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Join artist and filmmaker Catherine Yass as she discusses her latest film 'Flood Barrier' at Eastbury Manor House in Barking. This thought-provoking film showcases a colossal guillotine-like structure, known as the Barking Creek Flood Barrier, which has gained newfound urgency in our battle against the climate crisis. With an anticipated increase in flooding in East London in the years to come (according to a Climate Central environmental study in 2021), this film couldn't be more timely. Catherine Yass, a Turner Prize nominee in 2002, is renowned for her unique approach to photography and filmmaking. Through the manipulation of camera angles and color distortion, she challenges established power dynamics. In 'Flood Barrier', Yass employs her visual language to offer viewers a fresh perspective on the structure and its surroundings, highlighting the pressing environmental and political issues it represents. The release of 'Flood Barrier' coincides with the 70th anniversary of The Great Flood of 1953, considered one of Britain's most devastating natural disasters of the 20th century. This film, part of the broader public program 'Breaking Waves', aims to raise awareness of the connection between our current climate crisis and our industrial heritage. Don't miss the opportunity to experience 'Flood Barrier' at Eastbury Manor House from November 5th to December 17th, 2023. This event, titled "A talk with artist Catherine Yass at Eastbury Manor House," promises to be an insightful exploration of the intersection between art, the environment, and our shared future. Admission is free, making it accessible to all who wish to engage with this important dialogue.

Join the Physical activity in Barking & Dagenham event on Wednesday, 6th December, organized by Barking Sports 4 Change, in collaboration with the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, London Sport, Club Matters, and Sport England. This event aims to explore the Barking and Dagenham Physical Activity Profile, a comprehensive assessment developed by London Sport, and understand its implications for the communities in Barking & Dagenham. In this two-hour workshop, you will have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and organizations that are actively involved in promoting physical activity in the area. Club Matters will also conduct a funding readiness workshop, providing valuable insights into upcoming funding opportunities. The event venue is conveniently located near Becontree tube station, with easy access via the 173, 287, and 687 buses. If you prefer to drive, free parking is available at Barking Rugby Football Club, adjacent to the venue. This is a unique chance to connect with professionals working towards a healthier and more active Barking & Dagenham. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain direct access to support, explore funding options, and make a positive impact on your community. Admission is free, so mark your calendar for 6th December and join us at the Barking Rugby Football Club Ground in Goresbrook for this important event.

Eastbury Manor House in Barking is proud to host the highly anticipated Eastbury Scratch, a thrilling scratch theatre and spoken word night featuring talented London-based artists. Presented by the esteemed organization Spoken not Stirred, this event promises an unforgettable evening of short performances, monologues, and more. Get ready to be enthralled by an array of exciting artists as they unveil their latest material and works in progress. This unique event offers you the rare opportunity to engage with the creators, delve into their creative process, and gain a glimpse into their visionary minds. Additionally, there will be an open mic segment, allowing anyone to share a brief excerpt of their own work. Eastbury Scratch has been meticulously developed in collaboration with Spoken not Stirred to ensure an exceptional experience for all attendees. The event will commence promptly at 7pm, so please arrive on time to avoid missing any of the captivating performances. Please note that latecomers may be asked to wait until a suitable break in the program before entering the space. To ensure your comfort throughout the evening, a bar will be available, offering a selection of refreshing beverages and delectable snacks for purchase. Eastbury Scratch is an event suitable for individuals aged 15 and above. Don't miss your chance to be part of this remarkable artistic experience at Eastbury Manor House on December 7, 2023. Secure your tickets now, priced at £0 - £7, and prepare to be enthralled by the talent on display.