuading to check out this four-strong team of familiar faces.

Thur9

Ritmo Salski When hard bopping jazz met urgent Cuban dance music in the downtown clubs of New York it made for a heady brew of hot rhythms and high energy solo playing. That’s the groove this bunch catch and use to refresh tunes ‘from Hendrix to Britney’.

Fri10

Troyka + Dj Vlad Strip down the Balkan sound and what do you get? Soaring melodic instrumentals, passionate vocals and relentless rhythm. Astonishingly, four-piece big band.

Sat11

Fitty Gomash +Dj Belafonte Ripsnorting traditional folk dance music from the Celtic fringes all cranked up to get you stripping the willow until you can strip no more.

Sun12

Al Fresco Trio + B-Sides Another quirky offshoot from the sizzling musical cauldron that is Sheelanagig, this street-corner threesome pick’n’mix their way through a riotous grab bag of jazz and swing standards.

Mon13

Twelve Months of Summer: feat. Rosina Buck, Backlit Canopy & Sam Evans Trio Here’s the first of the regular acoustic evenings that will be hosted by the straight-talking singer-songwriter Rosina Buck with a whole host of talented guests.

Tues14

Molly Samson & The Cautionary Tales Nifty finger-picking guitarist and songstress Molly Samson bedecks her wistful and eloquent songs with strings and drums thanks to her trio of acoustic accomplices.

Wed15

Le Skeleton Band This post-rock trio come from the other Montpellier - the one in France - with a swampy Gallic Waits-ishness that hovers between Jacques Brel and the Alabama 3

Thur16

Talisman They made their name in the 80s conscious reggae scene and the reformed Talisman are still true to those roots but they’ve also moved on and the new tunes have a fresh energy that belies their veteran status.

January Music @ The CanTeen

Thur2

The Good, The Bad, The Funk Thats ‘Bad’ as in ‘Baaaaaad’ and ‘Funk’ as in ‘What for you sitting down?’ They’ve got the beats and the chops - you bring those dancing feet.

Fri3

Damn Busters + Dj Ewan Hoozami Accomplished bluesmeister Kirris Riviere takes a swinging detour into jazzier territory thanks to Ev Newman’s swirling Wurlitzer and the fine flowing double bass of Joe Allen.

Sat4

Stackshakers + Dj Pete Cunningham Halfway between Kingston and the Mississippi delta is where The Smokestack Shakers must have hauled up their sound. Imagine Muddy Waters meets King Tubby

Sun5

Mamadou Cissoko + B-Sides Hailing from the famous Cassamanca region of Senegal, Modou’s roots lie in the Griot traditions of his family, a tradition that shows whether he’s singing, drumming or playing mesmerising music on the kora.

Mon6


Tues7

Mike Dennis Mike Dennis comes at hip-hop from both sides - he’s deeply immersed in the whole betaking thing, digital style, and yet he also knocks up a pretty decent rhyme or two with which to embellish his tracks. He’s also Grade 8 on the violin, which can be surprisingly relevant.

Wed8

The Play If you know about the Zen Hussies, Bartoune, Freight, or Dakhla then you’ll need no persuading to check out this four-strong team of familiar faces.

Thur9

Ritmo Salski When hard bopping jazz met urgent Cuban dance music in the downtown clubs of New York it made for a heady brew of hot rhythms and high energy solo playing. That’s the groove this bunch catch and use to refresh tunes ‘from Hendrix to Britney’.

Fri10

Troyka + Dj Vlad Strip down the Balkan sound and what do you get? Soaring melodic instrumentals, passionate vocals and relentless rhythm. Astonishingly, four-piece big band.

Sat11

Fitty Gomash +Dj Belafonte Ripsnorting traditional folk dance music from the Celtic fringes all cranked up to get you stripping the willow until you can strip no more.

Sun12

Al Fresco Trio + B-Sides Another quirky offshoot from the sizzling musical cauldron that is Sheelanagig, this street-corner threesome pick’n’mix their way through a riotous grab bag of jazz and swing standards.

Mon13

Twelve Months of Summer: feat. Rosina Buck, Backlit Canopy & Sam Evans Trio Here’s the first of the regular acoustic evenings that will be hosted by the straight-talking singer-songwriter Rosina Buck with a whole host of talented guests.

Tues14

Molly Samson & The Cautionary Tales Nifty finger-picking guitarist and songstress Molly Samson bedecks her wistful and eloquent songs with strings and drums thanks to her trio of acoustic accomplices.

