University College London’s (UCL) The Institute of Making is a multidisciplinary research club for those interested in the made world including buildings, synthetic skin, socks…you get the picture.
They’re inviting people to drop in throughout the day (free, no booking required) and marvel at fake things. Experts will demonstrate VR painting and guests can have a go at wig making using various tools and tricks and learn about illusion and imitation culture.
Join London’s theatre lovers on the last Monday of each month for a quiz unlike any other. What to expect at the National Theatre Home Quiz Guests hosts have included some of the biggest names of stage and screen. Last […]
This month, West Norwood Feast is going digital, keeping locals entertained while social distancing. Events include a guided tour of Norwood’s bird calls, a cook-along session, yoga, crafting for kids and music and chat by regular FEAST DJ Glen Falconer. […]
An event that should be dubbed ‘The No Penny Opera’ lets you get a fix of high culture without spending anything in Trafalgar Square. Crowds can gather for screened performances of live opera and ballet from the Royal Opera and […]
As a preventative measure against the spread of COVID-19 MCM Comic Con May was rescheduled from May 29–31 to July 10–12. It has since been cancelled for 2021 Part one of the biannual London edition of the UK’s biggest pop […]
Hyper Japan is a huge cultural festival which features shopping, entertainment, cosplay, fashion and food from Japan. Taking place over three days, tickets are split into half day, single day and three day passes. The main day for entertainment is […]
Started in a strip club by Groove Armada back in 2003, the Lovebox Festival quickly grew to be a major two-day music festival. Moving from Victoria Park to Gunnersbury Park this year, the acts are spread over 12 different stages. […]
