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Zippo's Circus
Thu 28th Aug-Tue 2nd Sep
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Simon Yates: Beyond The Void:
Wed 29th Oct-Fri 21st Nov
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With Compliments: An Evening W
Sun 21st Sep
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An Audience With Ann Widdecomb
Sun 14th Sep
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Tiger Beer Singapore Chilli Cr
Sat 30th Aug-Sun 31st Aug
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Seussical The Musical
Sat 13th Sep
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Hampton Court Ice Rink
Sat 29th Nov-Sun 11th Jan
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The Gruffalo: Tall Stories (Ov
Sat 20th Sep
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An Audience With Jon Gaunt: Li
Tue 30th Sep
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The Doctor Who Exhibition
Thu 28th Aug-Fri 19th Sep
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CBeebies At The Theatre
Mon 27th Oct-Tue 28th Oct
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Geoffrey Boycott: Book Signing
Mon 1st Sep-Tue 2nd Sep
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An Evening With Blowers
Wed 15th Oct
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An Evening With Tony Benn
Wed 17th Sep
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Barney Live: The Let's Go Tour
Sun 5th Oct-Sun 2nd Nov
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"Somewhere Else" Lon
Encounter yellow-brick, cockney streets rarely seen by visitors.
Sat 30th Aug-Tue 29th Dec
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100th Wedding Anniversary Week
A celebration of the 100th anniversary of Winston and Clementine Churchill's marriage.
Wed 10th Sep-Sun 14th Sep
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50 Years Of Country Definitive
The designers of the 50th anniversary stamp for Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the islands of Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man discuss the designs of past and present.
Thu 18th Sep
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A Chorus Of Disapproval: Sprea
Alan Ayckbourn's play about a lonely widower who joins the local amateur light operatic society.
Thu 4th Sep-Sat 6th Sep
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A Christmas Carol: Theatre Exc
Charles Dickens' festive ghost story.
Sat 20th Dec-Mon 22nd Dec
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A Clockwork Orange: Argosy Pla
Anthony Burgess's horror about a man accused of murder who must make a decision between seeing the error of his ways and spending his life in prison.
Wed 8th Oct-Sat 11th Oct
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A Conversation With Three Envi
David Smith, Lionel Smith and Shirley Lewis look at the environment we live in and how to respect it.
Mon 1st Sep
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A Cream Cracker Under The Sett
John Wilson directs Alan Bennett's tale following a woman as she looks back on her life.
Sat 8th Nov-Sat 15th Nov
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A History Of The Docks Police
Roger Elliot discusses life at the Port of Tilbury Police Station.
Tue 9th Sep
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A Long, Long War: Voices From
Ken Wharton discusses the topic.
Thu 11th Sep
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A Mini Book Of Mini Beasts: Wo
Make a mini book.
Thu 28th Aug
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A Night With The Stars
The Fabulous Parallel presents a multi tribute show, covering artists including Elvis Presley and Tina Turner.
Fri 7th Nov
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A Slice Of Paradise: Aracalada
Aracaladanza perform a fantastical show for children
Sat 25th Oct
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A Spoonful Of Sugar Magic Show
Bertie and Boo presents a family magic show with illusions, magic tricks, songs and puppets.
Sun 26th Oct
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A Taste Of Africa
An African-themed evening, complete with whole Congo Hog Roast and Moroccan Lamb tagine, plus entertainment.
Fri 29th Aug
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A Visit From Miss Prothero
John Wilson directs Alan Bennett's tale, in which a retired man's cosy future is threatened by a visit from his former secretary.
Sat 8th Nov-Sat 15th Nov
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A Voyage Round My Father
Lesley Robins directs John Mortimer's unsentimental portrait of his father.
Sat 11th Oct-Sat 18th Oct
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A Walk Round Old Pinner By Pat
Explore the history of the picturesque village with a local historian.
Tue 21st Oct
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A White Boy In Africa By Peter
The award winning author and National Geographic contributor discusses his birthplace, Zimbabwe.
Thu 9th Oct
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Abilitynet 10th Anniversary Ch
A fundraising dinner in aid of the disabled persons charity.
Sun 31st Aug
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Activity Backpacks
Visitors can choose one of six different themed backpacks with toys and games which encourage children to engage with the items and themes on display in a fun and entertaining way.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Adidas Women's Challenge
A chance to support the runners as they take on this five kilometre race.
Sun 7th Sep
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Aesop's Fables In Capitals
Listen to the stories from Aesop's Fables that was adorned the ceiling of Westminister Hall.
Sun 7th Sep-Sun 28th Sep
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African Battles Of The Great W
John Siblon discusses the topic.
Thu 30th Oct
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After Work Talk: Bacchus And A
Marion Cole gives an insight into the painting by Titian.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Alaa Al-Aswany: Author Event
The author looks at the money, sex and politics in his new novel set in Chicago.
Thu 4th Sep
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Alain Viala: La France Galante
Alain Viala discusses his latest book.
Wed 22nd Oct
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Albert Memorial Guided Tours
A guided tour where visitors can leanr more about the history and heritage of the hall, and appreciate the craftsmanship in more detail.
Sun 7th Sep-Sun 5th Oct
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Alexander The Great And The He
Carolyn Perry discusses the topic.
Fri 29th Aug
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All Included
Half-Wit Theatre presents their debut play, which fuses physical theatre with comedy and music.
Tue 7th Oct-Sat 25th Oct
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All The Guns In France Couldn'
Phil Vasili discusses the topic.
Thu 2nd Oct
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All The World's A Stage: Works
Sculptor Al Johnson helps you to build a model palace complete with a cast of characters.
Sun 28th Sep-Sun 14th Dec
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Amanda Craig: Talk
The author discusses her work.
Thu 18th Sep
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American Gardens
An informative talk exploring the landscape style of American gardens.
Fri 10th Oct
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American Superslam Wrestling
International wrestling with a range of stars.
