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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
20th February 1847 Swashbuckling actor William Terriss was born in London.
20th February 1673 1st recorded wine auction held (London)
20th February 1547 The Coronation of Edward VI in Westminster Abbey.
Art, Ethics and Chilled Music
Chilled music to enjoy, if you can find the door that is
Location: Richmond Road, Dalston, E8 4AA
Description: This art space in Dalston is really something, that's if you can find the door to get in!
Hidden down a back alley off Kingsland Road in Dalston, 'Passing Clouds' isn't the easiest place to find, but that's part of the appeal. This art space is the brainchild of Oxford graduate William Beaufroy and is occupied by a collection of well-educated artists, musicians and performing artists.
Taking a stance for artistic impression, conscious education, social welfare, but above all, harmony amongst people - this really is a welcoming venue.
With strange folk, a delightful colonial boudoir upstairs, and of course a couple of bars for refreshment, you can take in and enjoy the afro beats, reggae, dub, funk, Balkan and Latin tunes...all this in a really happy atmosphere.
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