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Diary December 2019.Rtf Diary December 2019 Sun 1 CNHSS: Great North Wood, Jane McLauchlin/Celia Bailey, Farquhar Rd/Crystal Palace Parade, 10am Meditators' Meeting, Ged Valente, Grove Park, 10.30am Croydon Airport Society: Visitor Centre Open Day, 11am-4pm Friends of West Norwood Cemetery: West Norwood Cemetery Tour, Main Gate, Norwood Rd, 11am Sunday Assembly London: Purpose and Passion, Caroline Ludbrook, Conway Hall, Holborn, 11am Croydon Ecology Centre: Grand Xmas Bazaar, Heathfield House, 12-4.30pm St Christopher's: Annual Christmas Memorial Service, Crystal Palace Park (near Penge entrance), 4pm Croydon Minster: Advent Carols, Choir at Advent, 6.30pm Mon 2 Gresham: Gardens of Empire: Kew & Colonial Botanic Gardens, Jim Endersby, Barnards Inn Hall, 6pm Dracula Society: Christmas Party! Winchester Room, The George, Borough High Street, 7.30pm CNHSS: The Biology of Christmas, Jane McLauchlin, ECURC, 7.45pm SCLS: Light-hearted and Seasonal Songs, Meadvale Singers, Redhill United Reformed Church, 7.45pm Streatham Society: Members' Christmas Party, Members Only, Woodlawns, 8pm Tue 3 DLC: 2040 (PG|2019|92 mins|UK), 7.30pm Invisible Palace: Charters, Enclosures & Meeting Places, Martin Spence/Julie Timbrell, CP M'm, 7.30pm BBLHS: A Beginner in Writing History, Tudor Davies, Trinity URC, 7.45pm Purley Literary Society: Turner v Constable: the Great British Paint-Off, Nicola Moreby, PURC, 8pm SMLS: Quiz, Jeff & Elizabeth Fleischer, St Mildred's Centre, 30 Bingham Road, Addiscombe, 8pm Crystal Scientifique: Aldous Huxley Between Arts & Sciences, Dr Philip Ward, Antenna Café, SE19, 8pm ODHS: The Falklands War of 1982, Major-General Julian Thompson, URC, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted, 8pm Wed 4 Gresham: Finding Purpose in Your Career, Professor Alex Edmans, Museum of London, 6pm Pubsci: The Annual PubSci Christmas Science Quiz: Let Them Eat Cake III , Old King’s Head, SE1, 7pm Shedunnit Productions: 1940s Noir with a Female Gaze, Helen Jacey, Cinema Museum, 7.30pm DLC: Judy (12A|2019|118 mins|USA), 7.30pm GSitP: The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories, Dr Dan Jolley, Star & Garter, 7.30pm FILMBOX: Maradona (12A|2019|USA|130m) & Sometimes Always Never (12A|2018|UK|91m), 7.30pm Screen25 Discovery: The Souvenir (15|2019|120 min|UK/USA), Harris Academy South Norwood, 7.45pm SLS: The Lady with the Lamp: the Florence Nightingale Story, Paul Whittle, SURC, 3 S'stead Hill, 8pm Thu 5 TASB: It’s Not Just Tchaikovsky: the Music of Ballet, Nigel Bates, Beckenham Hall, 10.30am DLC: The Peanut Butter Falcon (12A|2019|97 mins|USA), 2.30 & 7.30pm Group 19: Vincent Van Gogh & the Japanese Print, Marc Woodhead, SAHQ, Westow St, SE19, 7.15pm Dame Cicely Saunders Concert: Celtic Winter Music, Mick Sands etc, St Christopher’s, 7.30pm Kennington Bethlehem Link: Imprisoning a Generation (2018|50 mins|Palestine), Cinema M'm, 7.30pm ESFH Sutton: Christmas Food & Drink, Simon & Sylvia Fowler, St Nicholas's Church Hall, 8pm BBHA: Artists' London, Mireille Galinou, Christ Church Hall, Beckenham, 8pm Fri 6 British-Slovene Society: Christmas Carol Service, St Andrew's-by-the-Wardrobe, EC4, 6.30pm Gothique Film Society: House of Frankenstein & House of Dracula (1944/5), Cinema Museum, 7pm Ruskin House Films:The Great NHS Heist Documentary, Dr Bob Gill, 7.30pm Screen25: Busby (PG|2019|102 min|UK), Harris Academy, South Norwood, 7.45pm CAS: Christmas meeting, Junior Hall, Royal Russell School, 7.45pm Acoustic 50th Anniversary Show, The Strawbs, St George’s, Beckenham, 8pm Sat 7 YuleFest Christmas Market and Lights Switch-on, Brighton Rd, Coulsdon, 11am-7pm (lights 5.30pm) Coulsdon Library: Carol Singing, 10.45am BVWTVM: Music Afternoon, 23 Rosendale Road, SE21, from 11am Christmas Festive Day of Dance, Borough Market and South Bank, 11am-4pm Church of the Good Shepherd: Christmas Fair, Carshalton Beeches, 12-4pm Friends of Honeywood Museum/Ecolocal: Frost Fair 2019, Carshalton Ponds, 1-6pm Stanley Halls: The Nutcracker, 12 South Norwood Hill, SE25, 2pm Laurel and Hardy Society: The Live Ghost Tent, Cinema Museum, 3pm Ruskin House: RNLI Charity Concert, Wandle Ceilidh Band et al, 7pm Christmas Concert, Bromley Youth Music Trust