Zoo Arts exciting new exhibition ‘We call ourselves the weirdos‘ opens today at 4pm at North Edinburgh Arts.
We’re promised a ‘HUGE selection of AMAZING work to view all based around the themes of portraiture and mask making as well as tasty snacks, party music, a pop up photo booth (with hand made props) and body painting!‘
It’s sure to be a fab event – all welcome!
NORTH EDINBURGH ARTS
Wednesday 20 April, 7pm
A film by Angelica Kroeger
Supported by Urban Union
Spartans Community Football Academy have launched their annual Easter Egg Collection – and the Ainslie Park-based team are once again aiming to ensure that no local child goes without an Easter Egg this year.
The Academy donated over 400 chocolate Easter Eggs to local food banks last Spring – an eggstraordinary total! – and they have set a target of reaching at least 300 again this year.
Can they make it? You can do your bit to help by laying donating an egg at the Academy at Ainslie Park by next Thursday (24 March)!
Muirhouse Salvesen Community Council needs new members
Nominations are now open for seven vacancies on Muirhouse Salvesen Community Council. This is a great opportunity to make a difference in your community and represent the views of local people. Continue reading Your community needs YOU!
FRIDAY 18 MARCH 1.30 – 4pm
Old Kirk & Muirhouse Church, Pennywell Gardens
TUESDAY 22 MARCH 6 – 8pm
CRAIGROYSTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
SOCIAL JUSTICE QUESTION TIME
North Edinburgh’s Power to the People group is hosting a session to discuss human rights tonight in Royston Wardieburn Community Centre tonight. Continue reading Power to the People talks Human Rights tonight
Wednesdays 10 – 11.30am
The Haven Project, Craigroyston Primary School
How many of you thought we lost our community centre when the old school and community centre was demolished around 5 years ago? Well, we did not – but recent events made us realise you thought you had (writes Vanessa Cousins)! Continue reading Craigroyston Community Centre: Alive and Kicking!
Robin McAlpine, director of The Common Weal – a vision for a better Scotland, is speaking at an event organised by the Power to the People group taking place this morning at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre.
The event runs from 10am – midday: it’s free, no booking necessary – all welcome!
For more information visit the Living In Harmony Facebook page, e-mail Luke Campbell at student@pchp.org.uk or call Lynn McCabe on 552 5700 – email lynn.mccabe@ea.edin.sch.uk