Wed15

Le Skeleton Band This post-rock trio come from the other Montpellier - the one in France - with a swampy Gallic Waits-ishness that hovers between Jacques Brel and the Alabama 3

Thur16

Talisman They made their name in the 80s conscious reggae scene and the reformed Talisman are still true to those roots but they’ve also moved on and the new tunes have a fresh energy that belies their veteran status.

January Music @ The CanTeenFri17

Crinkle Cuts + Dj Typesun Lively 8-piece combo making a fine mix of old-school chops and modern musical ideas shaking up ska, funk and reggae into a snappy and satisfying ridge-cut snack feast.

Sat18

The Duval Project + DJ Mango Park This combo pulled together by trumpeter Gary Alesbrook recalls his time with Lynden David Hall and other contemporary R’n’B artists with a super tight rhythm section and the spot-on vocal talents of Marie Lister bringing his compelling soul-jazz compositions to highly danceable life.

Sun19

Eyebrow + B-Sides Supercool ambient jazz project with Pete Judge’s multi-looping trumpet and Paul Wigens’ groove-rooted drumming tightly woven into spacious soundscapes and explorations.

Mon20


Tues 21

The Schmoozenbergs Don’t know where they got that monicker from but they got the music from gypsy campfires and Paris cafes where the name Django has nothing to do with Tarrantino.

Wed 22

Organ3man It all starts with the Hammond organ and Ev Newman’s flying fingertips across the keys, or maybe it’s the hardcore funk drumming of Anthony ‘Errol’ Flynn. It could even be Joe Allen, hitting the groove with his jazz-blues double bass riffology, but it’s probably the chemistry between all three that make this lot so cool.

Thur 23

Three London Planes Add jangling guitars and close harmony vocals to psychedelically folkish songs and what have you got? Either a time-warp back to The Byrds circa 1967 or this Bristol folk-rock threesome.

Fri 24 Babilondon + Dj Dad this London-based reggae collective has a loose rocking dub style destined to fill the festival backfields once the summer comes.

Sat 25 Hot Tin Roofs + Dj Blind Bat Stylish sextet exploring the point where swing met jump blues and rock and roll began to take shape - think Slim Harpo, Ruth Brown and that kind of hipster.

Sun 26 The Messengers + B-Sides Homage to the great US drummer Art Blakey’s and his Jazz Messengers playing that hard-bopping hothouse little big band sound.

Mon 27

Harriet Rock Both as a visual artist and a singer/performer Harriet Rock wants to catch your attention. Check out her moody reinvention of ‘Knocking On Heaven’s Door’ and you’ll hear something new.

Tues 28

Clayton Blizzard Folk-rapper and self-styled ‘cheeky little brother’ Clayton Blizzard makes the true folk music of Bristol’s 21st century streets. Rich in imagination and absolutely honest in all his dealings there’s a solidly entertaining streak running through his work. Check out ‘Everything We Do Is A Dance Move’ Then check out the books he admits to ripping it all out of!

Wed 29 Phatic Here’s a cool new jazz combo playing a breezy electric style full of melody and imagination brought to you by the melodic guitar meistro James Ladd.

Thur 30

Bombs With Bombs there’s some kind of triangulation going on between turntablism, electronica and good old fashioned rocky rock - and it works. Moments of stadium glory slip into moody street numbers and even smoky nightclubs get a look in.

Fri 31

Fromage en Feu + Area Boys Lively bunch of Europhiles romp their way through tunes from Klezmer to café culture via the Balkans. In pursuit of giving audiences a good time Fromage En Feu are unafraid to tackle even the most challenging of European traditional music. They’re a bunch of very talented musicians, however, so success is guaranteed.

January Music @ The CanTeen FREE ENTRY - BUT PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE MUSIC BUCKET!LIVE MUSIC MON-THURS 9:30 -11:30PM | FRI & SAT BANDS & DJS FROM 9:30-1:00AM | SUN LIVE MUSIC 4:00-6:00PM

New Lines Poetry Group 8th Jan, 8-9pmNew Lines is a poetry group starting in Hamilton House. It’s a space to explore and discuss what’s out there, to be influenced and open, and to find and test your own poetic voice.(If successful it will run fortnightly)More info: Agnes 07904 097691 | facebook.com/NewLinesPoets

Art Graduate Coffee Morning Workshop 11th Jan, 11.30-1.30pmIt is psychologically and physically hard to make art when you are out on your own. These coffee mornings are a space for stalled art graduates to meet, grow confidence and build support networks.More info: [email protected] | facebook.com/guiltycoffeemornings

Introduction To Permaculture 11th-12th Jan, 10am-5pmWhether a seasoned green finger or enthusiastic amateur the Permaculture Design Method will make whatever it is you’re organising or creating, more efficient and resilient.More info: 07789 147545 | permanentcultures.com

New Creations Coaching 6th Jan 12-3.30pmA drop in event where people can come and talk about their creative practice and ideas of how they would like to take them forward.More info: 0117 2305096 | newcreationscoaching.com

Beshara 18th Jan, 2-5pm, FREE/£5Beshara – The Nightingale in the Garden of Love: The poetry of Üftadewith Michael Cohen. If you would like to attend please email.More info: [email protected] | beshara.org

Hula Hooping Beginners Day 25th Jan, 1-4.30pm, £25A 3 hour beginners hula hooping workshop, presented by Nick Broyd Hoop. This hula hooping workshop is ideal for those with little or no experience of hooping.More info: 07877 728 181 | nickbroydhoop.co.uk

Asian Fusion Raw Food Class 15th & 29th Jan, 7-9pm, £35Demonstration, hands on practice and tasting of 3 different raw food main dishes. Asian inspired, easy and fun to make. Does not require complicated equipment and delicious recipes.More info: 07826031287| yuugakemistri.weebly.com

what’s on this month

hamiltonhouse.org/whats-on

A timetable of events, workshops & exhibitions within Hamilton House:

homeopathy special offer

is a collective of complementary therapists in the heart of Stokes Croft.

Homeopathy can help with a wide range of physical and emotional complaints including

those that may be recurrent or longstanding.

coming up next month...Somatic Movement Course – THE Myth of Ageing refers to the belief that as we get older our physical ability declines and we become restricted in our movements. This need not be the case! This course helps to bring a new awareness and therefore a new ability for freedom and ease of movement. By the end of this course you will have a simple 15 minute routine which will gently release and realign your body. This is an empowering process giving you the knowledge to maintain your own physical wellbeing on a muscular level. More info: [email protected] | hamiltonhouse.org/somatics-course-bristol

Please ring reception for more information: 0117 924 9599 (or check out our website)

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Take Control of Your Fuel Bills 13-25th Jan, 9am-5pm, FREEBristol Community energy groups will be at Hamilton House Gallery to give energy advice, and tips on how to keep bills under control. A novel way is to make your own solar panel, they can show you how.More info: eastonenergygroup.org

People From My Life 27th Jan-4th Feb, 9am-9pm, FREEPhotography exhibition opening 27th Jan 6-8pm. Explores relationships with people in our lives and find out whether these thoughts and emotion can be captured through a single image. Money raised for Basti Ram charityMore info: bastiram.org.uk

a new way of dealing with those niggling health

issues in 2014

only £25 throughout jan 2014contact Angie 07726 555191

We are also still running our Holistic Massage special offer, only £50 for two sessions booked with one of our therapists. visit: wellbeing.coexistuk.org for details

“I highly recommend Angie; for a wonderful journey of self awareness and working through my allergies” - Abi

A timetable of events, workshops & exhibitions within Hamilton House:

wellbeing.coexistuk.org

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Bengali Massage 2-5pmbellyfit 5.45-6.45pmacupuncture 3-6pmwomens bike night 6-9pmspanish classes (advanced) starts 20/1 6-7.30pmfrench lessons 6-8pmBeginners African Dance 6.30-8pmreflexology 6.30-9.30pm chakra meditation (every other mon) 7-8pm lgbt fitness class 7-8pmspanish classes (Beginners) starts 15/1 7.45-9.15pmtai chi / chi kung 8.15-9.15pmCapoeira 8.15–10.15pm