Fri 10th Oct
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An Audience With General Sir M
The former head of the British Army discusses his career and recent book, Soldier.
Thu 25th Sep
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An Audience With Sally Morgan
An evening of entertainment with the British psychic and TV star.
Wed 28th Jan
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An Evening Of Clairvoyance Wit
The irreverent TV star brings his audience messages from deceased loved ones.
Tue 7th Oct
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An Evening With Jimmy Greaves
The former England footballer and sports presenter talks about his life and signs merchandise at the end of the show.
Tue 11th Nov
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An Evening With Johnny Walker
A retrospective of the broadcaster's career.
Mon 10th Nov
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An Introduction To The Living
A discussion with Lissant Bolton.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Anansi’s Adventures: Stor
Hear about the spider's journey from Ghana to the Caribbean.
Tue 2nd Sep
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Anatomy For The Terrified!!! L
Featuring live demonstrations of dissections as well as discussion about the advances in technology that are helping doctors save lives.
Wed 12th Nov
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Ancient Iran: From Susa To Per
Vesta Curtis discusses the topic.
Thu 30th Oct
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Ancient Mexican Books And Azte
Elizabeth Baquedano discusses the topic.
Thu 11th Sep
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Andrew Gunton: The Contributio
A discussion about the changes taking place within the industry.
Thu 16th Oct
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Andy McNab: Talk
The SAS soldier turned author discusses his career, and his new book, Flashback.
Thu 30th Oct
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Angaza Of Afrika: African Art
Explore the topic with Elsbeth Court.
Sat 11th Oct
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Animal Tales: Major Mustard (A
Enchanting puppetry show with the master puppeteer.
Sat 27th Sep
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Animal Tracks And Signs
Search for tracks and traces of local wildlife in the woodlands.
Sun 21st Sep
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Animation Workshop (Ages 7-11)
An animation-themed workshop.
Thu 30th Oct
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Annual EGR Taylor Lecture: For
Learn about the marking and mapping of the Scottish seas before 1787 with Dr Alison Morrison-Low.
Tue 28th Oct
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Annual Symposium
A talk by Dr. Richard Horton on the globalisation of science and Benjamin Franklin.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Antique And 20th Century Fair
A sale of antiques and collectables plus free valuations and a prize draw.
Sun 7th Sep-Sun 23rd Nov
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Apparitions, Alleyways & Ale:
Go on the trail of the headless woman of St James' Park and other city ghouls.
Mon 1st Sep-Mon 28th Dec
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Apple Bobbing (Ages 3-11)
The traditional Halloween activity involving grabbing apples from a bucket of water without using your hands.
Fri 31st Oct
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Apple Day
An apple themed event with juices,cakes and preserves for sale alondside tastings and children's activities. There will also be a venison roast and barbeque.
Sun 28th Sep
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Archive Tours 2008
An informative introduction to the archive with an experienced member of staff.
Thu 25th Sep-Thu 27th Nov
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Are You Being Served!
Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft's stage adaptation of the classic tv comedy set in a department store.
Mon 20th Oct-Sat 25th Oct
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Argentine Tango Lessons
A chance for beginners and improvers to enjoy the passionate dance of Tango.
Sat 30th Aug-Sat 13th Sep
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Argentine Tango Lessons And Mi
A chance for beginners to get the feel for the Tango and a chance for intermediates to develop their desire for the popular dance. Followed by a traditional Milonga party.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 11th Sep
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Art And Architecture - Part 2:
Find out more about the buildings and monuments in the park.
Fri 12th Sep
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Art And Craft On The Nature Tr
Activities inspired by the surrounding countryside.
Fri 29th Aug
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Art Deco Fair
Retro and 20th-century decorative works of art on display.
Sun 14th Sep
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Art In The 'Yard
A range of art and craft activities for children.
Fri 29th Aug
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Artburst Summer Holiday Club:
A four-day workshop exploring the story by Pat Hutchins, The House That Sailed Away, through music, art and drama.
Thu 28th Aug-Fri 29th Aug
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Artplay
Adults and children can make artworks together at this drop-in artist-led creative workshop.
Sun 31st Aug
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Arts And Crafts Fair
Local, national and international arts and crafts.
Sun 14th Sep-Sun 14th Dec
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Assam And Tibet: Pilgrimage, T
T. Huber discusses the topic.
Sat 25th Oct
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Assyrian Palace Sculptures: Ta
Paul Collins explores the work through an illustrated talk using photographs.
Thu 25th Sep
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Assyrian War Artists: Talk
Lorna Oakes discusses the topic.
Fri 5th Sep
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Autum Dawn Walk And Early Morn
Visitors can see sunrise at Claremont on an Autumn morning.
Sat 11th Oct
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Autumn Bonsai Show
A specialised horticultural event.
Sun 26th Oct
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Autumn In Hyde Park: Guided Wa
A tour that focuses on the the work of the park's staff as the preparations for winter continue.
Fri 10th Oct
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Autumn Stories: Workshop
Stories and activities exploring seasonal themes.
Sat 6th Sep
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Back Show 2008
A range of seminars and exhibits for all back-related issues.
Sat 4th Oct-Sun 5th Oct
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Back To School Baking: Worksho
Make homemade biscuits and a lunch box to take them home in.
Sat 6th Sep
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Bag Making And Embellishment:
Dinah Jane Pitman-Rowe leads a workshop which shows how to design and make a tote bag.
Sat 18th Oct
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Banknote Big Draw
A workshop offering visitors the chance to design their own banknote to enter into a competition.
Mon 27th Oct-Fri 31st Oct
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Barclaycard World Freerun Cham
A special parkour course is placed inside The Roundhouse for this freerunning competition, with the freeflow athletes performing to their chosen soundtrack.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Barefoot In The Park: Tower Th
Nigel Martin and Celia Reynolds perform Neil Simon's comedy about newly-weds who have a few problems with their new apartment.
