Bring some farm animals to your next Zoom call
We may be used to the family pet making impromptu appearances in video calls, but how about an actual farm joining in?
We may be used to the family pet making impromptu appearances in video calls, but how about an actual farm joining in?
London’s ancient provider of free lectures and talks, Gresham College has adapted to the lockdown and is keeping up the schedule, with online video lectures.
Wake up sleepy heads, as the RED ARROWS are flying over London on Friday (8th May) morning for VE Day.
As people are being discouraged from going out, the pelicans are coming to your home – at least in the virtual sense. In the real sense would be scary.
During the lockdown, the independent theatre, Southwark Playhouse has put some of its recent productions online to watch from the home.
They tried pushing it back to later in the year, but the virus has struck at the heart of olde England and the Dunmow Flitch Trials have been delayed by a year.
One of the grandest of the City’s livery halls, the Goldsmiths is open a few days a year for public tours and the dates for… next year have been announced.
Fancy an evening in Horseguards Parade watching a military precision drill, with cannons, and finished off with fireworks?
It’s the London Transport Museum’s 40th birthday, and their monthly late night opening will be free of charge this month only.
For a few days next month, it will be possible for ordinary folk to go into Parliament and have lunch in the dining halls of our political masters.
Four normally private gardens owned by the Church of England will be open in April to visitors.
As part of the annual Open Garden Squares Weekend that takes place later this year, one rather special garden will be open to the public – the one behind 10 Downing Street.
For 60 years, one night in May has seen a group of people racing in cars around the City of London trying to solve a treasure hunt.
The 12th annual Tweed Run returns to the streets of London in May, as a few hundred well dressed cyclists decoratively perambulate around the city.
Although tours of the Royal Hospital Chelsea are possible, they’re usually limited to large groups, but for the first time, they’re now starting tours for individuals to book.
Two lords of geek come together next month for an evening of science and comedy.
A few years ago, I spent a couple of hours bashing an ancient monument with a hammer, and there’s a chance to do it again.
Every 4th year, for the past umpteen centuries, a special trial takes place just outside London, and tickets to attend are now on sale.
There’s an opportunity next month to see a screening of one of Tom Baker’s better Doctor Who outings, followed by Q&A with Louise Jameson.
This Easter, the Science Museum is once again going to fill a huge room with old computers packed full of vintage games to play.
For one week, the ICA in central London is running screenings of the cult classic cyberpunk animation, Akira.
Each year, two major royal ceremonies take place, and you can request tickets to attend them.
If you’re a person who might be interested in a career in the construction industry, there’s a chance for a behind-the-scenes views of building sites across the country.
For the next few weeks, there’s a half-price entry deal to visit Hampton Court Palace.