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Thu, 9 Sep, 2010
11:00 AM Exploring St Pancras International (Hampstead)
  Discover how a Victorian Gothic masterpiece and its surroundings are being transformed for the 21st Century.
01:00 PM The Artificial Ape (Charing Cross)
Archaeologist Timothy Taylor shows how our early adoption of tools, objects, and, now, technology, has changed the course of human evolution
06:00 PM A Winter on the Nile talk by Anthony Sattin (Southwark)
   A talk about the time Florence Nightingale visited Egypt and the Nile river.
07:00 PM Fully charged: Renewable energy and the future of transport (Mayfair)
  Comedian, actor and writer Robert Llewellyn, hosts an event, looking at the future of electricity generation.
08:00 PM The Knights Templars in London (Southwark)
   This illustrated talk will discuss places in London that were either occupied, owned or had some connection with the Knight Templars.
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
TBA Tours of RAF Bentley Priory
  Guided tours of the former headquarters of Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain.
Fri, 10 Sep, 2010
10:45 AM Illumini 2010: Tour of Shoreditch Church Crypt, by Torch light (Whitechapel)
An atmospheric one hour tour of the Crypt by torch light.
11:00 AM Illumini 2010: The Occult World of Subterranean London
The talk will cover where to meet druids, witches and wizards; how to find good tarot readers; the hidden, occult places of London, and more.
01:30 PM Brave New World: the Docklands Explorer (Tower Hill)
   Starting from Tower Hill, this walk traces a route across the redeveloped old London Dock complex which was originally developed in the early 1800's
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Barts and Smithfield (Barbican)
   A weekly tour of the great hall at the hospital along with the local churches and markets.
02:00 PM Illumini 2010: Crypts, Creatures and Caverns: the Folklore of Subterranean London
Dark,tales of London's lost grottos and caverns, strange sewer creatures, urban legends and panics and ghostly goings-on in crypts and catacombs
05:00 PM Illumini 2010: Subterranean City
Antony Clayton, author of Subterranean City will talk about various aspects of the inverted city beneath our streets
07:30 PM Outdoor film in a Cemetery - A Matter of Life and Death (Peckham)
  Nunhead Cemetery is the venue for a free outdoor screening of 1946 classic, A Matter of Life and Death
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
TBA Tours of RAF Bentley Priory
  Guided tours of the former headquarters of Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain.
Sat, 11 Sep, 2010
10:00 AM Open day at RAF Bentley Priory
  Open day at the former headquarters of Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain.
11:00 AM Illumini 2010: Living London uncovers the mysteries that lie beneath us
Find out about secret tunnels and rooms that exist in our city.
02:00 PM Illumini 2010: Eighth Wonder of the world
Robert Hulse, Director of The Brunel Museum, tells the story of the men who dug the Brunel Tunnel
02:00 PM London Bridge & The City of London in the Night Blitz (Southwark)
   Guided tour around London by Blitz Walkers.
04:30 PM Illumini 2010: What lurks beneath - spirits and spectres of subterranean London
Rosie Murdie, ghost investigator and member of The Ghost Club will tell some of the ghostly tales associated with subterranean London.
All Day Event Landscaping: Artists, Maps and Britian (Camden)
  A whole day of presentations, screenings and discussion exploring the contemporary cultural mapping of Britain
All Day Event Thames Festival (Southwark)
  A weekend of events culminating in a firework display.
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
Sun, 12 Sep, 2010
10:00 AM BioBlitz (Bow)
  Come and join our scientists, naturalists and other experts, for a day of fun and discovery in Tower Hamlets Nature reserve.
10:30 AM Guided tour of Spencer House (Green Park)
   Summer tours of the London's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.
11:00 AM Illumini 2010: Post Office underground miniature Train
A talk on the post office miniature underground railway, which was used to carry post through central London
11:00 AM Walking tour of Smithfield (Barbican)
   Executions, body snatchers, a plague pit, notorious trials and 'hanging breakfasts' at Newgate Prison - just part of our walk.
