BOOTLEG BLONDIE is the official Debbie Harry & Blondie tribute band and the only Blondie tribute to play the legendary CBGB's in New York City before it's demise in 2006. CBGB...
Join us for an evening of pampering and shopping, just for the ladies.
There will be a choice of massage and treatments available alongside fab goodies you can also treat yourself...
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
Speaker: Anne Sebba
Les Parisiennes is a story about women's lives during the dark years of Nazi occupation and beyond and includes British and American women caught in Paris ...
21.6 Miles from London Docklands to Ham in Surrey
The Great River Race is London's River Marathon. A spectacular boat race up the River Thames, it attracts over 330 crews from ...
One of the resident singers at TwickFolk, says: "All the music at TwickFolk is live and our singarounds give everyone a chance to sing, play an instrument, recite a poem or tell a story."
by Diane Samuels, directed by Michelle Hood
On the brink of World War II, nine-year-old Eva is sent to Britain for refuge from Nazi Europe, with little more than a ...
Handmade craft items at affordable prices, made by local crafters. With items starting at just £1.
The majestic play for voices comes to life
Never has a story where nothing happens been so beautifully told. Under Milk Wood is perhaps Dylan ...
Bushy House and gardens will be open to the general public on Sunday 17 September (10.00am - 5.00pm) as part of Open House London weekend.
Bushy House was built for Edward Proger ...
Slim Chance are a brilliant live band, whose members are all fine singers, musicians and showmen, playing an amazing array of instruments. The band is known for its pioneering use of ...
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
Speaker: Simon Seligman
Since the 1950s the collections at Chatsworth have undergone a renaissance under the leadership of the 11th and the 12th Dukes.
The lecture ...
more information about Chatsworth House and the Devonshire Collections in the Modern Age
Handmade craft items at affordable prices, made by local crafters. With items starting at just £1.
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
Speaker: Julian Richards
Stonehenge is unique, a national treasure and a global icon. In this talk Julian Richards will examine its architecture, the production of stone tools, and...
Join us for an evening of pampering and shopping, just for the ladies.
There will be a choice of massage and treatments available alongside fab goodies you can also treat yourself...
Handmade craft items at affordable prices, made by local crafters. With items starting at just £1.
An indoor meeting that any member of the public can attend.
by William Shakespeare, directed by Simon Bartlett
"... England, that was wont to conquer others Hath made a shameful conquest of itself"A despotic ruler ...
Geno Washington is still the ultimate 60s soul man enjoying cult status in soul, blues and RNB scenes, mainly due to his unsurpassable reputation as a live performer.
A ...
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
Speaker: Susan Owens
The idea that the dead can return to haunt the living is ingrained in English imagination and part of our national culture.
Telling the fascinating ...
by E. Nesbit adapted by Mike Kenny, directed by John Roth
If ever there was a "timeless" classic tale, this is surely it. There have been many Stage adaptations, but the...
Handmade craft items at affordable prices, made by local crafters. With items starting at just £1.
Bach 'Christmas Oratorio'
Join us for an evening of pampering and shopping, just for the ladies.
There will be a choice of massage and treatments available alongside fab goodies you can also treat yourself...
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
by Anton Burge, directed by Harry Medawar
Robert Aldrich's 1962 film tells the story of Blanche and Jane Hudson, two sisters bound forever by guilt and deceit. ...
Speaker: Eveline Eaton
Based on the ideas of Impressionism, Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) pushed the style from appearance to experience and from an art of the eye to an art of the mind...
Speaker: Mark Hill
An overview of Britain's 'Big Four' postwar glass companies, comprising Whitefriars, King's Lynn (Wedgwood), Caithness and Dartington. As well as...
Speaker: John Vigar
The peaceful setting of most of our medieval churches cannot cover up the fact that they contain images and references to less savoury aspects of life. Medieval...
more information about Murder, Sex and Mayhem in English Churches
Speaker: Christopher Herbert
The mosaics of Ravenna were created during great political turmoil. In the fifth and sixth centuries, invaders played havoc with the western Roman ...
Speaker: Frances Hughes
It is 200 years since the death of Johann Zoffany, prolific painter of the theatre, conversation pieces, dramatic events of the French Revolution and a ...
Speaker: Janusz Karczewski-Slowikowski
An alternative title for this lecture could be 'Furniture of the Age of Elegance' because the term Georgian immediately conjures up ...
more information about AGM and Lecture: 18th Century Georgian Furniture
Speaker: Aliki Braine
From pictures of St Luke painting the Virgin to images of artists at work in their studios and self-portraits, this lecture investigates the shifting ...
more information about From the Workshop to the Studio: Images of the Artist at Work
Speaker: Carole Petipher
A tiny section of the Seine to the West of Paris, which would have represented the perfect antidote to the claustrophobia of mid 19th Paris, has...
more information about Ups and Downs in the Lives of the Impressionists
Speaker: Rupert Willoughby
One of the most derided towns in England, renowned for its dullness, Basingstoke is distinguished only by its numerous roundabouts and absurd Modernist ...
more information about Basingstoke and its Contribution to World Culture!
Speaker: Libby Horner
Brangwyn was not an official war artist but nevertheless he produced over 80 poster designs during The Great War. Clients included the Canadian War Memorial ...
more information about Frank Brangwyn and his World War I Posters
Speaker: David Phillips
Even in ancient Rome people made complaints about the mid-winter Saturnalia celebrations, remarkably like the complaints that we hear today about our ...
Speaker: Chloe Sayer
Chloe is a freelance specialist in the art and culture of Latin America. She has lectured in the UK, Canada, Ireland, Mexico, Australia, New ...
more information about Postcards from Near and Far: Picturing the 20th Century
Speaker: Caroline Shenton
The Houses of Parliament is one of the most famous and staggering buildings in the world. It rises serenely from the Thames at Westminster on a site which...
more information about Charles Barry's Great Work: Restoring the Houses of Parliament
Speaker: Maggie Campbell Pederson
Ivory has been carved for 40,000 years and its trade goes back thousands of years. Different cultures worldwide have revered it and it has been ...
Speaker: Ray Warburton
At heart David Hockney is a figurative painter, painting people and places that he knows and have meaning for him. Yet as he was learning his trade, modern ...
more information about David Hockney and his Struggles with Modernism
Speaker: Simon Cottle
For a brief period glass paperweight-making truly blossomed. Influenced by developments in Venice in the 1840s, the French glass manufacturers of Baccarat, ...
more information about The Art of the Classic French Paperweight
Speaker: Simon Ingris
According to historian Barbara Tuchman, the invention of the ball ranks as highly as the invention of the wheel. Simon Inglis agrees, especially after ...
Speaker: Nicholas Henderson
Fortitude & Fancy: A story of Henry VIII's two most important queens and the social, religious and political consequences of their struggles for...
more information about Fortitude and Fancy - Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn
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