| Saturday 9th April |
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| A notice that a cruise ship, the Hanseatic Spirit will be passing through Tower Bridge. |
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| A games festival aimed at players, with consoles, PC, and tabletop games to play, video streamers and goods to buy. |
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| SicilyFEST 2022 is going to celebrate Sicily and its products with four days of stalls that will mainly focus on Sicilian food produce, wine and drinks. |
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| The one and only Ben Aaronovitch will be signing copies of Rivers Of London: Book 9: Amongst Our Weapons. |
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| A beautiful country cottage style garden set in ½ acre, designed by Sam Aldridge of Eden Restored. |
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| A weekend festival devoted to the weird and wonderful world of Turkish remakes of English movies, digitally restored with all-new English subtitles. |
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| Sunday 10th April |
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| There will be bus displays, heritage bus trips and a huge selection of trade stalls. |
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| SicilyFEST 2022 is going to celebrate Sicily and its products with four days of stalls that will mainly focus on Sicilian food produce, wine and drinks. |
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| Walk along the Deptford Creek at low tide and find out about the local and natural history of this amazing urban space. |
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| This quiet oasis is a wonderful mixture of rolling lawns, mature trees and imaginative planting. |
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| Diverse garden dominated by a gigantic perry pear forming part of one of the East Dulwich orchards. |
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| A garden laid out in 1907 by a previous owner who lived to be 101. Since 1976 replanting has taken place and a lot of new planting added. |
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| A screening of a silent movie adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s Gothic tale with live music accompaniment. |
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| This event includes a Q&A with the audience, and a book signing opportunity with the author. |
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| A weekend festival devoted to the weird and wonderful world of Turkish remakes of English movies, digitally restored with all-new English subtitles. |
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| Phantasmagorical is a supernatural spectacle of stories and magic, swirling with dark whimsy. |
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| A notice that a cruise ship, the Hanseatic Spirit will be passing through Tower Bridge. |
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| Monday 11th April |
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| This lecture explains the science of fertility and egg freezing, the impact of child-bearing and rearing on women’s educational and employment prospects, and outlines the law on freezing eggs. |
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| This talk looks at the broad structures and recent history of computational propaganda - the use of algorithms, automation and human curation to distribute misleading information over social media. |
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| Historian and author Lucinda Gosling conducts a tour of London's 1920s nightspots. |
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| Tuesday 12th April |
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| The talk will describe the icehouse and the historical context of its construction. |
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| For this talk writer Jean Cornell shares the story of two painter-gardeners of the 1930s: Humphrey Waterfield and John Codrington. |
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| Join Alex Riley as he explores the definitive story of depression – from its history to its leading-edge future. |
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| Wednesday 13th April |
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| A multitude of unique biological features in naked mole-rats enable the telling of a fascinating scientific story in a holistic way. |
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| This lecture explains why it is difficult to predict the number and identities of the most endangered species. |
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| Oliver Gerrish, of Historic Decoration, will explore some of London's most iconic and historic townhouses. He will examine some that are still standing, as well as those we have lost. |
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| Tim Potter will introduce you to the a hidden part of London, almost unknown to the outside world but which has a rich history. |
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| Reverend Peter Laws asks why human culture seems so fascinated with the thought of a ‘beast inside us’. |
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| Thursday 14th April |
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| A talk about how genes have highlighted the fundamental role of the brain in modulating eating behaviour and body weight |
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| An evening with former BBC correspondent Nick Higham, to celebrate the publication of his new history of London's water, The Mercenary River – Private Greed, Public Good. |
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| Dr Frances Sands, Curator of Drawings and Books, will explore Sir John Soane’s extraordinary collection of Royal Academy lecture drawings. |
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| Dan Saladino talks to Jessica B. Harris, leading expert on African and African American foodways, along with two producers who feature in his book. |
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| Friday 15th April |
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| One hundred Wintershall players bring their portrayal of the final days of Jesus to Trafalgar Square. |
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| Saturday 16th April |
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| A hall full of film memorabilia traders and a number of Cult TV and film stars in attendance. |
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| The under restoration windmill will aim to have its new sails rotating for the open days. |
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| There will be free light bites and Indian tea (Langar), demonstrations of martial arts (Gatka), entertainment and a display of Sikh art. |
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