12:00 PM The Spitalfields Show and Green Fair (Whitechapel)
  Annual Horticultural Show displaying fruit, flowers and vegetables, home-made produce and handicrafts plus a whole range of stalls
02:00 PM A Century of Cinema: 1910s (East Finchley)
A series of silent films with live piano accompaniment as part of the Phoenix Cinema centenary.
03:30 PM Illumini 2010: Mysteries & ghosts of London Underground
A talk from a member of London Underground Staff, covering the baffling mysteries & ghosts on the Tube.
All Day Event Amersham Heritage Open Day
   Annual event that is notable for usually running heritage trains to Amersham as well as the events within the town itself.
All Day Event Thames Festival (Southwark)
  A weekend of events culminating in a firework display.
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
TBA Guided towpath walk to St. Pancras Water Tower (Islington)
   Guided towpath walk to St. Pancras Water Tower, for panoramic views of the area.
Mon, 13 Sep, 2010
06:00 PM Sudan - Darfur and the Failure of an African State? (Green Park)
The African editor of The Economist will talk about the current situation in Sudan.
06:00 PM The Victorians: Time and Space (Barbican)
  A talk about the changes in communication and travel that redefined 'time' for the Victorians
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
Tue, 14 Sep, 2010
11:00 AM Illumini 2010: Silver Vaults
A virtual tour through the underground jewelers workshops of Hatton Garden
11:30 AM Secret Tunnels and Hidden Passageways (Tower Hill)
   Guided walk around the London Bridge area focusing on hidden tunnels and alleys
01:00 PM Comets: ghostly wanderers in space (Picadilly)
  This talk will explain scientists’ efforts to understand the history and composition of comets.
01:30 PM Illumini 2010: Empire of Shadows
This talk explores Victorian London's criminal underworld through the plays of the day.
01:30 PM Through the Time Tunnel: A Retrograde Ramble (Tower Hill)
   Regular guided walk of London - running from modern day backwards to the ancient.
02:00 PM Illumini 2010: Tour of Shoreditch Church Crypt by Torch light (Whitechapel)
   An atmospheric one hour tour of the Crypt by torch light.
02:00 PM Tour of Mansion House
   Weekly tours of the splendour of the home of the Lord Mayor of London
03:00 PM Guided Tour of St Bride's Church
   Occasional guided tour of the 'journalists church' in Fleet Street
04:00 PM Illumini 2010: Into the Belly of the Beast: Exploring London's Sewers
This talk will consider the allure of London's sewers, past and present.
07:00 PM Bloodhound Project - 133,000 HP, 1,000 mph and a new generation of British engineers (Mayfair)
  A talk about the British attempt to retake the land speed record.
07:00 PM London Histories at the Whitechapel Gallery (Whitechapel)
  A panel of well-known Londoners will discuss the way the capital has evolved over the centuries to absorb cultures and peoples from all over the globe
All Day Event Whale Skeleton (Poplar)
  A headless skeleton of a rare North Atlantic right whale, seven metres long and weighs around half a tonne will be on display for a few days.
Wed, 15 Sep, 2010
02:00 PM Illumini 2010: Living London uncovers the mysteries that lie beneath us
  Walking tour focusing on the subterranean secrets under the streets.
03:00 PM Spitfire flypast over Central London (Pimlico)
  Flypast over Whitehall by a Spitfire plane.
06:00 PM Breaking into the Museum (Barbican)
   15 young Londoners are allowed into closed off parts of the Museum of London - they filmed the results.
06:00 PM The Quest for Meaning (Charing Cross)
Philosopher and scholar Tariq Ramadan asks: how can different religious traditions move beyond tolerant co-existence to mutual respect and enrichment
06:30 PM Britain Votes 2010 (Green Park)
The Hansard Society will be hosting a talk by Prof John Curtice, followed by panel discussion and Q&A session.
06:30 PM The Challange of Climate Change (Camden)
  Lord Puttnam will explore the Challenges of Climate Change on both sides of the Atlantic.
07:00 PM Andy McNab: Spoken from the front 2 (Chelsea)
  Andy Mc Nab will tell the stories of what he describes as modern-day heroes fighting modern-day wars.
