WED 16 OCT
7PM
Loudspeaker Orchestra Concert – St Alfege
£10
7:30PM
Young Artists Of The Royal Opera House Recital – King Charles Court, ORNC
Michael Mofidian, bass-baritone, Stephanie Wake-Edwards, mezzo-soprano and David Gowland, piano; In Peacock Room; £10
8:30PM
Pub quiz – The Plume of Feathers
General Knowledge Quiz, every 2 weeks
THU 17 OCT
1PM
Lunchtime recital – St Alfege
Trinity Laban vocalists: Tania Notte, mezzo-soprano & April Goss, soprano – free
8PM
Beats In The Bar – Oliver’s Jazz Bar
Regular series featuring guest artists alongside student bands – free
FRI 18 OCT
5:30PM – 9:30PM
La Belle Hélène Re-Imagined – King Charles Court, ORNC
A tale of love, deceit and treachery performed by students from Deptford Green School and older adults in Lewisham; in Peacock Room – free
7PM
All Things Sparkling – The Old Brewery
Cocktail class, “make and garnish your own 3 Mezza Bubbly cocktails from scratch and enjoy each paired to specially designed canapés”, £20
7:30PM
St Paul’s Sinfonia concert – St Alfege
Nicola Hands, oboe; music by Ulysses Kay, Martinu, George Walker, Beethoven; £13
8PM
Open mic – The Yacht
Pub in Crane Street
SAT 19 OCT
10AM and 1:30PM
The Big Draw: Illustrate with Nick Ellwood – ORNC
Drawing Superheroes for Today; a series of themed drawing and art workshops for children aged 7-12, £8
12:30PM – 4:30PM
Meet The Artist: Terry Scales – West Greenwich Library
Terry Scale’s exhibition Thames Vistas: Bermondsey to Greenwich is on display in West Greenwich Library until 2 Nov (oils, watercolours, prints) – free
1PM
Lunchtime concert – St Alfege
Anna Prowse, mezzo soprano, Neus Peris, piano – free
2PM
How Black People Won World War II – National Maritime Museum
”Black History Walks outlines African, Caribbean and Asian contribution to Britain’s World War II efforts” – free
7PM and 8PM
Solar Wind Experiment: Concert On The Great Map – National Maritime Museum
A composition by Dominic Murcott for theremin, choir and recorded voices; performed by Lydia Kavina and the choir of ORNC – free
SUN 20 OCT
9:30AM – 12:30PM
5k and 10k run – Greenwich Park
Organised by The Race Organiser, £19
11AM and 2PM
The Interesting Narrative of my Life – National Maritime Museum
Explore Chinese, Indian, African and Arctic cultures through stories or hands on activities, family fun – free
7:30PM
John Tams & Barry Coope: Magical Folk Music – Cutty Sark
Performance by former winners of the BBC Folk Awards Duo of the Year, £22
MON 21 OCT
10.30AM, 11.30AM, 1PM, 2PM (and 23 Oct)
A visit from the Pacific – National Maritime Museum
Explore Chinese, Indian, African and Arctic cultures through stories or hands on activities, family fun – free
11AM – 4PM
Traditional Chinese ribbon dance and music: big build art activity – Cutty Sark
Family fun – free
11:30AM, 12:30PM and 1:30PM
Trafalgar Day Tours – The Painted Hall, ORNC
Nelson-themed tours exploring his pivotal role in the Battle of Trafalgar and his links to ORNC, £11
6:30PM
Intimate: Close Quarter Music – King Charles Court, ORNC
Part of Rude Health: A Festival Of New Music (an experimental festival of new music and innovative performances by Trinity Laban students) – free
TUE 22 OCT
10.30AM, 11.30AM, 1PM and 2PM
Stories from around the world – National Maritime Museum
Explore Chinese, Indian, African and Arctic cultures through stories or hands on activities, family fun – free
11AM – 4PM
Bollywood dance performances and workshops: big build art activity – Cutty Sark
Family fun – free
1PM – 3PM
Halloween Half Term – Visitor Centre, ORNC
Spooky Halloween arts and crafts – free
2PM and 4PM
The Scarecrow’s Wedding – Greenwich Theatre
“An award-winning adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s bestselling book”
7PM
Greenwich Mathsjam – Lower Deck Bar, Dreadnought Building, ORNC
Meeting of maths enthusiasts (every second-last Tuesday of the month)
7PM
Seven Eyes – King Charles Court, ORNC
Part of Rude Health: A Festival Of New Music – free