Women's History Month - East End Review

‘You can’t be in solidarity with something you can’t see’ - how a working men’s club celebrated its female history

A working men’s club doesn’t seem like the most likely place to honour the contributions of women, but the Mildmay Club has challenged this apparent misconception

Author: Gabriel Wilding

‘You can’t be in solidarity with something you can’t see’ - how a working men’s club celebrated its female history

‘Great things begin here’ – Rosemary Branch Theatre marks 30 years of female leadership

Known to fans and staff as the Rosie, the Rosemary Branch has been a cornerstone of Hackney and Islington’s cultural scene since the mid-1990s

Author: Lizzie McAllister

‘Great things begin here’ – Rosemary Branch Theatre marks 30 years of female leadership

Former men’s-only members club launches inaugural Women’s History Month celebrations

The Mildmay Club opened to men only in 1888, and only became fully accessible to women in 2010

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Former men’s-only members club launches inaugural Women’s History Month celebrations

Women’s History Month arts programme shines spotlight on 'extraordinary' East London figures

Alternative Arts’ programme of workshops, exhibitions, talks and performances begins on 1 March and takes place across the East End

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Women’s History Month arts programme shines spotlight on 'extraordinary' East London figures

Hackney's unsung heroines to be celebrated at International Women’s Day film screening

‘Women from Hackney’s History’, inspired by the two-part book series of the same name, will premiere at the Rio Cinema next month

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Hackney's unsung heroines to be celebrated at International Women’s Day film screening

Celebrating Women’s History Month in East London

There’s a series of events going on all over East London to mark Women’s History Month

Author: East End Review