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http://www.queensparkday.org.uk/Putting this up as a reminder for the moment - we are making plans for the Transition Kensal to Kilburn stall for this year.... definitely expect the apple press to make another appearance!See More

Lexi Green Sunday- Saturday 18th JulyThis is an invitation to join us for the Big Lunch and Green Sundays creative programme at the Lexi Cinema between 11am-5.30 pm (eflyer below)Big LunchThe nationwide Big Lunch aims to get millions of people across Britain out onto their streets to have lunch with their neighbours. At the Lexi it will be held in the car park at the rear of the cinema (with the neighbouring Constitution Club as rain fallback). Everyone is asked to bring a dish to share and the…See More

Find out which medicinal plants are growing right in your own back garden and local park! A fun and informative walk around Queens Park with a qualified medical herbalist looking at the plants and trees which can be used to make safe and effective natural remedies.To book your place, please contact Mara at marabau@hotmail.com or phone 07944 63 99 30MEETING AT: The Bandstand in Queens ParkFEE: £10 per adult, children free.See More

The annual Queens Park Open Gardens and Studios is on Sunday 13th June from 12pm - 6pm. Organised by Queens Park Area Residents Association, there will be beautiful gardens open in the Queens Park area, along with activities for children, classical music, teas and artwork and plants for sale. Tickets are £5 for adults and £1 for kids in advance or £6/£2 on the day - available from Worldly Wicked and Wise, Scarlet and Violet, Brondesbury Estates and the Farmers Market, or 115 Chevening Road on…See More

The next book club meet is on May 24th , a Monday at 6.30-8pm, discussing chapters 5 and 6. " We're now into The heart section.

Oops - I think that I forgot to post April's Green Drinks on the website... many apologies if anyone ended up at Hugos on their own as a result... I blame recent new fatherhood and associated sleepless nights!So Green Drinks will return in May - as usual in Hugos a chance to meet with others involved in ttKtoK and make plans...See More

Our Transition Monthly film night for May will be 'Who Killed the Electric Car'. http://www.whokilledtheelectriccar.com/6.30pm for 7pm start.Film will be followed by speakers/discussion on sustainable transport (Cycletastic/Brent Cyclists) and Recyling (Greenzones) in the constitution club from 8.30pmPaine’s film investigates the events leading to the quiet destruction of thousands of new, radically efficient electric vehicles. Through…See More

Our monthly green drinks at Hugo's bar and restaurant in Lonsdale road... a relaxed way to meet others involved in ttKtoK and chat, dream up new ideas, and put plans into action!! The bar area is only small so its quite easy to spot us...

The second meeting of the handbook bookclub is on Mon 22nd March at the same location - Kilburn Library on Salusbury RoadWe'll be covering chapters 3 (on rebuilding resilience) and 4 (on relocalisation) of the handbook at the meeting...See More

Transition Town Belsize will be showing the film "In Transition" to the parliamentary candidates for the Hampstead & Kilburn seat and asking them how Transition fits into their world view and their of their parties.See http://www.meetup.com/TransitionBelsize/calendar/12564908/?from=list&offset=0 for detailsSee More

Free party to celebrate the arrival of Spring and the launch of new London social enterprise ‘lifebulb’. Laugh out loud with laughter yoga, make Swedish waffles, paint a pot and plant spring bulbs, sing, tips from a professional photographer for budding enthusiasts… and grow your lifebulb. www.lifebulb.orgSee More

Monday 15th Mar 1830 plus Q&A with director (tbc) - to coincide with the nationwide release of the film...Synopsis:Deep behind-the-scenes into the strip-mined world of Alberta, Canada, where the vast and toxic Tar Sands deposit supplies the U.S. with the majority of its oil. Through the eyes of scientists, ‘big oil’ officials, politicians, doctors, environmentalists, and aboriginal citizens directly impacted by ‘the largest industrial project on the planet today,’ the filmmakers journey to…See More

Our first bookclub meeting takes place on 22nd Feb at the Kilburn library on Salusbury Road.At this first meeting we will be focusing on the first two chapters of the Transition Handbook.Chapter 1 - peak oil and climate change, the two great oversights of our timesChapter 2 - the view from the mountain-top - ways forward, why energy descent?All are welcome to come along - we hope this will be a very informal and accessible way to discuss and learn about the Transition concept in a friendly and…See More