07:00 PM Conspirator - Lenin in Exile (Bloomsbury)
  A talk about Lenin's 17-year exile from Russia moving across Europe.
07:00 PM Who is winning the media war in Afghanistan? (Bayswater)
  Debate on whether the UK media is reporting the war in Afghanistan accurately.
Thu, 16 Sep, 2010
01:00 PM The End of Discovery (Charing Cross)
Russell Stannard asks whether or not we are approaching the absolute limits of what we can know about ourselves and the world.
05:00 PM HJS Event: Transatlantic Trends 2010 (Green Park)
A talk by the German Marshall Fund on transatlantic affairs and a new report on the same.
05:30 PM Genetic changes that make new species (Picadilly)
  Evening lecture by Mohamed Noor discussing the more recent genetic debates, areas of consensus and areas of ambiguity
06:00 PM How liturgy affected the development of the organ
  A talk about the church organ at St Margaret's Church in Lothbury
07:00 PM Richard Dannatt: Leading from the front (Chelsea)
  Former Chief of General Staff, sir Richard Dannatt will be discussing his career in the British Army.
08:15 PM Astronomers and Oddities (Hampstead)
  A general overview of the Royal Astronomical Society's history and collections
Fri, 17 Sep, 2010
01:00 PM Pictures in the sky: the origin and history of the constellations
Illustrated talk on how the Greeks designed the constellations we still use today.
01:30 PM Behind-the-scenes Tours of the Wellcome Collection (Camden)
  Monthly tour of the medical museum and exhibition center in central London
01:30 PM Brave New World: the Docklands Explorer (Tower Hill)
   Starting from Tower Hill, this walk traces a route across the redeveloped old London Dock complex which was originally developed in the early 1800's
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Barts and Smithfield (Barbican)
   A weekly tour of the great hall at the hospital along with the local churches and markets.
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sat, 18 Sep, 2010
11:00 AM The Trevor Barton Collection of Unusual Smoking Pipes (South Kensington)
  A chance to see a collection of unusual smoking pipes and related items
02:00 PM Blackheath & Greenwich at War (Blackheath)
   Guided tour around London by Blitz Walkers.
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sun, 19 Sep, 2010
10:00 AM Horseman's Sunday (Bayswater)
  A parade of 100 horses as part of an annual tradition by the vicar of St John's Church
10:30 AM Guided tour of Spencer House (Green Park)
   Summer tours of the London's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.
11:00 AM The Trevor Barton Collection of Unusual Smoking Pipes (South Kensington)
  A chance to see a collection of unusual smoking pipes and related items
11:00 AM Walking tour of Smithfield (Barbican)
   Executions, body snatchers, a plague pit, notorious trials and 'hanging breakfasts' at Newgate Prison - just part of our walk.
12:00 PM Hurricane & Spitfire flypast over Central London (Westminster)
  A Hurricane & Spitfire will fly over Westminster
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Copped Hall
   Guided tour of this Georgian mansion - currently being restored - as well as the gardens.
02:00 PM Guided tour of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park (Bow)
   Monthly tours of the cemetery, to learn about the notable burials and the place as a nature reserve
Mon, 20 Sep, 2010
04:30 PM Managing Natural Resource Rents: China and Africa (Holborn)
  Is China's strategy - of negotiating deals in which resources are exchanged for infrastructure - beneficial or a new variant of the plunder of Africa?
06:30 PM Mobile Phones for Development (Holborn)
  What impact can mobiles have on those previously excluded from financial services and communications networks?
Tue, 21 Sep, 2010
11:00 AM Guided Tour of The Royal Courts of Justice (Holborn)
   Fortnightly tours of the vast Gothic inspired legal courts on Fleet Street
11:30 AM Secret Tunnels and Hidden Passageways (Tower Hill)
   Guided walk around the London Bridge area focusing on hidden tunnels and alleys
12:30 PM Camden's Railway Heritage (Fleet Street)
  A talk about the little known features of the former goods depot and the Camden Incline.
01:30 PM Through the Time Tunnel: A Retrograde Ramble (Tower Hill)
   Regular guided walk of London - running from modern day backwards to the ancient.
