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From a fun and interactive theatre show for kids, to David Attenborough’s informative documentary ‘Can we Save the Planet?’ to revealing debate and enlightening discussion from environmental experts, December’s Green Sundays will give you the low-down on the Copenhagen Summit in an accessible and easy to understand way.

Silent Auction for unique artwork created & inspired by The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore animals! Raffles, Photographs and more! Join us for an evening of art, food, music and fun! Cash & Checks accepted Sponsored by the Greater Baltimore chapter of the American Association of Zookeepers- all proceeds go directly to inhouse training and enrichment projects for animal collection

Green Sundays goes West!!! The monthly meeting place for the ecologically curious goes west to help The Lexi Cinema celebrate its first birthday. The Lexi is a sumptious Edwardian theatre which has had a 21st Century facelift, while still retaining its whimsy and old-fashioned grandeur. But the reason we love it is because 100% of its profits fund an eco-village in South Africa, really making a difference to local people's lives. Programme: 1:30 Creative Local Mapping Workshop – Loop Artist Group makes connections between people, groups and green initiatives.

ALD Life Fun Day Saturday 3rd October at St Francis Park next to Sainsbury’s, Dog Kennel Hill, East Dulwich SE22 8BB. Sainsbury’s local charity of the year, ALD Life, are having a fun day with bouncy castle, tombolas, face painting and loads of other fun for all the family. To volunteer or rent a stall for the day call Sara on 020 8473 7493 or 07881 905886. www.aldlife.org info@aldlife.org

Green Sundays is a free event bringing together the ecologically curious to explore environmental issues through the arts. Each month Green Sundays explores different aspects of environmental debate - from activism to climate change to food - in a relaxed and enjoyable way through live music, debate and film. The October event is hosted in collaboration with the London Islamic Network for the Environment(LINE). Programme 2.30pm onwards in bar/cafe- Delicious food and drink products available from Mighty Veg Delights & Henna Hand Painting

On 5 October 2009, under the auspices of the OPEN DAYS: European Week of Regions and Cities, the top three film-makers from the EPP's Think.Act.Change 60 second film competition will come to Brussels to see their films premiered in a special event at the European Parliament in Brussels.

FREE: Green Sundays at the Arcola Theatre: entertainment and inspiration for the ecologically curious. September sees a free buffet, eco-clowning, green networking and web workshops as well as Green Sunday regulars – the SwapShop on the roof garden and live music, this time in the form of a drumming circle by Caravansary. The short film screenings include Nick Broomfield’s A Time Comes and there will be a chance to meet activists from Greenpeace and Plane Stupid. All welcome – drop in anytime 2:30 – 7:30pm

Philosopher, historian and author Theodore Zeldin, CBE, invites everyone share his birthday at a Feast like no other where instead of food, the menu consists of 'Topics of Conversation’. The invitation is open to all, Londoner’s and visitors alike, with the understanding that you will rediscover the lost art of conversation and perhaps connect with someone outside of your usual social network. "The greatest mystery of our time is what goes on in people's heads," exclaimed Theodore.

A celebration for the cycling community in London.

Forest Farm Peace Garden presents an open day of arts and crafts lessons, activities and performances.