London’s summer is getting up and running despite the dodgy weather. The City of London Festival takes place across the city this week; BUDDING ARTISTS NEEDED at the Open mic Summer Sizzler in King’s Cross; Drop-In to the Roundhouse if you’re 16-25 and want to pick up new skills; Camden’s radical theatre is celebrated in a guided walk and a special RADA performance; a marathon of Choir music in Wren’s churches to wrap it all up!

Presented by: Angela Routley, Laura Gallop, Joseph Hughes, Freddy Chick

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Celebrate summer at the Cally Festival at Caledonian Road; catch winner of the London Music Awards classical music prize, Belle Chen at the Royal Academy of Music; indulge your love of all things Vintage at St Stephen’s Hampstead in a pop up vintage fair; check out the exciting new community artwork Walls On Walls at the Castle Road Estate; listen to contemporary London choir at the Union Chapel.

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As the summer gets into gear, Camden is coming into full bloom! Look out for a lecture about the legacy of the Magna Carta at the British Library; anyone with children should head to the Maiden Lane Community Centre on Friday for an art project and again on Saturday for a Family Fun Day; on June 13th Highgate will reach fever pitch with the Fair in the Square; Keat’s House is celebrating life all this week; there’s a new production at Theatro Technis linking ancient Greece to our modern crises.

Script: Freddy Chick and NNDee

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It’s the Bank Holiday weekend=time to crack out the BBQ. Camden Council have compiled a handy list of the best BBQ sites in the borough; Historic Conway Hall will be open at Friday lunchtime for a tour; the Roundhouse hosts ‘The Last Word- – its annual festival of spoken word poetry and you can kick up your heels and learn how to do the Highland fling at Cecil Sharp House’s weekly ceilidh dance.

Danielle Manning, Joe Hughes & Freddy Chick

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Faith Walks Series; St Michael’s Church, Camden Road to Belsize Synagogue; Democracy Walk from Camden Town Hall, through SomersTown to 5 Pancras Square. Swiss Cottage workshop with Maggie Hammond for creative writers, 5pm-8pm Wednesday & short story competition; Dementia at the Tricycle;

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Joseph is back with another bumper edition of ‘Not Just for Sundays’. He brings you all the best praise and worship music with readings from the Bible alongside. This week, there’s so much of the good stuff that we’ve had to split the show into two! Sit back and relax.

Presenter: Joseph Hughes

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Tonight at the Jazz Cafe there’s a performance by legendary singer Carleen Anderson; a new exhibition opens at the King’s Cross visitor centre celebrating 50 years of life at King’s Cross; an evening to exercise your artistic flair at the Zoology Museum at UCL; a murder mystery night also at the UCL; Kentish Town Community Centre celebrates intergenerational week; and the Roundhouse celebrates the power of the human voice all this weekend.

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Things to get out and do in Camden in the next fortnight include: an evening of performances and installations exploring our relationship with Light, at the Wellcome Collection///a new show at the Camden Arts Centre of American minimalist Jo Baer///an evening for fans of Wild Swimming at the British Library///a guided walk of Camden’s religious landmarks with Mayor Lazzaro Pietragnoli///and watch the leaders general election this Tuesday on BBC2 at 9PM!

Read by: Freddy Chick, Danielle Manning & Joseph Hughes

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This month we have bring you stories about change. First, Kentish Town where change is afoot everywhere you look and which has just seen the arrival of Lidl. Is this a change Kentish Towners should welcome? Second, the Regent’s Park estate where a huge change is coming in the shape of HS2. Among the many families and businesses under threat is an incredible bike club that runs in the community centre outside the Silverdale tower. We end the show with a sing-song brought to you by a recent production at the Camden People’s Theatre, Score. Enjoy!

Packages by: Danielle Manning, Freddy Chick

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Ten magical artworks at Swiss Cottage Gallery; The Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology evening of light offerings from 23rd April onwards; Fifty years of the London Borough of Camden; Human Revolution Orchestra as a special guest for ‘Ode to the Human Spirit 2015’ to celebrate UNESCO World Jazz Day at the Union Chapel.

Read by: Ann Carroll, Danielle Manning, Freddy Chick & Marian Larragy

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