#local-heritage

#local-heritage

West Oakland Matters is a celebration of 'living heritage,' featuring local artists, vendors with vintage clothing, and community memories, highlighting the area's history.

Summerhill's rebirth started in 2017, after the Braves moved out of Turner Field and Georgia State University took over the stadium, which anchors the area's northwestern corner.

The Macbeth has also played host to the likes of Florence + The Machine, Franz Ferdinand, The xx, Pete Doherty and Fontaines DC, showcasing its significant cultural history.

The painter captures a historic moment of shipbuilding in Ashbridges Bay, showcasing the efforts of workers in a dry dock during the Great War, marking a significant contribution from that area.

"It was a memorable day and we are all confident that the next 15 years will be equally memorable." - Andrew Curtin, Chairman of the Havering Museum.

"We've been organizing this fair for years, and it not only brings joy but also fosters community spirit amongst it's residents. Everyone enjoys the rides, games, and local delicacies."

Jordon Hudson's fisherman-themed ensemble at the Miss Maine pageant paid homage to her father's fishing roots, showcasing her local heritage and creativity in fashion.

The alley by the railway arches in west London serves as a valuable connection to Stamford Brook station, but can become a dead-end when the ticket hall is closed.

"This program provides students with a rare chance to perform in the same space where iconic artists have performed, learning their music in the museum that honors them."

Hornsey Historical Society member David Winskill highlighted the significance of the new name for the pub, suggesting it connects to the area's rich history.

The sale of the Grade II-listed Old Rectory and The Russettings to a developer associated with a derelict pub raises concerns about commitment to conservation.

The Old White Horse, a traditional village pub in North Ockendon, has been sold for 625,000, with completion expected by the end of February.

Menlo Park is recognized as the place where the Warlocks first played, while San Jose is tied to the Grateful Dead’s first performance under that name.