What's on in London on Wednesday 20th July 2022

The ianVisits guide to cheap and free things to do in London on Wednesday 20th July.

Top events in London on Wed 20th Jul 2022

Unfortunately, there seems to be nothing special happening today. Sorry about that!

Ten Exhibitions That Are Closing Soon

£24 Raphael

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

10am to 6pm

Trafalgar Square

Ends on Sun 31st July

£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.

10am to 6pm

Notting Hill

Ends on Sun 31st July

£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.

10am to 6pm

Covent Garden

Ends on Mon 1st August

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.

9:30am to 5:30pm

Harley Street

Ends on Fri 12th August

Free Vision & Virtuosity by Tiffany

Over 400 objects from Tiffany’s archives go on display at the Saatchi Gallery.

10am to 6pm

Chelsea

Ends on Fri 19th August

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.

12pm to 6pm

Elstree

Ends on Sat 20th August

£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.

All Day

Camden

Ends on Sun 21st August

Free Visualising Victorian News

A display of infographics illustrating 19th-century news themes

9:30am to 6pm

Camden

Ends on Sun 21st August

£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.

10am to 5pm

Dulwich

Ends on Sun 21st August

Free Rooted Beings

The exhibition considers what we might learn from plant behaviour, and the impacts of colonial expeditions on the exploitation of natural resources and indigenous knowledges.