Events

On Turning Up

Ed Webb-Ingall shares a work in progress screening of From Dolphin Close and discusses collaborative practices with Rhea Storr

MARSH BODIES

Listen to our 3-part podcast series following water from Bexley’s marshlands through silt and mud, to the clouds above our heads and the cells within our bodies, written by architects and artists Anyu Chan and Rosa Whiteley.

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    • The image shows a group of people walking on a grassy path next to a construction site with large concrete buildings and cranes. The sky is cloudy with some light breaking through. The people are wearing casual outdoor clothing, suggesting a cool day.

    Beneath the pavement, the marshes 2024

    Collaboration between Three Rivers Bexley and Crossness Nature Reserve

    Furrowing for Fungi

    Fungi Futures, Rights for Weeds & Friends of Lesnes Abbey and Woods.

    Lesnes Abbey Woodland Festival

    Friends of Lesnes Abbey and Woods

    Erith Made 2023

    Erith Town Centre Partnership

    Two men are in the woods looking closely at the bark of a tree trunk using magnifying glasses.

    REIMAGINING THE GREAT TIDE

    Breakwater & Friends of Lesnes Abbey & Woods

    Beneath the Pavement, The Marshes

    The Bexley Responder: Issue 1

    Ed Webb-Ingall & Rosen Eveleigh

    IT STARTS WITH A SMILE

    Re-Instate

    ACTING FOR CHANGE

    Act for Change & London College of Performing Arts.

    THREE RIVERS ART CLUB

    Angela Stocker, Nicola Corrigan & Belvedere Community Centre

    THE GREEN THEN AND NOW

    St Augustine's Church & Crayford Manor Historical Society

    SOLIDARITY SOUND SYSTEM

    Dani Smith & RTM.FM

    ERITH MADE

    The Exchange

    Film still showing the title "Dolphin Close" in the middle in yellow. Someone's hand are seen opening a lock on a metal, greenish gate, on which there is a yellow notice board. Behind the gate, greenery, grass and trees can be seen.

    On Turning Up

    Ed Webb-Ingall shares a work in progress screening of From Dolphin Close and discusses collaborative practices with Rhea Storr

    Earthly Accomplice at Crossness Pumping Station

    Felix Taylor & Imani Mason Jordan

    Wanderlust Hill

    Rosie Ridgway & The South East Way

    Listening to the Bees

    Elise Guillaume & Ridgeway Users

    Ball Out

    The Cageâ„¢

    Inhabiting the Foreshore

    Victoria Knoakes & Crosssness River Action Group

    CRITICS CLUB 2023

    Clem McLeod & Worms

    Dancing in the Streets

    Dynamix Dance

    GROWING TOGETHER

    Build-Up, Bexley SNAP & Belvedere Community Centre

    THREE WALKS FOR THREE RIVERS

    J D Swann

    Making Ties

    Aya Haidar & Belvedere Community Centre

    BIG HEADS PARADE

    James Edward Frost & Re-Instate

    A tiny protest placard made of an envelope stuck to an ice lolly stick. on the placard it says A BIGGER SIGN next to a diagram of stick men holding progressively larger placards.

    The Hundred Club

    Ruth Beale & TACO!

    The Gift of Blackberries (Summer 2024)

    Collaboration between Three Rivers Bexley, Rights for Weeds, Maia Magoga & Compost Mentis

    This Is No Ordinary World

    Blanc Sceol & Tump 39 volunteers.

    Slade Green Goes Marching On!

    Post Workers Theatre & Slade Green Knights F.C

    A group of people are gathered around a table covered with paints, prints and plants.

    Marsh Mellow

    Sadie St. Hilaire, Victoria Noakes, JD Swann & Rights For Weeds

    Cooking with Nettles

    Maia Magoga & Thamesmead Social Gardens

    Walking on the Wild Side

    J D Swann & Crossness Nature Reserve

    Bexley Collective

    64 Million Artists & Bexley Voluntary Service Council

    TAKE A SEAT

    David Doherty & Greenwich and Bexley Community Hospice

    HORIZON LINES

    TAPE Collective & Active Horizons

    CRITIC'S CLUB

    Gabrielle de la Puente & Zarina Muhammad (The White Pube)

    SUNPRINTS

    Sarah Garrod

    The Jubilee Jamboree

    Continental Drifts

    Thamesmead Festival 2021

    Serious & Thamesmead Festival Production Group

    Three Rivers is hosted by Peabody Trust, with support from Orbit and Red House National Trust, and funded by Arts Council England through their national Creative People and Places programme.