Tue 9th Sep-Sat 13th Sep
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Bat Evening
Join the rangers on a walk and talk round the park to capture the nocturnal creatures in their natural enviroment.
Sat 27th Sep
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Battersea Power Station: Walki
The opportunity to see inside the power station, and look around the old station building.
Sat 30th Aug
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BBC Blast (Ages 13-19)
A two-week workshop for young people resulting in a performance on August 30.
Sat 30th Aug
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BBC Blast: How To Succeed In D
Dance tips and tricks.
Sat 6th Sep
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BBC Good Food Show 2008
New and unusual foods, drink, kitchen gadgets and cooking demonstarions from a variety of celebrity chefs, plus Nigella Lawson and Heston Blumenthal hosting the event.
Fri 14th Nov-Sun 16th Nov
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BBC Proms Composer Portraits:
Before Prom 57, Andrew McGregor chats to composer Steven Stucky about his new music for the Proms, and introduces a selection of his chamber pieces.
Thu 28th Aug
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BBC Proms Intros: Talk
Stephen Johnson is joined by New York Philharmonic President Zarin Mehta, and the orchestra, looking at the orchestra's musical and educational works.
Fri 29th Aug-Tue 2nd Sep
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BBC Proms Literary Festival: I
Prior to Prom 66, the poet and broadcaster talks to fellow poet Jean Sprackland and author Julie Myerson about the influence the sea has on their writing.
Thu 4th Sep
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BBC Proms Literary Festival: S
Prior to Prom 68, Susan Hitch chats to Robert Chandler and Russian writer Zinovy Zinik about their work.
Fri 5th Sep
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Be A Paper Mathemagician: Talk
Learn easy and entertaining mathematical techniques for creating shapes out of paper.
Mon 6th Oct
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Beauty And The Beast: The Pupp
The story of Beauty And The Beast is told through a mix of animation, puppetry, video projection and live action.
Sat 18th Oct
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Beer Exposed
A showcase of new beers alongside more traditional brands, plus beer tasting, the chance to meet brew makers and featuring a guest appearance from Tony Hadley.
Thu 25th Sep-Sat 27th Sep
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Behind The Scene: Workshop (Ag
Learn about portrait painting and make your own with help from artist Thomas Gosebruch.
Sun 21st Sep-Sun 21st Dec
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Behind The Scenes
A guided tour of rooms not usually open to the public.
Tue 16th Sep-Tue 21st Oct
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Behind The Scenes Aquarium Tou
Learn about the different species and how the aquarium is maintained.
Sun 21st Sep
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Belvedere Tower Opening
Visitors are invited to walk around the gardens, with the chance to visit the tower.
Sat 6th Sep-Sun 5th Oct
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Benjamin Franklin House Annual
Editor of the medical journal The Lancet, Dr Richard Horton talks about the globalisation of science.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Bicycle Maintanenance
Therese Kilpatrick shares tips on maintaining a bike.
Thu 4th Sep-Thu 27th Nov
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Big Draw: Halloween Sinister S
Dress up in Halloween costume and explore the haunted past of the Queen's House.
Sun 26th Oct
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Big Green Day Out
Try smaples of locally produced food and hear about what Chartwell are doing to help the environment.
Sat 4th Oct-Sun 5th Oct
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Big Ideas Event: Football, Loy
Dave Boyle leads this discussion looking at the identity we associate with the beautiful game.
Tue 25th Nov
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Big Ideas Event: Is Being Rati
A discussion with Professor Wilfred Hodges, who looks at algebra and logic, and the influence it has on our lives.
Tue 30th Sep
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Big Ideas Event: Is Europe A P
Simon Glendinning takes a philosophical look at the influence Europe has for all of us.
Tue 28th Oct
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Big School Musical 3!: Worksho
Young people spend the morning rehearsing before a performance for friends and family.
Wed 24th Dec
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Black History Month Family Day
Interactive storytelling and activities.
Tue 28th Oct
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Black History Month Walk: The
Explore the history of immigration to the city, with guide Michael Berlin.
Sat 18th Oct
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Black Hole Theatre: Caravan
When the carnival rolls into town, all hell breaks loose.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Black Victims Of The Nazis
A talk exploring more about the From War To Windrush exhibition.
Sun 22nd Feb
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Blood And Tears Walk: London's
Find out more about London's past.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 31st Dec
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Blood Sweat And Frozen Tears:
The two BBC presenters talk about the mountain and life at base-camp, with photography and video clips.
Tue 21st Oct
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BMT Sponsored Walk
A chance to support the participants as they raise funds for the Blood and Marrow Transplant unit.
Sun 28th Sep
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Boat Family History: Talk
A book signing by Geoffrey Lewis preceeds a lecture delivered by Lorna York on the related subject of England's canals.
Thu 2nd Oct
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Boating In The 1950s And 1960s
Colin Scrivener recalls the many crafts used to enjoy the canals during that period.
Thu 5th Mar
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Bob Wilsons Funfairs
Enjoy activities at the funfair with childrens entertainment.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 7th Sep
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Bond's Baddies
Explore Flemming's villains through dress up and art activities.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 31st Aug
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Book Slam
Featuring author Bernadine Evaristo reading Blonde Roots, A L Kennedy previewing her Edinburgh comedy act, and music from Mpho Skeef.
Thu 28th Aug
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Book Start Day
Greenwich library team give ideas for enjoying books with young children.
Fri 10th Oct
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Book Start Day (Under 5s)
Greenwich library team give ideas for enjoying books with young children.
Fri 10th Oct
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Bookasaurus (Under 5s)
Follow a trail through the museum and find out facts about dinosaurs.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Borrowed Soldiers: How Two Ame
Mitch Yockelson discusses the topic.
Thu 25th Sep
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Botanical Illustration
An informative talk exploring the work of some of botanical illustrators.
