What's on in London on Saturday 4th February 2023

Free  Feeding the Hamlets: Exploring the history of food production in the East End

Monthly Saturday opening of an exhibition that uses the collections of Tower Hamlets Archives as a lens through which to explore the borough’s history of producing food.

£9  Woven Cities: The unveiling of London’s Woven Crest

Visit the Woven Cities display to see the brand-new London Woven Crest alongside the crests from Amsterdam and Rome.

£12.50  Museum of the Moon

Luke Jerram returns to the Old Royal Naval College with his incredible artwork Museum of the Moon.

Free  The Ward Revisited

The Ward – Revisited marks 30 years since Gideon Mendel photographed John, Andre, Steven and Ian in the AIDS wards at the Middlesex Hospital.

Free  Beyond Visible - Solo show by Gao Xintong

Xintong's art has become the result of living between Eastern and Western civilisations, absorbing aspects from both cultures.

Free  DRÔLE: An Exhibition of Rare Clown Costume & Ephemera

An exhibition of rare costumes and ephemera.

Free  In Plain Sight

An exhibition exploring the different ways we see and are seen by others.

£12  ‘A Sense of Wonder’: The Curious Robot World of Matt Dixon

Within utopian and dystopian landscapes, encounter the robots as they experience the best of human emotions: wonder, kindness, empathy, friendship, and love.

£19  Making Modernism

The first major UK exhibition devoted to pioneering women working in Germany in the early 1900s.

£17  Alexander the Great: The Making of a Myth

He built an empire that stretched across the world. Rode across the sky on a flying chariot. And descended to the bottom of the sea in a glass bell. Or did he?