This month, celebrate International Gibbon Day with some animal yoga, and Halloween with a talk on Frankenstein and the things we dread…
Archives for London
Walks, talks and circus performances at Bloomsbury Festival
Bloomsbury Festival will present a trailblazing programme of science, literature, performance, music, and discussion, from 17th to 21st October…
A unique celebration of the autumn harvest in Southwark
On Sunday 21st October, head down to the South Bank in London for a unique celebration of the autumn harvest as the Lions part hosts October Plenty…
Quirky Halloween events for 2018 with twisted tales and ghostly greetings
If you are looking for an alternative Halloween this year, then look no further as we bring you the best of the UK’s events including a Buffy-themed evening, turnip carving and immersive theatre…
Hidden lives of Britain’s children explored in new thriller
Restless new thriller, POT, reveals the hidden lives of Britain’s invisible children, adrift in the care system and at the mercy of gang culture…
Enjoy a twist on London Cocktail Week
Apparently it’s London Cocktail Week, so what more of an excuse do you need to pop out for a cheeky drink? Here’s a few suggestions of some slightly quirky ways to celebrate…
Stroke survivors take to the stage for an innovative project
This autumn, stroke survivors will take to the stage in a daring movement and song project. Stroke Odysseys will tour the UK from Thursday 4th October to Friday 16th November…
Discover Dickens after dark and Jane Austen’s London with literary walking festival
Literary Footprints is an annual festival celebrating London literature and authors. This October discover Shakespeare’s London, Literary St Pancras and Charles Dickens London After Dark…
Hear a Rallying Cry at Battersea Arts Centre
Apples and Snakes, celebrates 35 years with an immersive journey through London’s Battersea Arts Centre, rallying the voices of protest…
London’s revived tradition of driving sheep over the river
The sixth annual London Bridge Sheep Drive, organised by the Worshipful Company of Woolmen, will take place on Sunday 30th September…
Poverty, addiction, friendship and chicken shops explored in Dennis of Penge
Kicking off Ovalhouse theatre’s autumn season will be Annie Siddons’ Dennis of Penge, which explores poverty, addiction, friendship, ecstasy, love and chicken shops…
An alternative spy thriller in Ipswich and London
This autumn, sound artist Julie Rose Bower will present alternative spy thriller, Foley Explosion, at the SPILL Festival in Ipswich and at the Hackney Showroom in London…
Opera pops up in museums, distilleries and breweries
This autumn, Pop-Up Opera will be appearing in some unusual locations across the UK, including museums, gin distilleries, breweries, and historic buildings…
An Art Cycle Basket Fair joins the annual Art Car Boot Fair in London
The Art Car Boot Fair will be celebrating its fifteenth anniversary this year with the launch of a new event, the Art Cycle Basket Fair…
Time’s nearly up to visit English clock exhibition in London
Two private clock collectors have collaborated to stage an exhibition of early English clocks at Bonhams in London, until Friday 14th September…