Check out this week's alternative guide to what's on in London. Welcome to my weekly email of lectures, talks, heritage events, organised walks and other random miscellany which Ian hopes would be of interest. Sorry, bit quiet this week. | = Event is free of charge | | = Pre-Booking required. |
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| Saturday, 12th March | A fairly rare chance to climb up to the top of the disused Caledonian Park clock tower with excellent views across North London. | As the Cosmonauts exhibition comes to a close, the Science Museum will hold one last late night opening. | Occasional tours of the backstage areas of the Southbank Centre | | Sunday, 13th March | Occasional open day at a 3 acre wildlife friendly private garden | | Monday, 14th March | Hear about the challenges of selecting the themes, criminal cases and objects from the original museum. | | Tuesday, 15th March | Through images and stories from the dark days of 1939 to 1945, Second World War researcher and author, Neil Bright will take you on a virtual guided tour of Old Southwark in the Blitz. | | Friday, 18th March | Tour the remains of the western gate of London’s Roman military fort, located beneath the streets next to the museum. | Chaotic science cabaret in the pub a line up of experts, including computer scientists, psychologists and social scientists delve into the weird and wonderful side of science. | | Saturday, 19th March | Over 40 hand-picked layouts from around the globe on display, for all railway enthusiasts. |
| Exhibitions closing shortly | Discover the dramatic story of how Russia turned the dream of space travel into a reality and became the first nation to explore space. (Ends on Sun, 13th Mar) | This exhibition examines the effect of the personal tragedy of his wife's death on Soane’s life and work. (Ends on Wed, 16th Mar) | An ever-changing projected animation at Granary Square (Ends on Thu, 10th Mar) | This exhibition takes you on a journey through the life of the Company, from these historical beginnings, to its work in the present day, (Ends on Wed, 23rd Mar) | This exhibition takes you on a journey through the life of the Company, from these historical beginnings, to its work in the present day, (Ends on Wed, 23rd Mar) | This exhibition explores how industry played a major role in shaping the modern landscape of Barking and Dagenham. (Ends on Sat, 26th Mar) | The highly-acclaimed Bob Mazzer photography exhibition of the London Underground in the 1970s/80s. (Ends on Fri, 11th Mar) | A year long photography project following a Church of England minister in South London (Ends on Sun, 20th Mar) | An exhibition of around 200 objects from the world of Stuart London, from the execution of Charles I to the Glorious Revolution. (Ends on Mon, 28th Mar) | A long colourful streetscape painted onto the gallery wall based on the people living in Peckham. (Ends on Fri, 25th Mar) | | |