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Coronavirus: Events may be cancelled and venues closed at short notice, you are advised to check on their websites before making a trip.
Top events in London Today
Summer evening openings of the Painshill Gardens estate.
5pm to 9pm
Cobham
Online events / webinars
In this Lunch Hour Lecture Dr Klaas give update on the 2020 election, while also forecasting how the United States might behave post pandemic.
1pm to 1:45pm
A panel discussion with Jeannette Ehlers (artist), Isaac Julien (artist), Keith Piper (artist/Middlesex U.), John Siblon (Birkbeck) and Tony Warner (Black History Walks). Chaired by Tamar Garb (IAS, UCL)) and Paul Gilroy (SPRC, UCL)
5:30pm to 7pm
Free
Museums in Wartime
Three museums talk about how their collections cope with crisis.
6pm to 7:30pmWhat's on in London: Tomorrow | This weekend | July | August
Ten Exhibitions That Are Closing Soon
This exhibition transports you through the people, art, design, technology and photography that have been capturing and shaping the electronic music landscape.
10am to 6pm Kensington
Ends on Sun, 26th Jul
The first-ever UK exhibition by Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola, this epic cycle of new work will explore an imagined ancient myth.
All Day Barbican Ends on Sun, 26th Jul
A display celebrating Dub Reggae and its influence on the capital.
10am to 6pm Barbican Ends on Fri, 31st Jul
From ‘honey dew’ drinking parties to Mrs Tiggy-Winkle, discover Beatrix Potter’s response to the world of fairies and fairytales.
10am to 5:45pm South Kensington Ends on Mon, 3rd Aug
For the first time in over 40 years, the British Museum is showing a major display of its collection of French prints, one of the best collections of its kind in the world.
10am to 5:30pm Russell Square Ends on Sun, 9th Aug
This display explores some of the festivals across Britain from the Handel Commemoration in 1784 to the Crystal Palace concerts of the late nineteenth century,
10am to 5pm Clerkenwell Ends on Thu, 20th Aug
From bodily autonomy and the right to education, to self-expression and protest, this new exhibition explores how feminist activism in the UK today has its roots in the complex history of women’s rights.
11am to 5pm Camden Ends on Sun, 23rd Aug
See a collection of pilgrim badges that illustrate the extraordinary life of Thomas Becket.
10am to 6pm Barbican Ends on Mon, 24th Aug
On display will be fossil skeletons as well as full-size models and animatronics that bring the Permian back to life.
10am to 5:30pm Forest Hill Ends on Tue, 25th Aug
The first major exhibition of dancer and choreographer Michael Clark.
All Day Barbican Ends on Sun, 30th Aug
Walking tours of London today
Called the Street of Shame, there’s more to this road between the City of London and the City of Westminster than its newspaper heritage.
2pm to 3:45pm City of London
On this guided tour, led by an expert City of London of Guide, you’ll see several of his finest places of worship. Judge for yourself which is the finest!
11am to 1pm City of London