02:00 PM Guided Tour of The Royal Courts of Justice (Holborn)
   Fortnightly tours of the vast Gothic inspired legal courts on Fleet Street
02:00 PM Tour of Mansion House
   Weekly tours of the splendour of the home of the Lord Mayor of London
06:00 PM Britain in the 20th Century - Progress and Decline (Barbican)
  The impact of the loss of Empire and the growth of the government as state on Britain
06:30 PM Designing by measure: Sir Christopher Wren and St Paul's Cathedral (Tottenham Court Road)
  A talk on how Wren's design methods at St Paul's were tailored to his system of payment for masonry construction 'by measure'.
06:30 PM Industrial Revolution or Agricultural Revolution? (Holborn)
  A panel debate on the relative importance of industrial and agricultural revolution in the developing countries.
06:45 PM The Middle East Peace Process is a Charade: An Intelligence Squared Debate
  A (slightly pricey) debate on the Middle-East peace process.
07:00 PM The US midterm elections: What's at stake? (Bayswater)
  As the US midterm elections approach we will be discussing their significance for Barack Obama's Presidency.
Wed, 22 Sep, 2010
06:30 PM On Writing: High, Low and everything in Between (Holborn)
TV Historian, Simon Schama introduces his latest book.
06:30 PM Moquette For London (Covent Garden)
  An evening of talks, exhibition and craft celebrating the London Underground's Moquette
Thu, 23 Sep, 2010
01:00 PM The Way We Were: Britain at the Start of the Seventies (Charing Cross)
Historian Dominic Sandbrook looks back at an era that profoundly shaped our present - one of strikes, bombs and blackouts, but also creativity, energy
02:00 PM Fictional obscenities: Lesbianism and censorship in the early 20th century (Kew)
  A talk about the banning of novels whose narratives featured same sex relations between women.
06:45 PM Guided Walk - Going Batty For Bats
A nocturnal stroll through Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens.
07:00 PM Freud, Jung, and the Black Tide of Mud (Hampstead)
  A talk on Freud and Jung's relationship to the occult, how it affected their relationship to each other
07:00 PM New Labour: The Legacy (Bloomsbury)
  Political journalists Polly Toynbee, David Walker and Steve Richards discuss their new books.
07:00 PM Nuclear Power: Green Power? (South Kensington)
Should more nuclear power plants be built in the UK? Can they provide a greener and more secure energy future?
07:00 PM Should science journalists take sides? (Mayfair)
  Panel debate on the increasingly controversial issue of science reporting in the popular press.
Fri, 24 Sep, 2010
01:30 PM Behind-the-scenes Tours of the Wellcome Collection (Camden)
  Monthly tour of the medical museum and exhibition center in central London
01:30 PM Brave New World: the Docklands Explorer (Tower Hill)
   Starting from Tower Hill, this walk traces a route across the redeveloped old London Dock complex which was originally developed in the early 1800's
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Barts and Smithfield (Barbican)
   A weekly tour of the great hall at the hospital along with the local churches and markets.
07:45 PM Lal Mohun Ghose and Indian Nationalism in Deptford (Lewisham)
   A talk about Lal Mohun, an Indian nationalist who for a few years lived in Deptford and in 1885 stood for Parliament as a Liberal
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sat, 25 Sep, 2010
11:00 AM Beating the Bounds of the Games (Homerton)
Find out about the colourful characters who lived and worked in Hackney Wick
12:00 PM Great River Race
  A river race featuring hundreds of boats - from Docklands to Richmond
02:00 PM Lodgers and Lodging Houses in Victorian and Edwardian London (Farringdon)
  A look at the Victorian rented home and serviced lodgings.
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
08:00 PM Walk London - Autumn Ambles
  A weekend of guided walks around London
Sun, 26 Sep, 2010
10:30 AM Great Gorilla run (City of London)
  Come and g(ape) at this charity fun run in which 1,000 people, all dressed as gorillas, run through the streets of London.
10:30 AM Guided tour of Spencer House (Green Park)
   Summer tours of the London's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.
