Special Interest

SPECIAL INTEREST



Alcoholics Anonymous


Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. If you think you have a drinking problem, we’re here to help.


When: Every Thursday, 8–9.30pm

 


Phone: 020 7833 0022

Email: help@alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk

www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk/




The Alexandra Women's Institute


If you want to make friends, have fun, learn new skills and make a difference, all with other women from your local community, then why not come and see what the Women's Institute is about? You can attend our meetings as guest without being a member (donations of £5 are appreciated).


When: First Tuesday of the month, 8–10 pm




Contact: thealexandrawi@gmail.com

www.thealexandrawi.org.uk




Haringey-Livry Friendship Association (HLFA)


HLFA is a friendly group of local people maintaining town-twinning links with the people of Livry-Gargan (near Paris). Our meetings always involve good food and often have a theme, sometimes with invited outside speakers. Biennial visits are made to Livry-Gargan, and our fund-raising efforts enable us to receive our guests in alternate years. No knowledge of French is necessary to attend our meetings.


When: HLFA meets at CUFOS on some Saturday evenings for social and fund-raising events.


Contact: Del Spencer

Email: derek.spencer@which.net




The Tagoreans


The Tagoreans believe in Rabindranath Tagore’s philosophy of life. We draw our inspiration from his creativity in various fields such as literature, music and art. Our organisation was established in 1965 by the late Tapan Gupta with the aim of conveying to the West the passion and joy of Tagore’s philosophy, creativity, humanitarianism and genius. Our activities include staging plays, musical concerts and dance dramas; organising poetry recitals, lectures, seminars, and exhibitions of arts and crafts; promoting Bengali culture to a wider public in the UK and Europe; and running classes to teach music and dance.


When: Alternate Sundays, 11.00-12.30, and other times


Contact: Manoshi

Email: manoshibarua@hotmail.com

www.tagoreans.org.uk



The Tagore Centre


The Tagore Centre - nurturing culture, breaking boundaries. Promoting excellence in global Tagore Studies, Art, Culture and Heritage.










Phone: +44 7546 117 586

Email: contactus@tagorecentre.org.uk

www.tagorecentre.org.uk