What to Do This Weekend: Celebrate the Spice Girls and St. Patrick’s Day
Our top pick for Saturday 17 March and Sunday 18 March....
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It’s quite possible to be stuck in a routine-rut even on weekends. Well, now that you’re admitting it to yourself…we’re here to douse you in ice cold, Kultur-Aid to get you up and out, seeing and doing. In addition to our daily ‘What to do Today’ features, we bring you ‘What to do This Weekend’ so that you’re never without a plan.
What to Do This Weekend: Celebrate the Spice Girls and St. Patrick’s Day
Saturday
First on the docket, for today 17 March… go to a Spice Girls fitness class with Frame in Fitzrovia.
Open to Spice-girl-wanabees of all levels, these classic hits and old tunes are the perfect opportunity to dust off your old routine. And just in time for the group’s reunion…might be a good idea to tighten those moves, you know, just in case they’re recruiting. Ben Vivian-Jones leads this 120 minute class. If you can’t make it today, there’s another class next Saturday. Frame also offers Destiny’s Child, Rihanna, Beyoncé and Beyoncé Beginners workshops. Just saying.
Where and when? 25-33 Berners St, Fitzrovia, W1T 3LR / 0203 375 1936; Class begins at 2:30pm. Cost: £12.50; book at Move Your Frame.
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Sunday
The next order of business, for tomorrow 18 March…see what’s the craic at a St. Patrick’s Film Festival by Irish Film London.
Today, the last day of the festival, The London Film School will screen the Moon Man (90mins), which follows the story of Moon Man and how he learns that his children need him. A Children’s Shadow Animation Workshop will be held after the screening. The films Kíla: Pota Óir (60mins), a documentary about one of Ireland’s most respected cult bands will show at Prince Charles Cinema with a Q&A following. An Béal Bocht (30mins), an animated adaptation of Flann O’Brien’s only novel written in Irish, will also play at Prince Charles Cinema.
Where and when? 18 March, 6:45pm – 8:15pm at Prince Charles Cinema 7 Leicester PL London, WC2H 7BY UK.
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