Sunday 19th March
An opportunity to visit an impressive art deco building in the heart of Wood Green,
2017-03-19
2:30pm to 3:30pm
Wood Green
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Monday 20th March
In this talk, Constella OperaBallet will give an introduction and overview of the project, including information about Sir Martin Gilbert's work.
2017-03-20
6:30pm to 8pm
Russell Square
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Tuesday 21st March
Find out about the intriguing custom of burying objects in houses.
2017-03-21
6pm to 8:30pm
Clerkenwell
Find out more about the history of the Bank of England and the production of its banknotes, from Curator Jennifer Adam.
2017-03-21
6pm to 8pm
City of London
In 2007, a team of doctors and scientists ascended to the roof of the world to understand more about how we adapt to high altitude - and why some of us adapt better than others.
2017-03-21
6pm to 7pm
Barbican
Christian Hilber explains how Britain’s planning system and tax policy cause the country’s housing crisis and contribute to rising inequality. He will explore how we can do better.
2017-03-21
6:30pm to 8pm
Holborn
Why do we consume 35% more food when eating with one more person, and 75% more when with three?
2017-03-21
6:30pm to 8pm
Holborn
As the UK prepares to leave the EU and we witness varieties of euroscepticism across Europe, was the original conception of European integration misconceived from the start?
2017-03-21
6:30pm to 8pm
Holborn
Hear from the key figures involved in two significant architectural schemes of the 20th century.
2017-03-21
7pm to 8:30pm
Regent Street
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Wednesday 22nd March
If machines can save us time and open up new types of roles, then surely we should embrace the change?
2017-03-22
6:30pm to 8pm
St James
Ambassador Daniel Mulhall will discuss Britain's impending exit from the EU and its implications for the Republic of Ireland.
2017-03-22
6:30pm to 8pm
Holborn
Greenwich Historical Society presents an illustrated talk about the intrepid parachutist Robert Cocking.
2017-03-22
7:30pm to 9pm
Greenwich
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Thursday 23rd March
The lecture will cover the history of the western world as seen through the complex ecosystems of sourdough cultures replaced with monocultures of fast, commercial, and comparatively tasteless yeast.
Examine the properties of graphene, self-healing concrete and fibre-reinforced concrete.
2017-03-23
6:30pm to 8pm
Euston
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Friday 24th March
Two panelists reflect on social and racial divisions in America, both current and historical.
2017-03-24
Starts at 12am
Russell Square
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Saturday 25th March
Over 40 hand-picked layouts from around the globe on display, for all railway enthusiasts
2017-03-25
10am to 5pm
Wood Green
A number of actors mostly from the world of sci-fi in an autograph signing and talks marathon.
2017-03-25
10am to 5pm
Vauxhall Bridge
Guided tours of the London Transport museum's archive of posters and artwork.
2017-03-25
Starts at 11am
Acton
Guided tours of the last surviving windmill in inner London
2017-03-25
2pm to 5pm
Brixton
Dr Rosemary Golding of The Open University examines the uses of music in asylums at this time.
2017-03-25
2pm to 3pm
Beckenham
Come to Burgess Park and learn to use citizen science to assess light pollution, take a good look at the sky and a nature walk to experience the sounds and sensations of wildlife at night.
2017-03-25
8pm to 10pm
Camberwell
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Sunday 26th March
Over 40 hand-picked layouts from around the globe on display, for all railway enthusiasts
2017-03-26
10am to 4:30pm
Wood Green
A rare Open Day at Kilmorey Mausoleum, one of Richmond's most historic yet lesser known buildings.
2017-03-26
12pm to 3pm
Twickenham
Guided tours of the last surviving windmill in inner London
2017-03-26
2pm to 5pm
Brixton
Join the book authors as they bring you their favourite architectural treasures in Whitechapel from social housing to contemporary steel and glass.
2017-03-26
2:30pm to 3:45pm
Camden
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Monday 27th March
Curator Julia Farley, British Museum, explores the politics of the Roman conquest of Britain.
2017-03-27
Starts at 12am
Russell Square
A talk about the original 'ghetto' - coined in Venice in 1516.
2017-03-27
6:30pm to 8pm
Euston
Video games: a series of talks exploring the relationship between video games, history, politics and art.
2017-03-27
Starts at 7pm
Barbican
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Tuesday 28th March
Dr Joanna B. Michlic examines the situation of Jewish child survivors in Poland in the early postwar period.
2017-03-28
6pm to 8pm
Russell Square
Dr Richard Scott of Great Ormond Street Hospital explores the medical and ethical challenges facing the NHS as it begins to use genomes.
2017-03-28
6pm to 8pm
Camden
Is digital technology damaging children and hindering their development, or is it providing them with exciting new opportunities for education and enriching their lives?
2017-03-28
6:30pm to 8pm
Holborn
RIBA invites you to an evening of talks, events, performance, film and music.
2017-03-28
7pm to 8:30pm
Regent Street
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Wednesday 29th March
The talk will examine the design considerations and challenges of the introduction of daylight into museums,
2017-03-29
2pm to 5pm
St James
Late night opening for adults only at the Science Museum with debates, drinks and demonstrations.
2017-03-29
6:45pm to 10pm
South Kensington
An evening of feminist political analysis, and an unforgiving look at the world of British politics from two women at the centre of it.
2017-03-29
7pm to 10pm
Tottenham Court Road
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Thursday 30th March
An afternoon of talks focusing on women in the First World War.
2017-03-30
1pm to 4pm
Richmond
A late view of our new exhibition Books: Used and Abused, at which David Pearson, author of Books as History, will build on the exhibition to explore this theme.
2017-03-30
6pm to 8pm
City of London
The interviewer is Philip Cowley, Professor of Politics at QMUL and Director of the Mile End Institute.
2017-03-30
6:30pm to 8pm
Whitechapel
Former scientist and editor-at-large of Londonist Matt Brown picks apart some of the best known 'facts' about science, drawing on his forthcoming book Everything You Know About Science is Wrong.
2017-03-30
Starts at 7:45pm
Whitechapel
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Friday 31st March
Life has to eat. This month, come and explore feasting in nature in a range of different forms.
2017-03-31
6pm to 10pm
South Kensington
An evening conversation on weddings, vintage dresses and wartime East London, with the book launch of 'The Wedding Girls'.
2017-03-31
Starts at 6:30pm
Barbican
Watch the two cult sci-fi movies on a large IMAX screen.
2017-03-31
7pm to 11pm
South Kensington
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