For the first time ever, the Tricycle Theatre, Salusbury WORLD, Granville Plus Youth Arts Centre, Capital City Academy and Kilburn Library are collaborating on a diverse programme of creative, educational and celebratory activities for Refugee Week.

MONDAY 14 JUNE

FANTASY LIVES, PRIVATE VIEW, 4 - 6PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE THEATRE, BALDWIN STUDIO
Photography exhibition looking at the ‘everyday’ and the ‘fantasy’ by Capital City Academy students from around the world. Admission: Free

TUESDAY 15 JUNE

DEFINE REFUGE, 2PM VENUE: TRICYCLE THEATRE
Drama performances by College of North West London ESOL students, exploring the theme of ‘refuge’. As well as music performances by ‘Ewasere’, the Salusbury School drummers. Food and drink will be provided after the event. Admission: Free - seats should be reserved with the Box Office.

THURSDAY 17 JUNE

KILBURN LIBRARY, 2PM
‘Garden of Refuge’ grand opening at Kilburn Library. Featuring artwork displayed in the garden by Salusbury School students.. Admission: Free.

TRICYCLE SINGERS, 7 - 7.30PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE GALLERY
The Tricycle singers will perform a medley of cover songs by refugee singers including: Bob Marley, Wyclef Jean and more. Admission: Free.

REBUILDING HOPE, 8PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEMA
Rebuilding Hope is a documentary film about three young Sudanese refugees on their first homecoming trip back to Sudan - to find their families, understand the situation on the ground in South Sudan, and seek to rebuild their country, devastated by decades of civil war. Followed by a Q&A. Admission: £10 / £8.

FRIDAY 18 JUNE

ANIMATION SCREENING, 1PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEMA
Screenings of animations by children from the Salusbury WORLD Refugee Centre. Also see the premier of ‘Think Twice’ a short film made by years 8 & 9 Capital City Academy pupils. Admission: Free - seats should be reserved with the Box Office.

TAKE REFUGE CELEBRATION EVENT, 6PM - 8.30PM
VENUE: GRANVILLE PLUS YOUTH ARTS CENTRE
Family event hosted by comic and rap artist Doc Brown celebrating the work of young people through dance, music and drama performances. Come along to and enjoy a night of celebration, music and free food from around the world. Food from 6-7pm. Admission: Free. More information: Tina Ramdeen: 020 8937 3612 or tina.ramdeen@brent.gov.uk

SATURDAY 19 JUNE

FAMILY CINEMA: THE SOUND OF MUSIC, 1PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEMA
A classic and one of the most popular musicals of all time! Starrimg Julie Andrews. Admission: £4.50 / £3.50.

WEEKEND WORLD CINEMA, 4PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEM
A Rebuilding Hope (information as for Thursday 17 June - with no Q&A).
Admission: £8 / £7

SUNDAY 20 JUNE

WEEKEND WORLD CINEMA, 3PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEMA
Rebuilding Hope (information as for Thursday 17 June - with no Q&A).

SMILE SHORT FILM SCREENINGS, 4.45PM
VENUE: TRICYCLE CINEMA
Watch 10 short documentary films made by young refugees.
Admission: £4.50 / £3.50.

Throughout Refugee Week, the Tricycle cinema will screen short films made by refugees with the SMILE project before each of the scheduled film screenings. More information about the SMILE project can be found at www.smileproject.org.uk

VENUES AND BOOKING INFORMATION
Tricycle Theatre / Cinema / Gallery 269 Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR Box Office: 020 7328 1000 For more info contact: Anna Myers: 020 7372 6611 anna@tricycle.co.uk
Granville Plus Youth Arts Centre 80 Granville Road, London, NW6 5RA For more info contact: Tina Ramdeen: 020 8937 3612 tina.ramdeen@brent.gov.uk
Kilburn Library 42 Salusbury Road, London, NW6 6NN