Wednesday 25th June
We look forward to welcoming you to our eclectic mix of in person and zoom sessions.
On Wednesday 25th June MFC brings you the Dragon Café in the City project in collaboration with Shoe Lane Library and the City of London.
History. Laughter. Theatre….
12:15PM (30 MINS): Laughter Therapy
Energising laughter therapy with laughter leader, Patricia Byrne. Designed to lift the mood and calm the mind.
In person at Shoe Lane Library and on Zoom.
12:50PM (60 MINS): City of London: People and Places guided walk
Join Historian and tour guide David Laird for a journey into the history of London. From tucked away corners to major events, we’ll explore the people who made the City of London and visit some off-track locations which have witnessed its growth over the last one thousand years. Stay for a cuppa afterwards.
2:15PM (90 MINS) - Relax & Create
Drop in for this self-led sociable session, including mindful drawing, Chess, Lego, Newspapers. Bring your own puzzles or board games.
In person at Shoe Lane Library. No booking required.
5PM (45 MINS) - Yoga
Chillout with this relaxed session. Anya, Balance Garden will guide you with gentle movements, postures and breathwork. No experience needed. Wear comfy clothes.
In person at Shoe Lane Library and on Zoom.
Who are we? British? I don’t feel British.
Home is so far away now, I don’t feel like I belong there either.
My family say I speak with an English accent.
I am a traveller. A migrant. A citizen of the world.
And a refugee.
“Life in the UK (T&Cs apply)” is the new community theatre show by Phosphoros Theatre. It’s full of the conversations we struggle to have- about identity, belonging and home. Funny, bold and grounded in refugee lived experience, this show is an invitation to get talking about one of the most pressing issues of our time.
All shows are free to attend. Age guidance 12+.
Other showings include:
Sunday 15 June, 2pm and 4pm: Theatre Deli, 107 Leadenhall St, EC3A 4AF
Book free tickets here
Wednesday 18th June, 4pm: Artizan Street Library and Community Centre, 1 Artizan St, London E1 7AF
Thursday 19th June, 4pm: Barbican Library, Silk St, Barbican, London EC2Y 8DS