11:00 AM Walking tour of Smithfield (Barbican)
   Executions, body snatchers, a plague pit, notorious trials and 'hanging breakfasts' at Newgate Prison - just part of our walk.
11:00 AM Waterloo, Aldwych & the western City of London in the Blitz (Southwark)
   Guided tour around London by Blitz Walkers.
01:00 PM Pearly Kings & Queens - Harvest Festival (Bishopsgate)
  Annual service and parade by London's Pearly Kings & Queens
02:15 PM Tour of Nunhead Cemetery (Peckham)
  A monthly guided walk around this Victorian era cemetery in South-East London
08:00 PM Walk London - Autumn Ambles
  A weekend of guided walks around London
Mon, 27 Sep, 2010
06:00 PM The Role of the Media in Post-Conflict Societies (Barbican)
  A look at how popular radio shows shaped the Northern Ireland peace process.
Tue, 28 Sep, 2010
11:30 AM Secret Tunnels and Hidden Passageways (Tower Hill)
   Guided walk around the London Bridge area focusing on hidden tunnels and alleys
12:00 PM Admission of City of London Sheriffs (Bishopsgate)
  A parade of the newly elected Sheriffs at London's Guildhall
01:30 PM Through the Time Tunnel: A Retrograde Ramble (Tower Hill)
   Regular guided walk of London - running from modern day backwards to the ancient.
02:00 PM Tour of Mansion House
   Weekly tours of the splendour of the home of the Lord Mayor of London
06:00 PM Beyond Crisis: The world's next decade and the implications for organisations (Barbican)
  A look at how organisations can face the next decade in an era of change.
06:30 PM Bishopsgate Library Tour
Our evening tours of the refurbished Grade II* listed library provide an opportunity to find out more about the Library’s history
06:30 PM Crisis and Recovery; Ethics, Economics and Justice (Camden)
  The Archbishop of Canterbury and others discuss the global injustices highlighted by the financial crisis.
Wed, 29 Sep, 2010
02:00 PM Tracing the Beatles' London (Farringdon)
A look at the London of the Beetle's era - using photos and discussion
06:00 PM Green, White and Blue Nation: Britain, the Sea and National Identity since 1600 (Greenwich)
This lecture will look at how definitions of ‘Britishness’ changed over the early modern and modern eras since 1600
06:30 PM Conserving biodiversity. Whose money? Whose rules? (Bloomsbury)
  A panel debate on the costs and advantages of retaining biodiversity in South Africa.
06:30 PM Franklin and Interiors (Charing Cross)
  A talk about Franklin's contemporary description of the interiors of his home.
07:00 PM 19th Century Anarchists and the World that Never Was (Hackney)
  A talk about the terrorist threat that swept across Europe at the end of the 19th Century
07:00 PM Pervez Musharraf in Conversation: An Intelligence Squared Event (Kensington)
  Former Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf gives a lecture.
Thu, 30 Sep, 2010
01:00 PM Pathfinders: The golden age of Arabic science (Charing Cross)
Jim Al-Khalili highlights the rich Arab heritage in our understanding of science today.
06:30 PM Lord Hattersley on Lloyd George - the great outsider (Holborn)
  Former deputy leader of the Labour Party, Roy Hattersley introduces his latest book on David Lloyd George.
06:45 PM Underground to Hampstead: 100 years in Posters (Hampstead)
   Talk by Claire Dobbin, Senior Curator at London Transport Museum
07:00 PM Strange Genius of Sir John Soane (Hackney)
  Tim Knox, Director of Sir John Soane's Museum talks about the man and his works.
08:30 PM Major test of river collision plans (Southwark)
  A drill test of a major collision in the river will take place in the evening - expect smoke and maybe helicopters.
Fri, 1 Oct, 2010
01:30 PM Behind-the-scenes Tours of the Wellcome Collection (Camden)
  Monthly tour of the medical museum and exhibition center in central London
01:30 PM Brave New World: the Docklands Explorer (Tower Hill)
   Starting from Tower Hill, this walk traces a route across the redeveloped old London Dock complex which was originally developed in the early 1800's
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Barts and Smithfield (Barbican)
   A weekly tour of the great hall at the hospital along with the local churches and markets.
