Bass Tone seeks to build a sense of pride in belonging to Kilburn, improve the wellbeing and celebrate Kilburn’s musical contribution to the wider cultural landscape of London. 

Working with various Kilburn based organisations, groups and individuals there will be a series of free sessions curated by local artist Linett Kamala from Lin Kam Art that explores the rich musical history of Kilburn through a range of exciting activities held in different locations across Kilburn, such as listening sessions, afternoon tea, dance classes, talks, walks, etc.  There will be call-out to local people to have their musical stories recorded and archived. 

Healing Choir is a new, weekly gathering to take place in Kilburn’s Tin Tabernacle: a space for people to come together through communal vocalisation, breath, and gentle movement. It’s an uplifting, reciprocal, and transformative community practice, promoting health and wellbeing. 

A unique, new, and original sound repertoire will be created together through self-expression, drawing inspiration from global vocal practices, and responding to nature and the human experience. 

Led by local artist & composer Sharon Gal, and supported by PAPRIKA Collective, Healing Choir suits all abilities, backgrounds, ages, and experiences, remaining accessible and welcoming to all. 

Crafted to empower Kilburn parents and families, the Family Enterprise Programme is a dynamic and inclusive initiative. Geared towards children aged 7-16+ in primary, secondary, and home education environments, the program focuses on nurturing entrepreneurship skills, building confidence, and increasing life skills.   

From the creators and producers of The Kilburn Tapestries, local artists (Electronic Sheep) propose a new project called Kilburn in Motion – a creative inclusive community-led film project celebrating and recording Kilburn’s history, architecture, cultures, and people. This film is not just a documentation of the area but an art film with deeper meaning and context capturing all the beauty that Kilburn has to offer and drawing out what we (residents) covet for future planning.  

All ages and cultures from the community will be included in the making of this film and we will be looking for locals to become involved – Kilburn in Motion will be accessible, enjoyable and ideally a far-reaching project that will resonate with the area and beyond – to all who love and experience Kilburn, city life, diaspora, art, culture and heritage. 

In the lead up to World Car Free day, Priory Park Road will feature three temporary car-free space days, free from noise, stress and pollution.

The project will provide training opportunities and emphasize environmental and community well-being, surveying people of all ages for their thoughts, ideas and needs for reclaiming this space for rest, play, socialising, entertainment or otherwise. 

The final event on Friday 20th September will celebrate “World Car Free Day“, with music and fun activities whilst envisioning “Kilburn Oasis” as a new permanent green, car free community space for everyone in or visiting Kilburn. 

Repair Club is an initiative which aims to empower residents by working with them to fix their personal items, mainly focusing on repairing household electricals. Monthly sessions will be guided by volunteer fixers and open to all in the community whilst week on week we will focus on improving the skills of volunteer fixers. We hope to combating issues raised by the cost of living crisis, climate change and social isolation hand in hand. 

Curating, designing and publishing a printed & e-version of a ‘Kilburn What's On Guide’ highlighting positive activities in Kilburn Brent/Camden showcasing venues, restaurants, businesses, education, talented individuals and local events.

We'll involve the community in developing better provision of publicly-accessible toilets on Kilburn High Road. Working with our volunteer team our age-friendly Kilburn worker will test public opinion and user satisfaction and organise back-up for businesses opening their toilets to the public. We'll arrange discussions, presentations and film-shows on this vital public health issue for community groups, young people and schools.    

In this project North and South Kilburn will be linked through food heritage portraits of local residents. 

We will run workshops with an artist at Kilburn Grange and Granville Rec in summer 2024 to create the portraits and celebrate our diversity and delicious heritages! Food is unites us all!  

Kilburn let’s reclaim local street benches and create community hotpots for us to socialise, share, connect and entertain.  

Kilburn residents will re-imagine local public benches with a local artist for everyone in the community to use, to meet new people, to rest, and to reconnect with and learn about our neighbourhood.  

Slow Down Sundays is a month of weekly outdoor celebrations for everybody in Kilburn launched by an exciting original theatre piece created and performed by Kilburn residents aged 55+.  

Womens Wellbeing with Pampering by Pamela is a holistic service, for women of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy a safe and inclusive space, in comfortable and diverse settings. We offer meditation, mindful movement, pampering, creative therapies, and different activities to nourish your mind, body and soul. 

Join us for some self-love, relaxation, learn something new, professional and peer support, enjoy and have fun, community spirit, make new friends or pop by for afternoon tea... 

Top Form Futbol is a North West London based collective of friends and family with a shared passion for football. Varying from players in the professional & semi professional game, coaches, teachers and mentors - most of which have grown up or played football in and around the Kilburn area.  

Top form will be delivering football coaching and mentoring in Kilburn for young people aged 8-19 (volunteers aged 14+ are welcome).   

Young people will engage in weekly football training sessions and mentoring, with the opportunity to coach, officiate and plan/play in a tournament which will take place in the summer as well as complete an accredited Sports Leaders course. 

Different Gravy needs your help to bring an exciting new photography project to Kilburn!  

Our diverse team of young professional photographers, together with local youth organisations, will run a three-month analogue photography workshop for young people to teach skills ranging from camerawork to leadership.  

Together, we want to create a project with a meaningful impact that encapsulates the spirit of Kilburn’s residents, providing an outlet for self-representation and culminating in a summertime exhibition!