This looks interesting for anyone in London in May. cheers,
Sol. ----- Original Message ----- Subject: [refed] Museum of Immigration and Diversity A message from 19 Princelet Street : On Sunday 2 May (and every Sunday in May) the opens its dusty doors from 12 - 5pm to celebrate France's Printemps des Musées, and the stories of thousands of French Huguenot refugees who shaped this area and the wider British society. A timely opening, coinciding with recent statements by Trevor Phillips and renewed public debate about 'Britishness', our acclaimed exhibition SUITCASES AND SANCTUARY - an outstanding achievement created by primary schoolchildren from many backgrounds, living in Tower Hamlets - challenges visitors to discover the true stories of British immigration and settlement. Visitors can explore the magical Grade II* listed building, redolent of many overlapping immigrant communities, at 19 Princelet Street, London's Museum of Conscience. LEAVE TO REMAIN is a concurrent exhibition by 3 contemporary refugee artists taking a wry look at asylum in Britain today. To learn more about our work to create a space and educational resource where people from all communities and cultures come together, visit www.19princeletstreet.org.uk Open FREE (donations encouraged), 12noon to 5pm: Sunday 2 May, Sunday 9 May, Sunday 16 May, Sunday 23 May & Sunday 30 May Please help us with our 'word of mouse' initiative, and forward this email on so that your friends and colleagues can discover this amazing place. If you have been forwarded this message and would like to receive further bulletins click on www.19princeletstreet.org.uk/contact.html or email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] We look forward to seeing you. 19 Princelet Street , Spitalfields, London E1 6QH (nearest tubes: Liverpool Street, Aldgate East)
