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Camden Alive
Camden Alive is a programme of arts and cultural events that celebrates the people of Camden. Sharing our diverse heritage through creativity, Camden Alive will capture the sights, sounds and spirit of the borough and what it means to live and work in Camden. Through music, dance, food, fashion, gardening, performance and visual art the stories of our neighbourhoods will unfold and be showcased by the creation of the virtual Camden People’s Museum. Click here to find out more.
Bloomsbury Festival 2019
Inspired by the 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landings, the 2019 Bloomsbury Festival takes the theme of Small Steps and Giant Leaps. On 20 July 1969 a lone figure made a muffled pronouncement “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”. Neil Armstrong was that man, but behind the lunar landings were more than 400,000 NASA engineers, scientists and technicians and millions more were inspired by the feat. In 2019 they celebrate the small vital contributions alongside the famous moments, shining a light on the radical imaginations, institutions and residents of contemporary Bloomsbury.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2019
October is Black History Month, with aims of celebrating and commemorating the black contributions to our society and culture. Camden has a rich mix of events happening all across the borough to join in these celebrations. We've rounded up the best theatre, art, music, lectures and more to see this October. Highlights include: Round House Rising Festival, An Evening at The Comedy Factory and Lectures at the British Museum. Click here to discover more!
Cromer Street Mural by Mohammed Ali
This wall art explores stories of journey, arrival and hope by people making Cromer Street their home. It was made by aerosol artist Mohammed Ali who worked with residents to reveal stories from the neighbourhood.
You can experience this artwork in augmented reality by downloading the Camden People’s Museum app which will launch on the 13th of October. You will hear the voices of Cromer Street residents, sharing their experiences of living in Camden.
You can experience this artwork in augmented reality by downloading the Camden People’s Museum app which will launch on the 13th of October. You will hear the voices of Cromer Street residents, sharing their experiences of living in Camden.
What is Camden?
This film, by directing duo James & James - comprising of film makers James Coyle and Jamie McCormack, is their homage to the borough of Camden. Jamie McCormack grew up in Queen’s Park, went to school in Cricklewood and spent many a teenage near-nefarious night out on the streets of Camden - primarily Camden Town, Belsize Park and Kentish town. In all that time he never realised just how big and varied the borough of Camden is- and when we found out we wanted to make a film that explored it properly - a paean to the borough that was home to so many memories.
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The majority of content is produced by our users and is overseen by the Arts and Tourism team at Camden Council . Through various avenues such as event listings, articles, neighbourhood and organisation
pages, Love Camden is your go to site for everything creative in Camden.
Our priority is to push the content that highlights Camden as one of the most diverse boroughs in London.
pages, Love Camden is your go to site for everything creative in Camden.
Our priority is to push the content that highlights Camden as one of the most diverse boroughs in London.
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