Village Raw - ISSUE 1
Village Raw is a magazine that explores cultural stories from Crouch End, East Finchley, Highgate, Muswell Hill and the surrounding areas. The magazine is created by the community, for the community. If you like this issue you can support the project through a subscription or donation. See the links below. The first issue of Village Raw magazine includes: WOMEN ONLY - Female artists explore the role women have played in Highgate’s history. CRAFTING THE FUTURE - Local crafters championing handmade products. VILLAGE SOUNDS - Q&A with local musicians Gabriella Swallow and Luke Eira. CREATIVITY IS POWER: Rickardo Stewart discusses youth provision and outreach. IN LIMBO: Photographer Dan Bridges captures the essence of Hornsey Town Hall. AN UNDERTONE OF HARMONY - Chriskitch’s Chris Honor discusses harmony. WALK AND TALK (AND EAT) – The Walk and Talk Club. THE HERBAL HOME - The herbal essentials that every home’s medicine chest should have. THE LAST STRAW - N8’s war on single-use plastic. NOT YOUR USUAL SALAD - A recipe from the Sustainable Supper Club. VILLAGE ESSAY - Mina Aidoo writes On Being Human: Learning to Feel Again. AND MORE…
Village Raw is a magazine that explores cultural stories from Crouch End, East Finchley, Highgate, Muswell Hill and the surrounding areas. The magazine is created by the community, for the community. If you like this issue you can support the project through a subscription or donation. See the links below. The first issue of Village Raw magazine includes:
WOMEN ONLY - Female artists explore the role women have played in Highgate’s history.
CRAFTING THE FUTURE - Local crafters championing handmade products.
VILLAGE SOUNDS - Q&A with local musicians Gabriella Swallow and Luke Eira.
CREATIVITY IS POWER: Rickardo Stewart discusses youth provision and outreach.
IN LIMBO: Photographer Dan Bridges captures the essence of Hornsey Town Hall.
AN UNDERTONE OF HARMONY - Chriskitch’s Chris Honor discusses harmony.
WALK AND TALK (AND EAT) – The Walk and Talk Club.
THE HERBAL HOME - The herbal essentials that every home’s medicine chest should have.
THE LAST STRAW - N8’s war on single-use plastic.
NOT YOUR USUAL SALAD - A recipe from the Sustainable Supper Club.
VILLAGE ESSAY - Mina Aidoo writes On Being Human: Learning to Feel Again.
AND MORE…
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VILLAGE IN PICTURES<br />
IN LIMBO<br />
Completed in 1935, Hornsey Town Hall was<br />
designed by Reginald Uren and was the first major<br />
modernist building constructed in the UK. It<br />
was a thriving centre of local administration<br />
until the London Government Act 1963 came into<br />
effect and the newly-formed Haringey Council<br />
moved its headquarters to Wood Green. While the<br />
town hall remained in use, the assembly hall<br />
was closed in 1987 and by 2004 the building<br />
was largely derelict. In 2015 ANA Arts Projects<br />
brought life back to the building, opening it up<br />
as the community-facing Hornsey Town Hall Arts<br />
Centre. Their lease ends this summer when a new<br />
management team will take over as the building<br />
and grounds undergo redevelopment. These<br />
pictures, by photographer Dan Bridge, capture<br />
the moment prior to the changing of the guard<br />
– a building caught in limbo, awaiting the next<br />
stage in its history.<br />
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