Recommended Events in London
Recommended Events
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Extinction: Not the end of the World?
Thursday, 29 Aug
(10:00AM)
@ Natural History Museum
From Dinosaurs to the dodo to giant scorpions the size of London buses, almost 99% of life on earth has...
Recommended!
IncrEdibles
Friday, 30 Aug
( 9:30AM)
@ Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens launches a massive new exhibition this month, inviting visitors to experience a selection...
Recommended!
Extinction: Not the end of the World?
Friday, 30 Aug
(10:00AM)
@ Natural History Museum
From Dinosaurs to the dodo to giant scorpions the size of London buses, almost 99% of life on earth has...
Free! Recommended!
Oramics to Electronica
Friday, 30 Aug
(10:00AM)
@ Science Museum
An exhibition charting the history of electronic music from the initial experiments of the 1950s right...
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Saloua Raouda Choucair
Friday, 30 Aug
(10:00AM)
@ Tate Modern
Tate Modern presents the first UK exhibition of Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair. Born in Beirut ...
Free! Recommended!
Keep Your Timber Limber (Drawings on Paper)
Friday, 30 Aug
(11:00AM)
@ ICA
Keep Your Timber Limber (Works on Paper) explores how artists since the 1940s to the present day have...
Recommended!
IncrEdibles
Saturday, 31 Aug
( 9:30AM)
@ Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens launches a massive new exhibition this month, inviting visitors to experience a selection...
Free! Recommended!
Oramics to Electronica
Saturday, 31 Aug
(10:00AM)
@ Science Museum
An exhibition charting the history of electronic music from the initial experiments of the 1950s right...
Free! Recommended!
Keep Your Timber Limber (Drawings on Paper)
Saturday, 31 Aug
(11:00AM)
@ ICA
Keep Your Timber Limber (Works on Paper) explores how artists since the 1940s to the present day have...
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