What's on in London on Tuesday 5th July 2022

Free  “A MODERNIST GEM”: The Battle for Leigham Court Sheltered Housing Scheme

This exhibition documents the 'three - year battle', in which a group of diverse elders joined forces with community activists and architectural mavericks, in an attempt to prevent demolition and restore their "Modernist Gem".

£22  The world of Stonehenge

Informed by recent archaeological and scientific discoveries, this exhibition offers new insight on one of the world’s great wonders, bringing the true story of Stonehenge into sharper focus than ever before.

£24  Raphael

One of the first-ever exhibitions to explore Raphael's complete career.

£9  Jubilation: 200 Years of Royal Souvenirs

Visit the museum to see the temporary displays that will feature Royal themed products and packaging from the past 200 years.

£18.50  Hidden London: The Exhibition

Visit an 'abandoned' Tube station underworld and discover what secrets lurk beneath our busy streets in this Hidden London exhibition.

Free  From Shakespeare to Shelley: How medicine influenced literature

This exhibition explores medical themes in literature, looking at those who've left the world of medicine behind to become some of our best-loved wordsmiths.

Free  Off the Rails: The Line that never was

An exhibition exploring the Elstree Extension through the Northern Heights that was suspended during World War 2, and never restarted.

£16  Breaking the News

Explore five centuries of UK news through broadsheets, blogs and objects from our own collection and examine era-defining stories close-up.

Free  Visualising Victorian News

A display of infographics illustrating 19th-century news themes

£16.50  True Crime: The Case of Philips Wouwerman

An exhibition based around the disputed claims that the Dutch painter Philips Wouwerman was a plagiarist.