Things to do in Bloomsbury on Friday

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The Triumph of Pleasure - Vauxhall Gardens 1729-1786
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Exhibitions: Bloomsbury

The Triumph of Pleasure - Vauxhall Gardens 1729-1786

Friday, 01 Jun (10:00AM) @ The Foundling Museum
Oh this sounds cool. Just as the Olympics takes over and the talk is of the opening of the London Pleasure...
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Operation Anthropoid: Britain, Heydrich and the Holocuast
Free!
Exhibitions: Bloomsbury

Operation Anthropoid: Britain, Heydrich and the Holocuast

Friday, 01 Jun (10:00AM) @ The Wiener Library
An exhibition exploring the British plot to assassinate Reinhard Heydrich.
Until 08.06.12.
The Horse - from Arabia to Royal Ascot
Free!
Exhibitions: Bloomsbury

The Horse - from Arabia to Royal Ascot

Friday, 01 Jun (10:00AM) @ The British Museum
An exhibition exploring 5,000 years of humanity's relationship with horses, this summer at the British...
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Rock, Paper, Scissors
Free!
Exhibitions: Bloomsbury

Rock, Paper, Scissors

Friday, 01 Jun (11:00AM) @ Store Street Gallery
An exhibition featuring work by nine contemporary artists all exploring the medium of paper. Until 23...
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The Queen, The Chairman and I
Free!
Exhibitions: Bloomsbury

The Queen, The Chairman and I

Friday, 01 Jun (12:00PM) @ The Horse Hospital
Beautiful new works exploring Chinese culture by Kurt Tong at the Horse Hospital, as part of the London...
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