Thu 18th Sep
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Breaking The Silence
Margaret Young directs Stephen Poliakoff's drama, set following the Russian Revolution, about a man's ambition to bring sound to the movies, whatever the cost.
Sat 18th Apr-Sat 25th Apr
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Breathing Easy: Talk
An insight into the workings of the lungs and ways in which the environment around us can affect their development.
Tue 25th Nov
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Bricks And Skeletons: Ruins Of
A discussion about the history of St John's Stanmore and its links to Bentley Priory.
Tue 9th Sep
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Brilliant: Messy Play Workshop
A themed-workshop related to the performance.
Wed 26th Nov-Tue 23rd Dec
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British Invention And Innovati
A chance to see and learn about developments in British technology.
Wed 15th Oct-Sat 18th Oct
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British Sign Language Tour
Fri 3rd Oct-Fri 7th Nov
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BROS Musical Centenary Gala
A celebration of 100 years of non-professional theatre, with extracts from some of the company's award-winning shows.
Sun 26th Oct
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Bug Behaviour And Welly Walk (
Explore insect behaviour.
Sun 21st Sep-Sun 9th Nov
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Bushey Through Artists' Eyes B
The museum curator will illustrate the discussion with artefacts from the collections.
Tue 4th Nov
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Bust Portrait Of A Young Man W
A talk about Giovanni Battista Moroni's painting of Count Lupi of Bergamo.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Cafe Scientifique: Facial Attr
A discussion about choice of mate and parental relationships with Prof. David Perret from the University of St Andrews.
Tue 9th Sep
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Can You Find It: Workshop (Age
Crafts and activities.
Sat 30th Aug
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Carol Thatcher: Author Event
The reality show winner talks about her life, and signs copies of her book, Swim On Part In The Goldfish Bowl.
Tue 9th Sep
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Caterpillar Club
Wildlife fun and crafts.
Wed 24th Sep-Mon 26th Oct
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Celebrating Durrell's 50th Ann
Learn about current and future projects across the globe whilst celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.
Thu 18th Sep
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Celebrating The Opening Of The
Cultural activities marking the event.
Sun 26th Oct
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Ceramic Magnets: Workshop
Make fridge magnets.
Sat 20th Sep
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Ceramics Demonstration With Al
A lesson in the intricate salt-glazing technique used by the artist.
Sun 21st Sep
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Changing Faces: Talk
Drawing on the extensive royal mail archives, staff will explore the changing architectural facade of the post office.
Thu 6th Nov
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Charles Dickens and Islington:
Follow in the footsteps of the great writer with guide Peter Powell.
Sat 30th Aug-Sat 26th Dec
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Check Mate: A Seat By The Wind
A fast-paced black comedy blending mime and circus to present a tale based around the playing pieces of a chess board.
Thu 28th Aug-Sat 30th Aug
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Children Of Eden: Hillingdon M
The John Caird and Stephen Schwartz musical based on the first books of the bible.
Wed 24th Sep-Sat 27th Sep
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Children's Summer Funfair
Family fun fair with dodgems, rides, stalls with prizes, kiddies rides and refreshments.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 7th Sep
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Childsplay: A Midsummer Night'
Children can explore the matinee play with a visit to see part of the production.
Sat 6th Sep
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Childsplay: Timon Of Antens (A
Children can explore the matinee play with a visit to see part of the production.
Sat 13th Sep-Sat 27th Sep
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China Landscape: Talk
A discussion with M. Simmonds.
Sat 20th Sep
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Chinese Influences In Islamic
Discuss the topic with Rowena Loverance.
Sat 4th Oct
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Chinese Trees Under The Micros
Explore the subject with Caroline Cartwright.
Fri 3rd Oct
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Chris Davenport Lecture: 'Ski
Davenport talks about becoming the first person to ski all of Colorado's 14,000-foot peaks within one year.
Fri 17th Oct
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Christmas Carol Performance
A festive carol performance and a chance to see the house decorated for Christmas.
Sat 20th Dec
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Christmas Carols
Carol singing, readings, mince pies and mulled wine.
Thu 18th Dec
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Christmas Carols And Songs
A festive selection of songs perfomed by local schools.
Mon 1st Dec-Fri 5th Dec
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Christmas Carousel
A seasonal family event with crafts, carols and visits to Santa.
Sun 7th Dec
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Christmas Cold Cures: Workshop
Learn about cures for the common cold from the past, present and future.
Wed 3rd Dec-Thu 18th Dec
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Christmas Craft Fair
Local stallholders with a variety of festive items for sale.
Sat 6th Dec-Sun 7th Dec
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Christmas Floral Demonstration
Myra Lester demonstrates Christmas floral displays, followed by a two course lunch.
Fri 5th Dec-Tue 16th Dec
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Christmas Through The Ages
A chance to find out about seasonal folklore of years gone by.
Fri 12th Dec
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Christmas Wreath Making: Works
Choose the morning or afternoon session to learn how to make a festive decoration. A light lunch will be provided.
Tue 9th Dec
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Christopher Biggins: Book Sign
The pantomime star and the I'm A Celebrity Jungle King signs copies of his new book, Just Biggins.
Tue 23rd Sep
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Cinderella Ashputtel: Banyan T
Puppets bring the famous fairy tale to life.
Thu 30th Oct-Sat 1st Nov
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City Harvest Festival
London's community farms converge at Capel to compete against each other and show off their acheivements of the season. A family show with crafts, animals and hands on activities for children.
Sat 20th Sep
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City Of Stories
Multisensory family exhibition bringing to life the legends and folk tales of London's myriad communities.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 31st Aug
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Clash Of The Lions: Battle Of
Sarinjit Singh Bahia discusses the topic.
Thu 23rd Oct
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Classic Aesthetics: An Introdu
Mon 20th Oct-Mon 24th Nov
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Classic And Vintage Car Show
Vehicles on display from as far back as the 1920's as well as the annual Morris Minors Association rally, auto jumble and crafts in the manor house.
