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SUMMARY:RCP Medicinal Plant lectures
DESCRIPTION:Join expert speakers at the Royal College of Physicians exploring the history of medicinal plants from India and Ayurvedic practices. Dr. Arjun Devanesan\, intensive care physician\, philosopher and RCP garden fellow will introduce the afternoon's speakers.\nDr Suzanne Newcombe\, senior lecturer in religious studies at the Open University\, will deliver her lecture: 'Indigenous drugs and accusations of quackery in colonial India'.\nA tour of the RCP garden of medicinal plants and break will follow with an opportunity to visit the exhibition 'A Body of Knowledge: 500 years of book collecting at the RCP' and see a special mini-display relating to medicinal plants from India.\nAfter the break Dr Karen O' Brian-Kop\, lecturer in modern Asian religions at Kings College London will present the lecture 'Colonial circulations of Ayurvedic medicinal plants: from Kolkata to Kew'.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/rcp-medicinal-plant-lectures-03c92deb-33d0-468a-a315-36b3b69d0013
LOCATION:Royal College of Physicians\, 11 St Andrews Pl\, London NW1 4LE\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/rcp-medicinal-plant-lectures-03c92deb-33d0-468a-a315-36b3b69d0013
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UID:3ffee3e7-cac1-46d0-b4e8-48b864864437@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
DTSTART:20260604T163000Z
DTEND:20260604T190000Z
SUMMARY:RCP Museum Late: welcome to our building
DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday 4 June for a special Late opening for the London Festival of Architecture.\n\nThe Royal College of Physicians' (RCP) striking Grade I Listed building was designed as their HQ by Sir Denys Lasdun in 1964. Today the building is so much more including a public museum\, freely open to all.\n\nAt our Museum Late we invite new visitors\, returning visitors and people who might not think this a space for them\, to come inside. Through an interactive guided tour and archives display we will share the purpose behind the building\, and how it exists today as a public space for everyone to engage with\, enjoy and feel like they belong.\n\nYou can drop-in anytime between 5.30pm and 8pm to explore the building with a free self-guided trail\, discover archival plans\, letters and images about the construction and use of the building. At 6pm there is a pre-bookable interactive architectural tour - spaces are limited.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/rcp-museum-late-welcome-to-our-building-3ffee3e7-cac1-46d0-b4e8-48b864864437
LOCATION:Royal College of Physicians\, 11 St Andrews Pl\, London NW1 4LE\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/rcp-museum-late-welcome-to-our-building-3ffee3e7-cac1-46d0-b4e8-48b864864437
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UID:aab84f1e-85b1-46ea-a18f-9103c28b9136@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
DTSTART:20260617T181500Z
DTEND:20260617T193000Z
SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-aab84f1e-85b1-46ea-a18f-9103c28b9136
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-aab84f1e-85b1-46ea-a18f-9103c28b9136
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UID:793f6d96-c828-4e23-b0a2-884d40c2d7fb@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
DTSTART:20260618T181500Z
DTEND:20260618T193000Z
SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-793f6d96-c828-4e23-b0a2-884d40c2d7fb
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-793f6d96-c828-4e23-b0a2-884d40c2d7fb
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UID:2381ebeb-c1f9-4a93-aeed-7e3d9a4b6a25@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
DTSTART:20260619T181500Z
DTEND:20260619T193000Z
SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-2381ebeb-c1f9-4a93-aeed-7e3d9a4b6a25
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-2381ebeb-c1f9-4a93-aeed-7e3d9a4b6a25
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DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
DTSTART:20260620T140000Z
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SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-e18dd268-e935-472d-a854-029b79ecdac8
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-e18dd268-e935-472d-a854-029b79ecdac8
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DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
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SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-5185c7d9-36e5-4962-b273-53bc0783f989
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-5185c7d9-36e5-4962-b273-53bc0783f989
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UID:be2a12eb-0272-45f1-96b5-5e393f09eb9a@townspot.co
DTSTAMP:20260525T134542Z
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SUMMARY:CAMDENWALLA
DESCRIPTION:1994\, the Camden Monitoring Project\, 60 Hampstead Road. A group of volunteers\, organising against the growing racist attacks.\n\nWhen threat is daily\, resistance becomes a daily task\, but as the teenage Alima is thrown into a night at the Project with her Uncle Muhammed\, it becomes clear that within the ordinary\, live the extraordinary acts of care needed to hold a community together. \n\nWhen an attack looms\, the phone begins to ring. One call becomes another. As the night deepens\, Alima and Muhammad must navigate not only the weight of what they hear\, but their own questions about responsibility\, identity\, and how to respond to injustice. There are choices no-one hopes to have to make.\n\nBased on true stories from the real people of Camden\, CAMDENWALLA gives voice to those who refused to stay silent. Intimate\, urgent\, and quietly powerful\, the Camden Monitoring Project is once again activated in the very building it was born\, as we continue to ask ourselves what we must do in the face of hatred\, division and obstinate hope. Blending humour\, humanity\, and lived experience\, CAMDENWALLA shines a light on a hidden history\, and the people who made sure it was never forgotten.\n\nhttps://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-be2a12eb-0272-45f1-96b5-5e393f09eb9a
LOCATION:Camden People's Theatre\, 58-60 Hampstead Rd\, London NW1 2PY\, UK
URL:https://www.townspot.co/event/camdenwalla-be2a12eb-0272-45f1-96b5-5e393f09eb9a
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