Learning Through the Arts (LTTA), is a social enterprise, working within the community to promote learning, creativity and skills development through the Arts.
Joined November 2017
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Join @LearnLTTA on Saturday 18th May 11am-1pm for a poetry writing workshop inspired by The Road to Freedom: Ending Slavery in Britain exhibition.
The Library at Willesden Green, 95 High Road, NW10 2SF
Free to attend
Adults only (18+)
Tickets: bit.ly/3VYXAFB
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Join @LearnLTTA at Central Library for FREE family crafts on Saturday 17 June 1-2pm or 2-3pm. Create your own carnival head piece with Caribbean colours inspired by the story of #Windrush migrants. Suitable for ages 4-12 years. Book your session online: milton-keynes.gov.uk/library…
ALT A woman and girl doing some bead crafts together at a table. Text reads: FREE! The Story of Windrush Migrants: 75th Anniversary – Windrush Family Activity. Central Library, Saturday 17 June 1 to 2 pm or 2 to 3pm. Book online in advance www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/library-events. Suitable for ages 4 to 12 – under 10s must be accompanied by an adult. Logos: MK City Council and Learning Through the Arts. Link: www.learningthroughthearts.co.uk
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Enjoy poetry? We’d love you to join the free poetry writing workshop presented by @LearnLTTA and inspired by the Windrush generation. It’s on Thursday 22 June at Central Library and is open to ages 18+. Places must be booked in advance online at: milton-keynes.gov.uk/library…
ALT A group of people working together at a table with pens and books. A second photo of the Empire Windrush boat full of smiling waving passengers arriving in England. Text reads: Poetry Writing Workshop: Inspired by selected Windrush Poetry, Open to all adults 18+. As part of the heritage project: The Story of Windrush Migrants: 75th Anniversary. Booking Required - free to attend Thursday 22 June 6 to 7.30pm. Milton Keynes Central Library, 555 Silbury Boulevard, MK9 3HL. Link to book: www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/library-events Logos: MK City Council and Learning Through The Arts.
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Delighted to attend @morleycollege for an evening of vocal & piano solo music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor; performed by Morley Opera School 🔥👌🏾 Thank you @LearnLTTA for the kind invitation #Exquisite 👏🏾🤩
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#BritishAfricanHistory #AfricanHistoryMonth #SCT110
You missed this concert? No worries - there's another #SCT performance on Friday Nov 4 > morleycollege.ac.uk/events
The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor 100PM Collective
This Thursday @morleycollege there will be a performance of four of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's pieces to celebrate Black History Month. Tickets are only 5 pounds so click the link below to book your ticket now!
morleycollege.ac.uk/event/sa…
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Family-friendly #half-term fun in #Borehamwood thanks to our community grants.
👉Diversity Festival at Fairway Hall from 10am-10pm on 29 Oct & 10am-6pm on 30 Oct.
👉@LearnLTTA free children & family workshops each day next week from 10am-1pm.
More here ow.ly/x6C550LhsFe
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We'll definitely visit!!
Thank you so much! It has been such a pleasure to put the exhibition together and revive the memory of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. The exhibition is on @MorleyGallery until next Friday October 27, so be sure to visit!
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💫 Mini Morley 💫 Wednesday 26th October 2022, 2pm–4pm. Join us at Morley Gallery to take part in our free drop-in family workshop and create music! Led by artist Tasha Brune-Goodey, in collaboration with Learning Through The Arts. The session is free but numbers are limited.
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We commend @LearnLTTA for marking African History Month & the 110th anniversary of the passing of #BTWSCNARMRoleModel Samuel Coleridge-Taylor #SCT with talks, concerts & an exhibition devoted to the life & work of one of Britain's major classical composers
learningthroughthearts.co.uk…
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A new #exhibition is now open in our coffee bar, presented by @LearnLTTA in celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth. This new collection of archive material recaptures the history and legacy of the Mau Mau rebellion (1952–1960).
Info: tickets.queensparkarts.com/e…
#ArtsForAll #Aylesbury
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Now open! 🚀 THE MASTER COMPOSER: SAMUEL COLERIDGE TAYLOR | 5th - 27th October 2022
Celebrating the life and works of the accomplished nineteenth-century composer, Samuel Coleridge Taylor. In collaboration with Learning Through the Arts @LearnLTTA morleygallery.com/2210mgsamu…
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On September 17, @LearnLTTA are hosting a walking tour to commemorate 40 years since the Brixton Riots
eventbrite.co.uk/e/when-brix…
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A walking tour on the Brixton Riots and how they shaped the Brixton of today. Takes you through the various landmarks in Brixton connected to the riots and gives you a history of how the events unfolded
Book walking tour for 17th September: eventbrite.co.uk/e/when-brix…
@LearnLTTA
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Lots going on at the Carnegie Community Hub this month: our Fete is coming up on Sunday, we have an exhibition marking 40 years since the #BrixtonRiots from @LearnLTTA running throughout September, and a creative writing course! carnegiecommunityhub.org.uk/… #hernehill #brixton
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Free Art workshops here at Brunswick Hub over the next month. Booking details below...🎨
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Half term is only a few weeks away! We're running two FREE craft workshops for kids. Learn about the Windrush Generation and the 500+ Caribbean people who journeyed to the UK. 'Make Your Own Empire Windrush' and 'Craft a Port-Hole' are on 29 & 30 Oct.
bit.ly/3degBvp
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Today we launched our new exhibition display in partnership with @LearnLTTA in commemoration with #BlackHistoryMonth: Forgotten: The British African Colonial Soldiers of the Second World War.
The display is open daily until 31 October and is free to enter.
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African Drumming in Wembley in late August - organised by @LearnLTTA
