Monthly meet up to discuss a great read, along with drinks & good company

This November we'll be diving into Annie Ernaux's most defining work, Les Années (in English, The Years. You can read the book in any language.)

From cave paintings to TikTok, stories underpin our understanding of the world An introductory look at the principals underpinning human stories – and how to use them in our favour.

Gifted and experienced facilitator David Labi is running a regular series of dynamic, interactive, and intimate personal-growth workshops at Full Circle.

Back by popular demand! A new season of encounters to meet other social singles.

Bring friends or just come by yourself. We’ll help break the ice with our social engineering magic and throw together our signature cocktails.

Booking required.

Treat yourself to an in-depth initiation series into the long-standing discipline of yoga. The series comprises six sessions, each focusing on specific yoga poses (asanas) and for a particular area of your body. This final session is dedicated to pranayama, focusing on key breathing and relaxation techniques. 

Please bring your own mat. Other materials will be provided. 

Kenzo Nera is a Belgian harmonicist based in Brussels, and a  singer in his spare time. With Malagasy guitarist Joel Rabesolo, they engage in a rich repertoire that combines jazz, Brazilian music and rock classics. Playing as a duo grants free rein to their joyful creativity, spontaneity and virtuoso flights.

Join us for an evening filled with great live music and fabulous atmosphere.

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ABOUT JAZZ CAFE AT FULL CIRCLE

After a sold out premiere in September we are delighted to bring to you another phenomenal line up with George Zacharopoulos (Greece), Jacob Taarnhøj (Denmark), and Xavi Castells (Spain), all of them still under the supervision of MC Nigel Williams.  NB : One free drink is included with your ticket (Glass of wine, beer, soft drink).  George ZacharopoulosGeorge is Greek and moved to Britain at 18 to study Biochemistry lured by the idea of living in the country of Hugh Grant, Mr Bean and Lady Diana; Due to t

Felix Mendelssohn’s oratorio about the prophet Elias has remained a favourite of choirs and audiences ever since the composer himself conducted the premiere (in English) at the Birmingham Festival in 1846.

The oratorio is the vivid portrayal of Elias, who opens the piece with a curse bringing a drought upon the faithless Israelites. He urges them to renounce the idol worship of the god Baal, promoted by King Ahab, and to return to the Lord. Despair, cruelty, relief and mercy all play their part in the story until the turmoil is finally resolved.