Concert Band, St George’s, Beckenham, 7pm Haydn’s The Creation, Croydon Bach Choir, St Matthew's Church, Chichester Road, 7.30pm Sun 8 Rookery Christmas Fair & Market, Covington Way, Streatham, 11am-4pm Factual Animation Film Festival 2019, Cinema Museum, noon Celebrate Christmas, Bromley Youth Music Trust Choirs, St George’s, Beckenham, 2.30pm West Norwood Feast Christmas Lights Switchon & Ev'g Market, Knight’s Hill/St Luke’s Church, 4-7pm Mon 9 PRA: Christmas Party, Silver Belles and Beaux, Phoenix Centre, 66 Westow St, SE19, 2.30pm RCTS: A Different Pont of View, Steve Sedgwick, ECURC, 7.30pm TLRS: How to go DCC, Martin Whitley, Vestry House, Richmond, 7.30pm Tue 10 DLC: Judy (12A|2019|118 mins|USA|Babes In Arms Screening), 11am Gresham: Film Adaptations of Dickens' Christmas Carol, Dr Christine Corton, Barnards Inn Hall, 6pm Wimbledon Library: Die Hard (15|1991|USA|127 mins), 7pm LURS: Birth of the Tubes, Antony Badsey-Ellis, Cleveland St, W1, 7.15pm DLC: Chained For Life (15|2018|91 min|USA), 7.30pm NSLTC: Review of the Year, ECURC, 7.45pm SMLS: Old Time Music Hall, Morven & Iain Rae, St Mildred's Centre, 30 Bingham Rd, Addiscombe, 8pm Wed 11 RSM: Fitzwilly (U|1967|USA|102 mins), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm FWWL: Lies & Deceit, Johnny Mindlin, 2.30pm Gresham: The Business of Santa Claus in Lapland, Dr Teea Palo, Barnards Inn Hall, 6pm Diana: Christmas meal, Crown and Sceptre, 6.30 for 7pm DLC: Honeyland (12|2019|90 mins|Macedonia), 7.30pm RBLHS: Stories from Members, Time and Talents, The Old Mortuary, Rotherhithe, 7.30pm Kennington Bioscope: Moulin Rouge (PG|1928|137 mins|UK), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm Screen25 Odyssey Film Club: Photograph (15|2019|110 min|India), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm Thu 12 General Election Gresham: 1928: Annus Mirabilis of the Christmas Carol, Jeremy Summerly, Barnards Inn Hall, 1 & 6pm DLC: Official Secrets (15|2019|112 mins|USA), 2.30 (subtitled) & 7.30pm Stanley Halls: The Jim Howard Christmas Concert, 12 South Norwood Hill, SE25, 7pm FILMBOX: Mary Poppins Returns (U|2018|130m|UK) & The Bishop's Wife (U|1947|109m|USA), 7.30pm Ceilidh at The Halls: the Climax Ceilidh Band, Stanley Halls, SE25, 8pm Fri 13 Ruskin House Film Club: Sorry We Missed You, (doc'y|2019|UK|100 mins|Ken Loach), 7.30pm LLHS: Pre-Christmas "Show and Tell", Members' evening, Methodist Ch Hall, Albion Way, 7.30pm Roots & Shoots: Hans Christian Anderson Xmas Dinner, Phil Smith, Walnut Tree Walk, SE11, 7.30pm CRMS: Christmas Social, St Mildred’s, Bingham Road, Addiscombe, 7.45pm (& 18) Screen25: Sorry We Missed You (15|2019|101 min|USA), Harris Academy, South Norwood, 7.45pm Sat 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(12A|2019|102 mins|USA), 7.30pm Women and Cocaine: Design for Living (A|1933|91 mins|USA), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm SMLS: Christmas Social, St Mildred's Centre, 30 Bingham Road, Addiscombe, 8pm ODHS Party: Reminiscences of Limpsfield, Charlie Jarrett, URC, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted, 8pm Wed 18 RSM: White Christmas (U|1954|USA|120 mins), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm Kennington Noir: Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid (PG|1982|USA|88 mins), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm OAS: Christmas Meeting, St Francis of Assisi Church Hall, Petts Wood, 7.30pm CNHSS: Entomology Section Meeting, Beginners' Room, ECURC, 7.45 for 8pm SLS: Musical Evening, Surrey Harmony Choir, SURC, 3 Sanderstead Hill, 8pm Thu 19 DLC: Last Christmas (12A|2019|102 mins|USA|subtitled), 2.30pm Film School: Edward Scissorhands (12|1990|105 mins|USA), Cinema Museum, 7pm DLC: Monos (15|2019|102 mins|Colombia, etc), 7.30pm LCGB: The Restoration of 92 Squadron, Dr Steve Lacey, ECURC, 7.30pm Norwood Society: Social evening with a Local History Flavour, UNL, 7.30pm SLLHG: Christmas Event, Keith Holdaway, Phoenix Centre, 8pm Fri 20 Screen25: It's A Wonderful Life (U|1946|130 min|USA), Harris Academy, South Norwood, 7pm Stanley Halls: The Lock In Christmas Carol, The Demon Barbers, 12 South Norwood Hill, SE25, 7.30pm Sat 21 Stanley Halls: Homecoming! 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