November flurry of activities

The run-up to the festive season has started, and lights are switched on in various parts of London. Cue our iconic lightbulb bowler hats from the Olympic Closing Ceremony:

• 24 November at 4pm
  Newham Festival of Lights
  A small group of Pandemonium Drummers will lead children from local schools and the public from Newham Town Hall to a stage in Pilgrim Way E6. At about 4.30pm the Newham Mayor Robin Wales will turn on the Christmas Lights at Pilgrims Way.
• 25 November at 12noon
  Hampstead Christmas Festival
  Celebrating the switching on of the Christmas Lights on Hampstead High Street, London NW3, the Pandemonium Drummers will lead a procession to open the Hampstead Christmas Festival. 

And we reported previously on another appearance on 30th November.

All details are on our Events page.

Photo and Video Shoots with the Pandemonium Drummers

In other news, eleven Pandemonium Drummers were invited to a photo shoot at the London College of Communication earlier this week to support a student project. We will report back once the project is complete.

A group of drummers will join another group of Olympic volunteers for a special video shoot that will hopefully make an impact. That's all we can say at the moment.

A bit of dancing

Finally, the Pandemonium Drummers are by far not the only group of Olympic Ceremonies Volunteer Performers who are still active. One group in particular has secured an appearance at a very prominent location in London this weekend, and a number of drummers will indulge in their marshalling skills and dance with performers from all other segments, such as the NHS Nurses and the Thanks Tim cast. 

But as we were asked and trained to #savethesurprise, we can only release the following teaser:

ATT: ALL POD performers for next week - #savethesurprise5 days to go - the countdown is ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— Nathan M Wright (@nwchoreographer) November 18, 2012