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| Saturday, 2nd July |
| Galleries will host an eclectic series of talks during Brown's London Art Weekend. |
| As part of National Meadows Day, Osterley is hosting a walk around the Great Meadow with a difference; No shoes allowed! |
| At this discussion, activists and experts debate the changing nature of protest. |
| Monthly open day at one of London's more curious and delightful museums, devoted to the history of the sewing machine. |
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| Sunday, 3rd July |
| Regent Street will be transformed into a spectacular display of transport designs for a free festival. |
| Galleries will host an eclectic series of talks during Brown's London Art Weekend. |
| Step back in history and visit the terminus building of London's original international airport - in Croydon. |
| Technology and politics writer James O’Malley presents a provocative and sometimes shocking prognosis for democracy. |
| A screening of the dystopian classic, The Running Man with Arnold Schwarzenegger. |
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| Monday, 4th July |
| Find out what alcohol and other drugs do to our brains, and why some people are more susceptible to their effects than others. |
| Join Nobel Prize winner Art McDonald who will tell the story of the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNOLAB), a laboratory 2 km underground. |
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| Tuesday, 5th July |
| Join us to discover Red House as William Morris would have known it |
| An evening in the Sir John Soane's Museum with the rooms lit by candles. |
| Guildhall Library’s latest exhibition showcases Tony Phillips’ etchings and pen-and-wash drawings of contemporary London |
| In this interactive talk, Dr Jenny Bizley explores perception versus reality and if we can explain what’s happening inside our brains. |
| Wayne Hemingway MBE talks about the design he created for the London Underground staff. |
| Join Martin Hendry and Stuart Reid to explore how the discovery of gravitational waves is opening up an entire window into the cosmos. |
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| Wednesday, 6th July |
| Lots of exciting events, displays and activities to show how much fun science can be. |
| More than a dozen of Britain’s most popular breweries gathering to serve up a selection of beers. |
| To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the film’s release, a screening and talk by the producer . |
| Big screen documentary about the interior and art of the Vatican |
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| Thursday, 7th July |
| An exhibition of alternative tube map designs, and a talk by transit map book author, Mark Ovenden. |
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| Friday, 8th July |
| Join Roger Highfield as he takes a journey to Hogwarts to unlock some of the secrets of our beloved wizarding world. |
| Explore all aspects of touch from neuroscience and perception to virtual reality with talks and activities throughout the Ri. |
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| Saturday, 9th July |
| Come along and find out what goes on to keep Essex's longest Heritage Railway running. |
| A country show with all day entertainment in the setting of Osterley's magnificent Front Lawn. |
| Join a panel of experts to hear the ins and outs of the ethical debates surrounding driverless cars. |
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| Exhibitions closing shortly |
| This outdoor exhibition features images of the present-day battlefields alongside archive pictures of the trenches during WWI. (Ends on Sun, 3rd Jul) |
| The exhibition tells stories of just some of the amazing women who have shaped the history of the End East and beyond. (Ends on Sat, 9th Jul) |
| A chance to see inside a Grade I listed church that was largely closed to the public since the 1970s. (Ends on Thu, 30th Jun) |
| A computer generated exploration of money, dynasty and desire (Ends on Sun, 3rd Jul) |
| This small display features a selection of drawings that documented some of Sicily’s best surviving classical sculpture and architecture. (Ends on Thu, 14th Jul) |
| Britain from the Air is the Royal Geographical Society's exhibition of aerial photographs. (Ends on Tue, 12th Jul) |
| Barbican has commissioned the award-winning Pakistani artist Imran Qureshi to create a new body of work for The Curve. (Ends on Sun, 10th Jul) |
| This display presents photographs, films and ephemera relating to Olivetti’s graphic and spatial design, as well as architecture. (Ends on Sun, 17th Jul) |
| A life size X-ray of Venus, Mars and Cupid will reveal changes made during the painting of the artwork. (Ends on Sun, 3rd Jul) |
