12:10
BFI Southbank · Film · SE1
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12:10
BFI Southbank · Film · SE1
14:00
Bridge Theatre · Theatre · SE1
14:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:00
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
14:30
Hampstead Theatre · Theatre · NW3
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY RICHARD NELSON; A HAMPSTEAD THEATRE WORLD PREMIERE
14:30
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical, Visiting Company Production; Kevin McCollum, Morris Berchard and Jack Maple present
14:30
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical; Thomas Hopkins, SAMS Entertainment & Julie Larson present
14:30
Bush Theatre · Theatre · W12
14:30
Donmar Warehouse · Theatre · WC2H
15:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
15:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: Play Revival; Double Telling presents
15:00
Watermans Arts Centre · Theatre · TW8
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 25 Jul
Soft Opening · Exhibition · E2
Until 25 Jul
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 26 Jul
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
10:30
11:00
11:00
The Garden Cinema · Film · WC2B
Disney’s epic musical adventure follows the story of Simba, a feisty lion cub who “just can’t wait to be king.” Led…
11:00
British Library · Workshop · NW1
The Family Station, located on the Upper Ground Floor, includes creative resources full of ideas to explore, make and play in the Library. Start your family adventure here, then go off to discover our building and learn all about the Library.What is the Family Station?It is completely drop-in, so arrive anytime between 11.00 and 15.00 and stay for as long as you like. You’re welcome to arrive, leave, and come back whenever suits you best. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all timeswhile our Learning Assistants will be onsite, Family Station is completely family-led and informal. Meaning you can play, read and explore as a family, and help yourself to our various creative resourcesthere will be fun sensory items out to play with, a pop-up reading corner with braille and tactile editions and art materials to experiment, draw and buildyou can also borrow specially designed trails to explore the wider Library through your senses and enjoy playful interactions with our building and collectionthe Family Station is fully accessible and suitable for children with SENDthe Family Station also runs on select school holiday dates.Find out further useful information about facilities at the Library and how to find us.
11:15
British Library · Workshop · NW1
Do you dream of riding a flying horse or secretly yearn for your very own yeti?Explore the world of legendary South Asian mythical creatures with author Gita Ralleigh, from dragon kings to manticores and more!Through games to spark ideas and drawing inspiration from both classic and contemporary poetry, families will create together and illustrate their own short poems. Don’t leave without taking part in our relaxed Poetry Slam to share your work!
11:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
12:00
BFI Southbank · Film · SE1
12:00
London Irish Centre · Talk · NW1
13:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
13:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical, Visiting Company Production; Kevin McCollum, Morris Berchard and Jack Maple present
13:30
606 Club · Music · SW10
Join us for an intimate afternoon showcase celebrating four exceptional artists — E J Seal, Carrie Hamilton , Christelle Désiré and APRILLO — all preparing to release new music on singer-songwriter Sarah Gillespie’s label, Pastiche Records. This special afternoon offers an early glimpse into the nex
14:00
The Garden Cinema · Film · WC2B
Released just as the Hays Office was beginning to enforce the Production Code censoring ‘immoral’ movies, Frank Capra’s impish, daring comedy…
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 26 Jul
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
10:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
13:00
Regent Street Cinema · Film · W1B
Belfast police conduct a door-to-door manhunt for an IRA gunman wounded in a daring robbery.
14:30
BFI Southbank · Film · SE1
18:30
LSE · Talk · WC2A
19:00
Bridge Theatre · Theatre · SE1
19:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical; Thomas Hopkins, SAMS Entertainment & Julie Larson present
19:00
The Bread & Roses Theatre · Theatre · SW4
Format: Public Comedy Performance; Source: https://calendar.lineupnow.com/event/1188202/?apiKey=pk_live_fe0b26d17c5e46a79e41475ccf3f4bd0
19:00
Green Note · Music · NW1
19:00
19:00
Wilton's Music Hall · Music · E1
Presented by Baluji Music Foundation A Celebration of Summer with music from around the world by a quartet from the Inner Vision Orchestra which is the only professional ensemble in the UK of outstanding blind and partially sighted musicians. They have been brought together from many different music
19:00
19:30
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
Until 24 Sept
Wellcome Collection · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy · NW1
10:00
Design Museum · Workshop · W8
10:15
10:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
10:30
British Library · Workshop · NW1
Explore the two most effective methods to develop a winning strategy for success – the Business Plan and the Business Model Canvas – and determine which is best for your vision.In this workshop, Pete Schonbeck (Productschön Business Advice) will introduce you to the fundamental considerations for developing a business strategy. You will learn how to plan effectively, conduct thorough market research and create realistic financial forecasts.Through attending, you will gain a much better understanding of how to effectively position your business for growth. The session will cover:two key business planning tools: the Business Plan and the Business Model Canvashow to define your customer relationships and customer segmentshow to do effective market research and develop successful marketing practiceshow to generate sales and which pricing model to choosehow to formulate your cost structure.Part of the Business Masterclasses collection.