Sun 7th Sep
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Claytime (Ages 3-6)
An interactive theatre show for children.
Sat 6th Sep
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Cliff Richard: Book Signing
The legendary singer signs copies of his new autobiography, My Life, My Way.
Sat 6th Sep
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Clive, Claremont And Curry
A walk that looks at the changes made to the landscape by former owner, Lord Clive of India, followed by a lunchtime curry.
Tue 25th Nov
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Collecting 19th-Century Africa
Nicholas Badcott discusses the topic.
Thu 9th Oct
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Complicite: Post Show Talk
Complicite offer an informative talk.
Thu 30th Oct
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Compost Clinics
Learn how to make the ultimate black gold with your compost and discover the creatures that lurk in it, with help and tips from the experts.
Wed 8th Oct
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Conflict In Kenya: A Conservat
Craig and Nteere explore how conservation projects are bringing benefits to communities in northern Kenya.
Wed 19th Nov
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Conservation Of Greek And Roma
A discussion with Peter Higgs and Amy Drago.
Thu 18th Sep
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Conservation Uncovered
A behind the scenes tour exposing the techniques used to conserve items in the library's collection.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 2nd Oct
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Conservator And Curator In Con
Alexandra Baldwin and Jody Joy discuss the topic.
Thu 23rd Oct
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Conservator And Curator In Con
Rachel Swift and Beverley Nenk discuss the topic.
Thu 16th Oct
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Conservator And Curator In Con
Sherry Doyal and Lissant Bolton discuss the topic.
Thu 2nd Oct
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Constable Talk And Tour
An opportunity to learn more about the life and work of John Constable.
Sun 7th Sep
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Contemporary Aesthetics: An In
Mon 1st Jun-Mon 6th Jul
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Contemporary Art In The Africa
A discussion with N Oforiatta-Ayim.
Sat 13th Sep
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Cosmopolitanism In Tang China:
Iside Carbone discusses the topic.
Tue 23rd Sep
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Covent Garden Night Market
The famous night market with stalls featuring a wide range of produce.
Thu 28th Aug-Fri 29th Aug
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Craftsmanship, Monuments And P
Ben Roberts discusses the topic.
Tue 14th Oct
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Crafty Crockery: Workshop
Paint a mug inspired by the museum artefacts.
Sun 21st Sep
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Craig Revel Horwood: Book Sign
The judge of Strictly Come Dancing signs copies of his autobiography, All Balls And Glitter.
Thu 11th Sep
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Crash, Bang, Boom: Talk
Learn about a variety of simple chemical reactions taking place around us.
Fri 21st Nov
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Creation And Flood Stories In
Discuss the topic with Lorna Oakes.
Sat 27th Sep
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Creative Writer Taster Worksho
Led by Open University tutors, learn how to enhance your poetry and fiction writing skills.
Sat 27th Sep
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Cultivating Words: Talk
A talk by Ian Vernon BA illustrated with poetry, on gardens, trees and plants, followed by a two course lunch.
Tue 18th Nov
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Cy Twombly Curators' Talk
The artist discusses ways in which nature and the passing of time influences his practice.
Wed 3rd Sep
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Cycle Of Life: An African Adve
A talk about a 5,000 mile bike journey from Namibia to Kenya.
Wed 5th Nov
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Daedalus And Icarus: Post Show
Mungu Theatre Company's creative team in conversation.
Thu 27th Nov
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Danny Treacy: Talk
The artist discusses his work with curator Stefanie Braun.
Wed 10th Sep
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Dark Tales From The Woods: Dan
Award-winning writer Daniel Morden tells stories from his new book.
Tue 21st Oct-Sun 26th Oct
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David Belisle & Michael Stipe:
The official REM photographer, and singer sign copies of the book, REM Photographs 2001-2007.
Fri 29th Aug
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David Foenkinos: The Erotic Po
David Foenkinos discusses his latest book.
Thu 9th Oct
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Day Of The Dead
Exploring the Mexican festival of the Dia De Los Muertos.
Tue 28th Oct-Sun 2nd Nov
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Deborah Moggach: Talk
The author discusses her latest work.
Thu 23rd Oct
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Delights Of Chemistry: Talk
Observe and learn about a variety of scientific experiments.
Fri 10th Oct
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Demonstration Tour: Early Keyb
The instrument collection manager plays the collection of harpsichords, pianos and spinets and explains their history and workings.
Thu 18th Sep-Thu 9th Oct
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Design And Make Your Own Wrapp
Creating festive wrapping paper using printing techniques.
Mon 22nd Dec
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Designer Babies: Fact Or Ficti
Dr Louise Naylor talks about designer babies.
Tue 30th Sep
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Diana Of Dobson's: Miller Cent
Miller Centre Players present Cecily Hamilton's Edwardian vignette.
Thu 23rd Apr-Sat 2nd May
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Dig For Victory: War On Waste
Activities exploring the wartime and contemporary issue of having a sustainable lifestyle.
Sat 27th Sep-Sun 28th Sep
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Dig For Victory: War On Waste
Activities exploring the wartime and contemporary issue of having a sustainable lifestyle.
Thu 28th Aug-Fri 29th Aug
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Dippy Floor Puzzle (Under 7s)
A soft toy floor game for children to puzzle together the pieces of a diplodocus skeleton.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Discover: A Seaside Past (Over
An exhibition conserving historic photographs of Victorians at the seaside and a chance to make your own photographic version of an image on display.
Thu 30th Oct
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Discovering People With Brian
Blessed talks to Libby Purves about his mountaineering career and Venezuelan jungle expeditions.
Tue 4th Nov
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DJ Wheelie Bag's Family Friend
Family entertainment and competitions with pound shop prizes to the sounds of DJ Wheelie Bag's vinyl record collection.