Hatha Yoga 12-1pmlearn to meditate effectively 1-2pmenglish classes 1-3pmSports/deep tissue Massage 3-6pmcounselling 5.30-9.30pmIntermediate African Dance 6.30-8pmholistic massage 6.30-9.30pmHatha Yoga 7-8.30pm five Rhythms Dance 8-10pmGlobal Improv. Bellydance 8:15-9:15pmTribal Fusion Belly Dance 9.30-10.30pm

hatha yoga 10am-11amfix-a-bike 10am-5pm Low Cost Healing 12-8pm hatha flow yoga 1-2pmoriginal spinners kids 4.15-5.15pmscaravelli yoga 5-6pmspanish classes (beginners+) starts 15/1 6-7.30pmDrumming 6-8pmBeginners Tango 6.30-8pmspanish classes (beginners) starts 15/1 7.30-9pmSalsa 8-10pmhula hooping 8.15-9.15pm

counselling 10-1 / 3-6pmearn-a-bike 10.30 / 2pmspanish (beginners) starts 15/1) 12.30-2pmBengali Massage 2-9.30pmKid’s Capoeira 4.30-5.30pmBristol health choir 5.45-7.15

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(listings correct at time of print, remember to check start up dates before making your journey)

visit our website:hamiltonhouse.org/calendar or call reception on 0117 9249599 )

weekly Workshops, courses & Classes A timetable of the regular classes within Hamilton House:

hamiltonhouse.org/calendar

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spanish (beginners+) starts 23/1 6-7.30pmBallates 6-7pmfrench lessons 6-8pmstokes croft life drawing 6-9pmHYPNOTHERAPY 6.30-9.30pmMassage, Reiki & reflexology 6.30-9.30pmMassage & Aromatherapy 6.30-9.30pmBallet 7-8pmContemporary Dance Class 7.30-8.30pmbike kitchen 7.30-10.30pmspanish classes (intermediate) starts 23/1 7.45-9.15pmCapoeira 8.15-10.15pm

Shiatsu & Holistic Massage 2-5pmacupuncture 2-6pmafter school bikes 3.30-6.30pm flamenco dance class 6-7pmFive Rhythms Dance 8-10pm

Nia Dance 12.30-1-30pm P.D.I (plyometric dance intervals) 2-3pm

Sunday club screenprinting 10am-4pmbalanced view 11.30am-12.30pmcontact improvisation dance 5.30-8.30pm*

sun

The Original Spinners For Adults

DMAC (Dance Music Arts Collective) present a range of classes including African Dance, Drumming, Belly Dance, 5 Rhythms Dance, Capoeira Angola, Yoga, Tango, Ballet & Ballates, Salsa, Zumba, Hip Hop, Pilates,

Self-Defense, Meditation, Choir, Nia Dance, Flamenco and more... Each class is run by an experienced teacher who will share their love of dance and movement in a welcoming environment.

The Original Spinners are a clown, dance and improvisation Company who take

magical music and performance into spaces. They like to surprise people, animate music and bring it to life. The Original Spinners make audiences stop and listen to music, and encourage dancing and play.

When their job is done they run away into the night – leaving behind

happiness, excitement and wonderful shared moments.

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more info: theoriginalspinners.co.uk

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Hamilton House has a variety of creative, educational, event, exhibition, meeting & studio spaces to hire throughout the year, for more information see below:

Events A fully equipped events space for theatre productions, music performance and all other inspiring events. Theatre drapes, lighting and PA available on request. To start planning your event email: [email protected]

Offices/Studios Four floors packed with a wide range of affordable studio / office spaces. Prices start from £55 PCM and include electricity & wi-fi. 24/7 access is available. For more info email: [email protected]

Hotdesking Providing flexible, affordable desk space on a temporary or long-term basis. A central location, inspiring view and networking opportunities. Space available from £10 per day - rates include wi-fi & tea! Facilities include printer, kitchen & communal mailbox service. For more info email: [email protected]

Exhibitions A large and airy exhibition / gallery space with an expansive front terrace. We welcome fine art, photography, sculpture, groups, charities and installations. Invigilated Mon to Sat. For more info email: [email protected]

Meetings From quick meetings to catered conferences Hamilton House can accommodate all your requirements. Central location, competitive prices and friendly staff. For more info email: [email protected]

Kitchen Fully functioning newly renovated community kitchen available for hire with 4 induction hobs, 3 fan ovens, a 6 hob gas range with convection oven. Ideal for catering, workshops & training, and start-up businesses. For more info email: [email protected]

Wellbeing Four beautiful purpose built treatment rooms to suit a wide range of therapists. If you’re a practicing therapist looking to rent a room we’d love to hear from you, please contact: [email protected]

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Dance Studios Two large purpose built professional dance studios with integrated sound system. Studio two also includes floor to ceiling mirrors and a sprung floor. If you’re interested in booking this space email: [email protected]

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