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.
Annual free celebration of St George, patron saint of England, and slayer of a dragon, legend has it. Crowds will gather in one of London’s biggest squares for ye olden time fun and silliness including Morris Dancing, family games and […]
A free celebration of Sikh culture and heritage for Vaisakhi, which marks the birth of the Khalsa. Indoor and outdoor events will include shabad kirtan (spiritual music), langar (food), turban tying, folk dance, martial arts, and children’s activities.
Not normally open to the public, Acton Depot open weekends are a fantastic opportunity to see some the hundreds of thousands of treasures stored in the working museum storehouse. What to expect These depot open days take place three times a […]
This is the 45th anniversary of this annual event. It’s a celebration of London’s most old-school wooden puppet show. Punch and Judy will be joined by other wooden (and human) friends, including a brass band procession, workshops, clowns, folk music […]
