Saturday 23rd March |
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Spend a day re-stocking your yarn stash, learning to knit, mastering the art of tailoring and more. |
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Open-platform buses with real conductors will run between Redbridge and Dagenham (route 145), and between Chadwell Heath and Barking (route 62). |
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Annual model railway show being held in Forest Hill. |
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Annual conference with talks on recent archaeological work in London. |
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The Finnish Church in Rotherhithe will host an Easter fair full of Finnish foods and sweets. |
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Hear Andrew Scott in conversation with the Southbank Centre's organ curator, William McVicker, discussing the works carried out to the Royal Festival Hall organ. |
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Sunday 24th March |
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Spend a day re-stocking your yarn stash, learning to knit, mastering the art of tailoring and more. |
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The Finnish Church in Rotherhithe will host an Easter fair full of Finnish foods and sweets. |
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Monday 25th March |
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Tuesday 26th March |
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Every month at Frameless, in partnership with ArtscapesUK, they will be delving deeper into the stories behind the art. |
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Stewart Purvis CBE explores Edith Tudor-Hart's connections to the Cambridge Five spies and Soviet intelligence operatives in Hampstead. |
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A talk hosted by award winning writer and Head Gardener at the Garden Museum, Matt Collins, to discuss what gardening in a warming and more volatile climate looks like. |
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Rosanna De Sancha, Senior Paintings Conservator, will share the meticulous work undertaken by our conservation team to restore this masterpiece painting. |
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Wednesday 27th March |
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Explore the cosmic anomalies currently perplexing all scientists. |
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Join our exhibition curators online for a look at our latest exhibition, Great Escapes |
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Thursday 28th March |
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The co-founders of the Modern Cockney Festival explore the long legacy of London’s street sellers and their value for the city's future. |
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An evening of miniature talks on lesser-known aspects of local history told by a selection of authors, social historians, and East London people. |
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Friday 29th March |
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An open-air performance of the Passion of Christ in Trafalgar Square. |
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Saturday 30th March |
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The annual Oxford v Cambridge boat races return to the River Thames. |
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Exhibitions closing shortly |
This exhibition displays her vivid and detailed illustrations, as well as the wooden ‘Pomona’ toys she created with fellow artist and suffragette campaigner Louise Jacobs. (Ends on Sun, 24th Mar) | Responsible for some of the most iconic editorial shoots and album artwork of the 1990s and 2000s, Rankin has photographed the biggest British bands (Ends on Sun, 24th Mar) | This free exhibition showcases the work of the 12 emerging designers from across the UK who have been selected as the recipients of the Linbury Prize for Stage Design 2023. (Ends on Sat, 30th Mar) | This exhibition explores some of the ways in which Shakespeare has shaped how we think about soldiers and the Army, and how we imagine war and its consequences today. (Ends on Sun, 31st Mar) | Showcasing prints and drawings from Genoa's golden age, this display spotlights an artistic powerhouse that rivalled Venice, Florence and Rome. (Ends on Mon, 1st Apr) | Known for her hyperrealistic style and bold colours, Titi’s works single out a series of objects against stark white backgrounds (Ends on Mon, 1st Apr) | This free installation invites visitors to orient themselves in the buildings and their complex, fascinating histories in an exciting new display at the heart of the Barbican’s Foyers. (Ends on Fri, 5th Apr) | The exhibition features 18 female sculptors and 40 works of art, offering a diverse and thought-provoking exploration of contemporary female sculpture. (Ends on Sat, 6th Apr) | Expect an explosion of over the top fashions at the V&A Museum this summer, as it brings together a collection of outfits worn by celebrities under the title of "divas". (Ends on Sun, 7th Apr) | The first of its kind, this exhibition is a wide-ranging exploration of feminist art by over 100 women artists working in the UK. (Ends on Sun, 7th Apr) |
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