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sat, 2 Oct, 2010
10:00 AM Real Food Market at Southbank Centre (Southwark)
  Now monthly 'farmers market' at the Southbank centre organised by the Real Food Festival
12:00 PM Guided tour of Somerset House (Temple/Aldwych)
  Monthly guided tours of the building near The Strand, including areas not usually open to the public.
02:00 PM Sewing Machine Museum - Open Day (Tooting)
  Monthly open day at a small museum dedicated to sewing machines in South London
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sun, 3 Oct, 2010
10:30 AM Guided tour of Spencer House (Green Park)
   Summer tours of the London's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.
11:00 AM Croydon Airport - Heritage Open Day (East Croydon)
  A monthly open day at the remains of London's original international airport.
11:00 AM Kirkaldy Testing Musum - Open Day (Southwark)
  Monthly open day at the museum of materials testing in Southwark. One very big machine and lots of small ones.
11:00 AM Walking tour of Smithfield (Barbican)
   Executions, body snatchers, a plague pit, notorious trials and 'hanging breakfasts' at Newgate Prison - just part of our walk.
12:00 PM Crystal Palace Park - Guided Tours (Upper Norwood)
   Monthly open day at the museum which records the history of the Crystal Palace in South London
02:00 PM Kensal Green Cemetery Tour (North Kensington)
   Walking tour of the Victorian cemetery in NW London, includes the crypt.
02:15 PM Take part in a Victorian School Lesson (Bow)
  A monthly recreation of a Victorian school lesson, open to adults and lead by an actor in full Victorian attire.
Tue, 5 Oct, 2010
11:00 AM Guided Tour of The Royal Courts of Justice (Holborn)
   Fortnightly tours of the vast Gothic inspired legal courts on Fleet Street
11:30 AM Secret Tunnels and Hidden Passageways (Tower Hill)
   Guided walk around the London Bridge area focusing on hidden tunnels and alleys
01:30 PM Through the Time Tunnel: A Retrograde Ramble (Tower Hill)
   Regular guided walk of London - running from modern day backwards to the ancient.
02:00 PM Guided Tour of The Royal Courts of Justice (Holborn)
   Fortnightly tours of the vast Gothic inspired legal courts on Fleet Street
02:00 PM Tour of Mansion House
   Weekly tours of the splendour of the home of the Lord Mayor of London
02:00 PM Tour of Mansion House
   Weekly tours of the splendour of the home of the Lord Mayor of London
06:00 PM Candlelit evening at Sir John Soane's House (Holborn)
  Monthly evening opening of the museum with the rooms lit by candles.
06:30 PM David Starkey and Jennifer Scott discuss the Royal Portrait (Green Park)
  Two speakers explore the fascinating subject of royal portraiture across 600 years of history.
Thu, 7 Oct, 2010
05:30 PM Getting away from the urban laboratory (Picadilly)
  Professor Francis Oliver and 100 years of ecology at Blakeney Point, Norfolk - lecture by John Pearson.
Fri, 8 Oct, 2010
01:30 PM Brave New World: the Docklands Explorer (Tower Hill)
   Starting from Tower Hill, this walk traces a route across the redeveloped old London Dock complex which was originally developed in the early 1800's
02:00 PM Guided Tour of Barts and Smithfield (Barbican)
   A weekly tour of the great hall at the hospital along with the local churches and markets.
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sat, 9 Oct, 2010
08:00 PM Hampstead Observatory Open Nights (Hampstead)
  Winter opening of the telescope in Hampstead - if the night sky is clear of clouds
Sun, 10 Oct, 2010
10:30 AM Guided tour of Spencer House (Green Park)
   Summer tours of the London's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.
11:00 AM Apple Day 2010 (Kennington)
   Around 100 varieties of Apples, along with food, apple related demonstrations and country fair entertainments
11:00 AM Walking tour of Smithfield (Barbican)
   Executions, body snatchers, a plague pit, notorious trials and 'hanging breakfasts' at Newgate Prison - just part of our walk.

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