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Sunday Social event: 22 May, 1-5pm at Vestry House Museum, Walthamstow

As part of Sweet Harmony: Radio, Rave & Waltham Forest, 1989-1994 exhibition we’re holding a free event at …

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Graffiti which says, 'You are in gentrification town, until they decide it's time for you to move'
Projects

Ledbury Estate: Tales of fire and precarity

Tales of fire and precarity is a new research project led by Rosa Ainley of Rendezvous Projects and …

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Sweet Harmony

Sweet Harmony, exhibition 25 November 2021 – 2 October 2022

Exhibition and off-site works documenting Waltham Forest’s contribution to the pirate radio and rave scene of the late …

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Sweet Harmony

Post Patchworks rave

The Sweet Harmony rave took place at Patchworks on 16 October 2021, with an exhibition in the space …

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Sweet Harmony

Sweet Harmony rave at Patchworks

Rendezvous Projects and Patchworks, a unique cultural venue in Leyton, are putting on a Sweet Harmony event to …

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Uncle 22 holding the blue plaque outside 18 Sebert Road
Crate Digging

A first for blue heritage plaques

As part of our project celebrating De Underground Records for Newham Heritage Month a blue plaque has been …

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Animated Gif which says 'Explore UK Social History' with Rendezvous Projects
Crate Digging

New Podcast Launch

We’ve been working on a research project with funding from Newham Heritage Month about the history and heritage …

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Limited edition risograph prints by Claudia Schenk, Trockenbrot
Sweet Harmony

Sweet Harmony, part of London Design Festival

Sweet Harmony: Radio, Rave & Waltham Forest, 1989-1994 has been included in this weeks London Design Festival. The …

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Black and white image of people dancing in a club
Sweet Harmony

Ravescene Magazine

Independently published rave zine, published in Chingford in the 90s …

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Estate in Waltham Forest
Sweet Harmony

Radio programmes

Picture above: view of John Drinkwater Tower from Leytonstone Village, showing the North Star pub, 1980s; courtesy of …

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