Sun 31st Aug-Sun 28th Dec
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Dodo Modern Poets
An evening of poetry with Aeron Thomas, Patric Cunnane, Jasmine Ann Cooray, PR Murray and Ardella Jones.
Sun 5th Oct
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Dogg's Hamlet/Cahoot's Macbeth
Tom Stoppard's modern version of two of Shakespeare's classic tales. Directed by James Williams.
Fri 31st Oct-Sat 1st Nov
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Doing The Lambeth Pharmacy Wal
Explore the local area and its connections with pharmacy, health and medicine.
Sat 20th Sep
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Dom Lawrence Freman Lecture
Ancient wisdom for troubled times, a talk on how to take the direct path to yourself.
Mon 15th Sep
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Don't Let The Pigeon Stay Up L
Big Wooden Horse Theatre present Mo Willems' lively show.
Sat 13th Sep
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Donatella Flick Conducting Com
Thu 2nd Oct
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Dr Iain Stewart: The Power Of
An insight into the future of natural hazards.
Sat 13th Dec
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Dr Nose Travels Through Time:
Tales of history are brought to life through puppetry, music and storytelling.
Sun 14th Sep
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Early Black Writers And Radica
An insightful tour of sites relevant to significant figures in the abolition of slave trade including Marcus Garvey and Celestine Edwards.
Sun 5th Oct
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Earth, Sea And Sky By Tim Emme
Emmett talks about his adventures.
Thu 27th Nov
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Earthwatch Balloon Debate: Cha
An exploration into which species is the world's most irreplaceable.
Thu 20th Nov
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East Words: Poetry Event
An evening of poetry from Simon Barraclough, Chris McCabe, Retta Bowen and others.
Thu 2nd Oct
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Eccentric London: Guided Walk
West End's surprises include tales of acrobats and artists.
Fri 29th Aug-Fri 25th Dec
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Edwardian London By Colin Oake
A discussion about life during that period.
Tue 23rd Sep
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Elle Magazine In The Making: B
Editor Lorraine Candy, and members of the creative team offer a look behind the scenes of the world's biggest selling fashion magazine.
Thu 11th Sep
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Eltham Palace Carol Concert
Listen to traditional carols and enjoy seasonla food in the Tudor Great Hall.
Wed 17th Dec
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Emigre Identity In Post 9/11 A
Egyptian author Alaa Al-Wasany looks at America in light of the terrorist attacks.
Thu 4th Sep
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Enfield Chrysanthemum Show
A specialised horticultural show.
Sat 27th Sep-Sun 12th Oct
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Enfield Town Autumn Show
A family event with entertainment including cavalry, historical re-enactment mountain bike and motorcycle displays and childrens amusements.
Sat 6th Sep-Sun 7th Sep
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Enlightenment Themes: Natural
Hilary Williams discusses the topic.
Fri 12th Sep
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Errazuriz
Visitors can match wines to the foods on offer in a Chilean buffet.
Mon 15th Sep
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Evelyn Wood: The Zulu War And
A discussion with Professor Stephen Manning.
Thu 16th Oct
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Exclusive Guided Tours
An after hours tour of the palace in which the guide will explain how it has evolved from a private royal residence to become one of the world's most famous working royal palaces.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 28th Sep
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Exhibition Talk
Milena Dragicevic in conversation with Tom Morton with regards to her work in the Threads In Doorknobs Exhibition.
Tue 16th Sep
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Exploits Of Ernest In Ireland:
A detailed lecture from Neil Ardlige as well as an opportunity to do some Christmas shopping.
Thu 4th Dec
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Explorer Backpacks (Under 7s)
Navigate and explore the Museum's galleries.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Fabulous Physics: Talk
A varied exploration of scientific mechanics including simple demonstrations.
Tue 4th Nov
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Family Activity Packs
A trail around the house and garden with the optional use of an activity pack.
Thu 28th Aug-Sun 31st Aug
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Family Christmas Carols
A festive concert with carols and songs for everyone to sing along to.
Sat 20th Dec
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Family Christmas Event
Lots of seasonal activities including carol singing, hand bells, craft stalls and mulled drinks.
Sun 7th Dec
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Family Christmas Performance
A chance to see the rooms dressed for Christmas with storytelling sessions, dancing, music and games.
Sat 13th Dec-Sun 14th Dec
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Family Fun
Activities featuring storytelling, scouts and cooking sausages.
Sat 27th Sep
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Family Fun Day
A drop-in session with family activities and entertainment.
Sat 6th Sep-Sun 11th Jan
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Family Ghost Tour
A guided tour of the house to hear the stories of its past inhabitants.
Mon 20th Oct-Mon 27th Oct
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Family Holiday Activities
A range of activities for all ages.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 23rd Oct
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Family Learning Festival
A range of workshops and performances for all the family to enjoy together.
Sat 11th Oct-Fri 31st Oct
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Family Nature Day: Christmas C
Seasonal craft day for all the family.
Sun 14th Dec
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Family Nature Day: Halloween I
Seasonal themed activities, crafts and games.
Thu 30th Oct
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Family Nature Day: Owl Afterno
Join in with the wildlife based activities and crafts.
Wed 29th Oct
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Family Nature Day: Pond Dippin
Try your hand at pond dipping and join in on the wildlife themed activities and crafts.
Thu 28th Aug
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Family Nature Day: Wild Fun An
Join in with the activities, games and crafts for the last day of the summer holidays.
Thu 28th Aug
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Family Storytelling: Tales Fro
Stories related to the objects and grounds.
Sat 6th Sep-Sat 13th Dec
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Farndale Avenue Housing Estate
Susan Owen directs David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jnr's comedy murder mystery.
Wed 10th Sep-Sat 13th Sep
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Fashion In The Mirror: Talk
A discussion about modern fashion with curators Raphaelle Stopin and Michel Mallard, photographer Jonathan de Villiers and Penny Martin from SHOWstudio.
Tue 2nd Sep
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Father Christmas At Chatwell
Visit Father Christmas in the festive grotto, followed by a performance of carol singers.
