Nuova Concerts are group of young musicians who are running a series of musical events online. See below for up and comming events

Lucy Pond: Flute Recital – 28 Feb, 5PM

This Sunday at 5pm we have a solo flute recital by Royal College of Music graduate Lucy Pond––programme to include works by Bach, Debussy and others. Tickets cost £4.99 and the stream will be available to watch for 4 hours. It’s really easy: simply buy tickets, then wait to receive a link to access the concert 5 minutes before. Ticket Info.

Jaclyn Rosenfeld by Candlelight: A Concert-Meditation – 6 Mar, 6PM

Next Saturday, we have something slightly different from cellist Jaclyn Rosenfeld. She’ll be performing a collection of solo cello works alongside poetry. Details about tickets and how to watch are the same as before. Ticket Info.

Tapestry UK are running regular Zoom activities daily on week days. These activities include singing, art classes and dance. Download the document below if you are interested.

A Scam and Fraud Prevention presentation via the Zoom video app that aims to raise awareness of the fastest growing form of crime in the UK and how best to prevent yourself from falling victim.

The talk explains how criminals identify and approach their targets, the social engineering techniques they use and how best to keep yourself from falling victim. It covers the types of scams we are currently seeing in the banking industry during this COVID pandemic and, should you be approached, how and where to seek help.

When: Friday 19^th February 2021 at 13:30hrs – 14:30hrs

Where: Zoom using the Meeting ID:  956 3135 9466

If you are joining on a laptop/desktop you can use this direct link: https://rbs.zoom.us/j/95631359466

For more information, please contact Recheal.valderama@ageukeastlondon.org.uk or 0751466 4913

Every year Cody Dock supports the RSPB big garden birdwatch by offering our gardens and river front as a location to take part and, by providing resources and materials to help participants learn more about local wildlife. We don’t all have a garden but we can all take part and do our bit, so this year we are going to be supporting the count in a different way. Take part on your daily walk along the Lea or from your local greenspace, garden or balcony!

Cody Dock has created a digital resource pack on our website to help you explore and learn more about Cody Dock and the wildlife that can be found here. We have also provided a digital survey form which will help us collate data and submit our results to the RSPB.

To get involved follow these links: