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Her Sound in Bloom

Her Sound in Bloom

Mon, Nov 9, 7:00 PM
From Her Sound in Bloom

**Her Sound in Bloom** is an in-person networking event in London for women aged 35 and over who work in music or are finding their way into it. **We’re not ageing, darling — we’re blooming! 🌸** Your voice deserves to be heard, and your creativity deserves space to grow. Organised and led by **singer-songwriter and entrepreneur Freya Alley**, 'Her Sound in Bloom' brings together women aged 35 and over to meet, share experiences and support each other in music. Whether you’re an established artist, returning after a break or finding the courage to begin, you are welcome here. **Our first gathering is on 9 November, Monday** under the New Moon — a beautiful moment for new beginnings, friendships and projects! **🌙** **Dress up, put your lipstick on and join us in full bloom for a beautiful evening in London — just because we deserve it! 💋** Join us for relaxed networking and honest conversations about creativity, confidence, ambition and pursuing music on your own terms. Meet potential collaborators, make new friends and connect with women who understand the journey. **I have big dreams and plans for us!** This first event is just the beginning, and I can’t wait to see the friendships, collaborations and opportunities we’ll create together. Let’s start a ***movement*** and break the stereotypes about age and music. There’s no “too late” to create, take the stage or chase your dreams, and together, we’ll make room for more women to be seen, heard and celebrated. A little wisdom, a little mischief and absolutely no expiry date on your dreams. **London venue to be confirmed, depending on the number of attendees.** **We’ve got experience, we’ve got stories— and we’ve still got plenty to say / SING.**

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🎃 Blood on the Clocktower - Halloween edition 🎃

🎃 Blood on the Clocktower - Halloween edition 🎃

Sat, Oct 31, 6:00 PM
From South-West London Social Board Games
4.9

Blood on the Clocktower: Halloween Edition 🎃 A church, a town full of secrets, and two hosts: one tells the truth, the other lies. Who will you trust? Join us for a free Halloween evening of costumes, spooky decorations, bluffing and deduction. We’ll start with a social deduction game to warm up, then play Blood on the Clocktower. New to the game? We’ll explain the rules as we go. Costumes are welcome, but not required. Friday, 6:00–10:00 pm Free to attend

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Blood on the Clocktower

Blood on the Clocktower

Sun, Nov 1, 5:00 PM
From Board Gaming Afternoons
4.7

Our resident storytellers Brett and Gwilym will be running Blood on the clocktower social deduction the first Sunday of every month at the hawkins forge pub. Limited to the first 25 sign ups, games may start without late comers.

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Writing Group (LIVE at the All Good Bookshop)

Writing Group (LIVE at the All Good Bookshop)

Wed, Nov 4, 7:00 PM
From All Good Bookshop Writing Group
4.7

We're the All Good Bookshop writing group - we've been around for 10 years now. We offer writing feedback and discussion, whatever your level. Never been before? That's fine. Can only come once in a while? That's fine. Want to come regularly? That's fine. While we're predominantly narrative-based, any type of writing is welcome. Fiction, non-fiction, screenplays, novels, short-stories... bring it along and see if it fits. The cost is £5 to join us. Half of this goes to the bookshop and the other half goes towards snacks/drinks for everyone. Pay when you get there. (If you're having any financial problems, feel free to have a discreet chat with Chris about it). HOW IT WORKS First, we do introductions, which cover: 1 - Who you are 2 - What kind of thing you write 3 - What you're working on 4 - What you've done in the last two weeks. Then we find out who has stuff to read out (1,000 - 2,000 words), and who has questions/discussion points. If you'd prefer to do written hand-outs, you can as well. We then run through as many people as we can fit in, so they can read out or run through a discussion point. The group is run by Chris Brosnahan, an experienced writer and a long-running facilitator of writing groups. HOUSE RULES 1 - No egos. Everyone's stuff is up for criticism/feedback. 2 - Be constructive. We're not a review group - we're trying to help each other improve. 3\. No pressure\. You can turn up and just observe if you want \- you're not under pressure to read out or feed back\. 4 - We do our best to be a safe space. You don't know the backgrounds of everyone in the room. If you're going to read something that might be problematic or emotionally difficult, talk about it first - and if you're unsure, ask. 5 - We do our best to be a safe space. For particularly graphic scenes, please discuss in advance. A reminder that listening to erotica is, in itself, a sex act, and needs the enthusiastic consent of everyone involved. 6 - Content warnings apply. This doesn't just mean things like sex or violence. It also includes things like abuse, long-term illness, death - think of things that someone may find difficult if they're dealing with at the moment. We do our best to be a safe space. 7 - If you're struggling with anything being read, you can take a break without any justification or questions. 8 - Banned question: "Is this based on your own life?" - it doesn't add anything and can make discussion awkward. Please don't ask it. 9 - Let other people talk. You'll get your chance to feedback or ask questions, but it can be all too easy to talk over people. You also don't need to respond to every piece of feedback. 10 - Keep it respectful. Keep it friendly. Any problems? Get in touch and ask.

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DBL 26 Draft Night 2

DBL 26 Draft Night 2

Tue, Nov 3, 6:30 PM
From The London Warhammer Gaming Guild
4.9

You've made it through the DBL26 season, it's time to put your claws up, watch the Knockout Draw and play some bonkers Blood Bowl variations! Leave your league teams at the door, and prepare to take on three other opponents in a game of **Death Bowl**, or block your opponent into a market stall in **Gutter Bowl**. We will have it all, so kick back, roll some dice and enjoy the obscure matches of Nuffle's great game. The event kicks off at 7pm sharp. Time is always tight on Draft Night 2, so please arrive no later than 6.50. Once the draw is complete, we'll jump straight into the following games, so be prepared to get going ASAP. **The Games** Death Bowl - 4 Player Blood Bowl... [Rules](https://www.thenaf.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Deathbowl-rules.pdf) Gutter Bowl - 2 Player Blood Bowl either in a Market Square, or in the Sewers. [Rules](https://bloodbowlbase.ru/gutter_bowl/rules/) Blood Bowl Team Manager - Fantasy Flights famous Blood Bowl card game for upto 4 players. [Rules](https://images-cdn.fantasyflightgames.com/ffg_content/blood-bowl/images/BBTM_RuleBook_English_web.pdf) **Teams & Rosters** All teams are available to be used in Death Bowl and Gutter Bowl, please adhere to the rules linked above in regards to creating your team. Please come prepared as we'll be getting right into the games once the Draw is complete. **Cost** Free! We'll pay the LWG separately. **The Location** The event is held at the 7 Dials Club. This is half way down Earlham Street opposite one of the two entrances to the 7 Dials food market. Come up the stairs and find us on the first floor.

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27 attendees
Blood On The Clock Tower Friday Night

Blood On The Clock Tower Friday Night

Fri, Oct 30, 6:00 PM
From South-West London Social Board Games
4.9

Friday Blood on the Clocktower! Join us for a free evening of bluffing, deduction and suspiciously confident accusations. We’ll kick things off with a social deduction game to warm up, then get into Blood on the Clocktower. New to the game? No problem, we’ll explain the rules as we go. When: Friday, 6:00–11:00 pm Cost: Free Come along, meet the group, and see if you can spot the Demon before the town runs out of time.

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