Sat 13th Dec-Sat 12th Dec
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Father Christmas Comes To Clar
Seasonal activities and festive food and drink as the thatched cottage is transformed for Santa's visit.
Sat 13th Dec
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Feeds, Talks And Dives
Listen to talks about the inhabitants of the tanks and watch the sharks being fed.
Thu 28th Aug-Wed 31st Dec
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Festival Of Models
A family event with steam models of all shapes and sizes and activities and competitions for children.
Sat 4th Oct-Sun 5th Oct
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Festival Of Storytelling
Celebrate the start of the four year long culture programme, Cultural Olympiad, with stories from around the world.
Sat 27th Sep
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Festive Fun: Workshop (Ages 5-
Storytelling, workshops and crafts.
Sat 13th Dec
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Festive Mice On A Christmas Pu
A workshop on decorating a sponge cake.
Sat 20th Dec
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Festive Snowmen On A Snowball
A workshop on decorating a sponge cake.
Sat 20th Dec
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Fifi And The Flowertots Live (
See the well-known television character live on stage for the first time.
Sun 31st Aug-Sun 14th Sep
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Finish The Portrait (Ages 3-12
Add personal finishing touches to a work of art.
Thu 28th Aug-Tue 2nd Sep
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Firework Spectacular
Begin the Guy Fawks season with an explosive display of fireworks, lazers and live music including The Bank of HM Royal Marines Portsmouth.
Sat 1st Nov
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Folio Forum: Julie Brown: Talk
Show your portfolio to a professional photographer and receive feedback.
Thu 4th Sep
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Foundations In Drawing: Worksh
Kirsten Baron leads a workshop exploring drawing for beginners.
Sat 11th Oct
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Fractured Facemask: Workshop
Make masks inspired by art in the Milena Dradicevic's exhibition.
Sun 21st Sep
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Francesca Beard
The Chinese horoscope brought to life by the performance poet.
Sat 1st Nov
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Francis Bacon: Talk
Head of displays Chris Stephens leads a discussion about Bacon's paintings.
Fri 26th Sep
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Free Evening Of Poetry, Prose
An evening of poetry readings, music and drinks to celebrate the 4th anniversary of Gold Dust Magazine. With author Aliya Whitley and guitarist Rick Hayter.
Sat 6th Sep
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Free Family Fun Day
With storytelling, history themed activities, dressing in costumes, arts activities and games.
Sun 31st Aug-Sun 30th Nov
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Free Family Workshop: Back To
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 22nd Nov
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Free Family Workshop: Days Of
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 20th Sep-Sun 21st Sep
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Free Family Workshop: Highways
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 13th Sep
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Free Family Workshop: Lasting
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 8th Nov
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Free Family Workshop: The Natu
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 29th Nov
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Free Family Workshop: The Sile
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 27th Sep-Sun 28th Sep
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Free Family Workshop: Treasure
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 30th Aug
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Free Family Workshop: We Are F
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 6th Sep
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Free Family Workshop: Wouldn&#
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 1st Nov
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Free Family Workshop: Wouldn&#
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 25th Oct
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Free Family Workshop: Wouldn&#
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 15th Nov
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Free Family Workshop: Wouldn&#
Themed art and craft activities.
Sat 4th Oct
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Free Sutton House Tours
A guided tour of the house.
Sun 7th Sep-Sun 2nd Nov
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From Egypt To Babylon: A Tour
Paul Collins discusses the topic.
Fri 10th Oct
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From Ruins To Regeneration: Gu
Explore the ancient ruins that are juxtaposed with the modern buildings of the city.
Fri 19th Sep
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From The Tower To Wapping: Wal
A guided tour of the area returning by boat.
Thu 28th Aug
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Fun With Pots (Ages 5-11)
Making a Roman pot in this creative session.
Fri 29th Aug
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Fungi Foray
A look at the habitat, edibility and biology of the sporeforming organisms.
Sun 2nd Nov
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Galapagos And Other Stories: A
Ben Fogle tells stories about his adventures.
Wed 24th Sep
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Galapagos Day
A dinner and talk with presenter Ben Fogle, about the islands, and his travel experiences.
Wed 24th Sep
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Garden Open Day
View parts of the garden that isn't normally open for visitors.
Wed 15th Oct
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Garden Tour
A free guided tour of the formal gardens.
Wed 3rd Sep-Wed 29th Oct
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Garden Trail
Children take a fun trail around the gardens of Chartwell.
Sat 25th Oct-Sun 2nd Nov
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Gardening For Wildlife: Talk
A talk by a member of the Surrey Wildlife Trust on gardening to encourage wildlife, followed by a two course lunch.
Tue 11th Nov
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George And The Dragon: Garlic
A production telling the tale of when George met the fiery dragon.
Sat 24th Jan
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George Orwell's Islington: Gui
Local historian Peter Powell leads this walk through the Canonbury area, exploring the Islington of Orwell, Waugh, Sickert, Bacon and Betjeman.
Sun 31st Aug-Sun 27th Dec
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Gerald Scarfe: Inspired By: Ta
The newspaper cartoonist chats about his work.
Fri 5th Sep
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Get Spotted
A chance to support the participants as they walk 5km to raise awareness of bowel cancer.
Sun 21st Sep
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Ghost Hunt (Ages 3-11)
A Halloween-themed activity.
Fri 31st Oct
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Ghost Tour
Discover the spooky aspects of the house followed by drinks in the Orangery.
Tue 4th Nov-Tue 11th Nov
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Ghosts In The Gallery (Ages 8-
Paul Sirett's fast-paced journey through time which explores ghostly goings-on at a gallery over Halloween.
Sat 27th Sep-Sat 1st Nov
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Giant Japanese Jamboree
A celebration of Japanese culture, featuring games, origami, manga-drawing, storytelling, taiko drumming, kimono, and yose-moji calligraphy workshops.
