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Read MoreWe have all heard of the famous Dutch artist, Vincent Van Gogh, the impressionist painter who became a well known, influential figure or some would say, art legend, in Western art. You may be wondering how you’ll never get to see or experience his brilliant work, but that all changes this year, as 2 incredible Van Gogh productions hit London this year.
Read MoreWith the ease of lockdown starting from today and half term quickly approaching, people will be faced with the job of finding entertainment for the children- especially since they’ve been stuck indoors over the past year.
Here are some great and affordable ways you and your family can go and enjoy yourselves together.
Read MoreBoxed rooms, rush hour, noisy roads and polluted air, things all too familiar for all our fellow Londoners. Given the pandemic and the restrictions that have come with it, it’s fair to say, we’re all itching to get out and enjoy a world beyond city life.
Read MoreDuring difficult times, it is challenging to maintain a healthy lifestyle due to various reasons such as stress and anxiety. Which is why we believe dance is your ultimate solution, check out all the dance choices and where to gdo them here.
Read MoreAn immersive experience at the National Gallery where visitors could journey through an interactive high-resolution image of a picture with sound, poetry and light in socially distanced pods has now been reimagined as an online experience, the first of its kind for the Gallery.
Read MoreThe Charterhouse, the seven-acre heritage site in Clerkenwell Islington, is delighted to announce it is opening its doors to the public once more on Tuesday 1st June. From that date there will be two tours a day on offer (including both tours of the buildings and of the gardens) from Tuesdays to Saturdays.
Read MoreIn the study published in Nature Ecology and Evolution, the researchers examined the genomes of more than 400 modern humans to investigate the interbreeding events between ancient humans and modern human populations who arrived at Island Southeast Asia 50,000–60,000 years ago.
Read MoreThe Southbank Centre today confirms the dates for the reopening of its venues after a year of closure due to the pandemic.
Read MoreThe Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) will celebrate community gardening across the UK through the RHS Community Awards this year.
Read MoreThe Barbican announces an exciting programme of new live events and digital content for spring and summer. In line with the latest government guidance, the Barbican is preparing to reopen its Art Gallery, Cinemas, Shop and Cafes, and welcome back live audiences in the Hall, in the week of 17 May 2021.
Read MoreLondon’s leading River Bus service, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers, announces an exciting new partnership with The London Pass®, London’s market-leading digital multi-attraction pass. The five year partnership will allow sightseers with The London Pass the option of travelling through the city in comfort, taking in the most scenic views of famous landmarks from the River Thames.
Read MoreThe National Theatre has announced three new filmed productions have been added to its streaming service National Theatre at Home
Read MoreBattersea Park Children’s Zoo in London is seeking donations to their Crowdfunder page to help safeguard their animal’s welfare and husbandry at this extraordinary time - determined to overcome their third closure as a result of COVID lockdowns.
Read MoreThroughout the current lockdown, the National Gallery has remained open online, continuing to bring the nation’s gallery into the nation’s homes.
Read MoreThe Barbican has announced line-up details for its newly curated spring concert series as part of Live from the Barbican. The new series of concerts will be accessible for a reduced, socially distanced live audience in the Barbican Hall and online for a global digital audience through a livestream on a pay-per-view basis.
Read MoreThe new installation invites families and playful adults to race against a simplified and simulated train computer. This is inspired by the real Automatic Train Operation (ATO) system found on Thameslink trains between Blackfriars and St. Pancras stations that has made services more frequent for passengers.
Read MoreLondon has been hit by many deadly epidemics over the centuries, including plague, cholera, smallpox, influenza and HIV/AIDS. They used their collections, new historical research and interviews with public health experts and epidemiologists to consider what impact a future outbreak could have on London.
Read MoreGet ready to be put into a fantastic festive mood as The Luna Drive In Cinema will be bringing Drive In to the most wonderful time of the year with a season of delightful winter films.
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