13:00
British Library · Talk · NW1
Join us for two lunchtime talks:Wags – The British Comic That Launched US Comic Book SuperstarsAlmost forgotten today and impossible to find, Wags was a ground-breaking British newsprint comic published from 1937–38 that became the training ground for many of the creators who would later define American comic books. As Michael Finn explains, within its pages were early works by future legends including Will Eisner – later hailed as the godfather of the graphic novel; Jack Kirby, the co-creator of Captain America, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Black Panther, the Silver Surfer, and many of the Avengers; and Bob Kane, who would go on to create Batman. Wags also introduced one of comics’ most important milestones: the debut of Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, the first female jungle hero in comic books, appearing months before Wonder Woman.How McDonald’s Took Off in the UKCollaborative Doctoral student at the Library, Tom Willett, uses the life story oral history interview of David Walker from our collection to examine the expansion of McDonald’s into the UK in the 1970s. Walker was managing director of McDonald’s first UK meat supplier and his life story speaks to the transatlantic exchange of food processing technologies that has shaped the UK’s food system. This talk also explores criticism of McDonald’s practices through examining Walker’s role in the infamous 90s ‘McLibel’ case, in which he gave evidence in defence of McDonald’s food standards.
14:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:30
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical; Thomas Hopkins, SAMS Entertainment & Julie Larson present
15:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
15:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: Play Revival; Double Telling presents
18:30
18:30
Studio Voltaire · Exhibition · SW4
19:00
Bridge Theatre · Theatre · SE1
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
Until 24 Sept
Wellcome Collection · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy · NW1
10:00
10:15
10:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
11:00
The Garden Cinema · Film · WC2B
Disney’s epic musical adventure follows the story of Simba, a feisty lion cub who “just can’t wait to be king.” Led…
13:00
13:30
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
13:40
Regent Street Cinema · Film · W1B
Slash and burn farming generates more carbon annually than all air travel put together. It sits at the crossroads of two of the greatest threats to global stability: accelerating climate change and diminishing food security. Up In Smoke follows British scientist Mike Hands, who has laboured for 25 y
14:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:30
Bush Theatre · Theatre · W12
18:00
Studio Voltaire · Talk · SW4
18:10
18:15
The Garden Cinema · Film · WC2B
The evening screening on Wednesday 29 July, will be introduced by journalist Darren Richman. Carole Lombard and William Powell dazzle in…
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
Until 24 Sept
Wellcome Collection · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy · NW1
08:00
Whitechapel Gallery · Walks / Tours · E1
10:00
10:00
10:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
11:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:00
Bridge Theatre · Theatre · SE1
14:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:00
Foyles · Workshop · WC2H
14:00
Keats House · Workshop · NW3
14:30
Sadler's Wells · Dance · EC1R
14:30
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical, Visiting Company Production; Kevin McCollum, Morris Berchard and Jack Maple present
14:30
Donmar Warehouse · Theatre · WC2H
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 30 Jul
Aga Khan Centre · Architecture / Urbanism · N1C
Until 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
Until 24 Sept
Wellcome Collection · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy · NW1
10:30
British Library · Walks / Tours · NW1
The second largest atlas in the world, the historic library of King George III, Magna Carta. See and learn about these items and much more on a guided tour of some of the treasures in our collection.Our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff will introduce you to their favourite items in our Sir John Ritblat Gallery and divulge fun facts and lesser-known histories you won’t find anywhere else.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk.Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.
13:00
Kiln Theatre · Music · NW6
14:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
14:30
Kiln Theatre · Music · NW6
14:30
Kiln Theatre · Theatre · NW6
As long as this heart lives, so too will Kilburn. Kilburn is at a crossroads. Local institutions are being closed, The Suits are sniffing around, and there's talk of 'rejuvenation'. When out of nowhere, a mysterious object presents itself - the bloody, beating heart of Kilburn. As excitement around this unprecedented discovery spreads, the community is under threat, can the people of Kilburn come together and hold on to what's theirs? In this flagship community production, Kiln's Intergenerational Company, made up of 80 cast members ranging from ages 6-88, take to the mainstage to kick off the new season..
15:00
Shakespeare's Globe · Theatre · SE1
15:00
British Library · Architecture / Urbanism · NW1
Have you ever noticed that our iconic building looks like a ship? Or wondered what it takes to store, access and deliver the 13 million books in our collection to Readers?Discover more about our history, collection and architecture on a tour of the public areas of the Library where you’ll visit our viewing gallery, book handling room, Reading Rooms and more. You’ll be guided by our knowledgeable, passionate Library staff who will share the Library’s unique quirks.Tours last approximately 60 minutes and leave from the Information Desk. Children 11+ may attend if accompanied by an adult.Can’t get enough? Why not try our Treasures of the British Library Tour as well.
17:00
Jacksons Lane · Music · N6
18:20
The Garden Cinema · Film · WC2B
The Cup will be preceded by an introduction from guest curator Anupma Shanker and a live Dranyen Lute performance by Tibetan…
19:00
Bridge Theatre · Theatre · SE1
19:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical, Visiting Company Production; Kevin McCollum, Morris Berchard and Jack Maple present
19:00
Southwark Playhouse · Theatre · SE1
Format: Theatre Production; Source category: New Musical; Thomas Hopkins, SAMS Entertainment & Julie Larson present
Also open
Exhibitions and runs on this dayUntil 1 Aug
Irish Cultural Centre · Exhibition · W6
Until 1 Aug
Herald St · Exhibition · E2
Until 1 Aug
Finborough Theatre · Theatre · SW10
Until 22 Aug
Museum of the Home · Walks / Tours · E2
Until 30 Aug
Museum of the Home · Exhibition · E2
Until 30 Aug
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 31 Aug
Kate MacGarry · Exhibition · E2
Until 6 Sept
Ibraaz · Talk · W1W
Until 19 Sept
Thomas Dane Gallery · Exhibition · SW1Y
Until 19 Sept
SOAS · Talk · WC1H
Until 24 Sept
Wellcome Collection · Talks / Ideas / Philosophy · NW1
Until 30 Sept
LSE · Exhibition · WC2A
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