Sat 13th Sep
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Giants Of Steam
A chance to see the beam engines in steam, learn about the working life of the Victorian pumping station and see behind the scenes in the original workshops.
Sat 27th Sep-Sun 30th Nov
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Girobank: The 40th Anniversary
Tony Benn, former Postmaster General discusses the initiative designed for low income families.
Thu 16th Oct
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Global Peace And Unity Event
An event looking at the promotion of cohesion across all communities worldwide.
Sat 25th Oct-Sun 26th Oct
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Going Batty For Bats
A chance to discover more about the nocturnal mammals on a stroll through the park.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 9th Oct
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Going Thru Life Tollerably: An
David Constantine from the Queen's College in Oxford disusses Sir William's contribution to the field of classical studies.
Thu 30th Oct
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Gordon Smith: Author Event
The psychic medium talks about his paranormal experiences, and promotes his new book, The Amazing Power Of Animals.
Tue 14th Oct
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Graphotism
Create artwork using inspiration from graffiti and fashion.
Sat 13th Sep-Sun 14th Sep
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Grayson Perry And Sonja Harms
Artist, Grayson Perry has an informative conversation with his stylist, Sonja Harms about the power of dolls.
Thu 18th Sep
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Great Kings And Vassal Rulers:
A discussion with George Hart.
Tue 16th Sep
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Greenwich Starting Blocks Gala
Enjoy a three course meal and listen to guest speaker Daley Thompson, as he discusses the recent Beijing Olympics.
Wed 17th Sep
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Guide In A Hide
Families can discover more about the wildlife can be seen on the reserve, with an experienced birdwatcher on hand to answer any questions.
Thu 28th Aug-Thu 27th Nov
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Guided Tour
Visit the Grade 1 listed building and the 18th century dovecote in the company of an expert.
Sun 14th Sep-Sun 19th Oct
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Guided Tours Of Emmetts Garden
Join the head gardener for a walk and talk around the garden.
Sat 13th Sep-Sat 11th Oct
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Guided Walk Around Claremont
Participants can discover more about the history of the area from 1715 to the present day on this walk guided by Claremont Decorative and Fine Arts Society.
Sun 31st Aug-Sun 26th Oct
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Guided Walk: Art & Architectur
Learn more about Kensington's fascinating buildings and monuments.
Wed 11th Nov
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Guided Walk: Autmn In Kensingt
Enjoy a walk around the garden looking how the trees and plants prepare for winter.
Sat 10th Oct
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Guided Walk: Christmas Through
Enjoy a walk through the gardens looking at the seasonal folklore that has developed through the ages.
Fri 12th Dec
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Guided Walk: In The Footsteps
Learn how plant hunters brought exotic plants and trees from all over the world.
Thu 25th Sep
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Guided Walk: Summer In Kensing
A guided walk around Kensington Gardens, looking at flowers growing in the summer months and the jobs which keep staff occupied.
Thu 28th Aug
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Hadrian And His Empire: Talk
Paul Roberts discusses the topic.
Tue 2nd Sep-Fri 24th Oct
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Hadrian And His World
Make a replica of Hadrian's house at Tivoli as well as a Vindolanda tablet.
Sat 30th Aug
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Hadrian And The Emergence Of S
Director of excavations at Sagalassos Marc Waelkensi explores the significance of the city in Hadrian's travels following the discovery of a statue in 2007.
Thu 23rd Oct
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Hadrian In Britain: Talk
Ralph Jackso discusses the topic.
Thu 4th Sep
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Hadrian Late: Roman Night
Themed activities, food, music and dancing exploring every aspect of Roman life.
Thu 23rd Oct
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Hadrian's Architecture: Then A
A panel discussion about the role of architecture in society with particular reference to Hadrian's Villa as well as other more contemporary projects.
Thu 9th Oct
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Hadrian's Travels: Talk
Anthony Birley from the Vindolanda Trust explores Hadrian's need for travelling throughout the empire.
Sat 27th Sep
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Hadrian: Curator's Introductio
An illustrated discussion about the exhibition with Charo Rovira.
Sat 6th Sep-Thu 9th Oct
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Hadrian: The Man, The Wall And
TV presenter Dan Snow introduces a screening of the related BBC documentary followed by an insightful lecture with David Breeze.
Sat 20th Sep
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Half Term Trail
A halloween-themed tour around the property learning more about the people who have lived there.
Thu 30th Oct-Fri 31st Oct
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Half-Term Family Activities: T
Take part in activities based on the museums resident elephants.
Mon 27th Oct-Fri 31st Oct
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Half-Term Fun Time
A range of activities for children including making cards, pumpkin lanterns and ghosts.
Mon 13th Oct-Tue 14th Oct
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Halloween Fancy Dress Party (A
A Halloween-themed party.
Fri 31st Oct
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Halloween Ghost Tour
A spooky night-time tour of the house.
Fri 31st Oct
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Halloween Ghost Tours
A chance to learn about the spooky aspects of the house, followed by drinks in the Orangery.
Thu 30th Oct-Sat 1st Nov
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Halloween Half-Term Activities
Spooky holiday activities with a Halloween theme.
Sat 25th Oct-Sun 2nd Nov
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Haloween Stage Make-Up: Worksh
A halloween-themed activity.
Fri 31st Oct
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Halting The Global Decline In
Discuss and learn about the current threats posing on amphibians, and potential solutions.
Thu 20th Nov-Fri 21st Nov
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Hampstead In The Thirties - Pe
A walk that explores the area's progressive artistic community during the 1930s.
Thu 18th Sep
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Handa's Surprise: Little Angel
Little Angel Theatre presents a stage adaptation of the book by Eileen Browne.
Sat 4th Oct
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Handa's Surprise: Puppetcraft
Puppetcraft present a stage adaptation of the book by Eileen Browne.
Sat 25th Oct-Sun 26th Oct
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