The ianVisits guide to cheap and free things to do in London on Monday 24th June.
Top events in London on Mon 24th Jun 2024
Free
Somerset House presents the first exhibition on international fashion powerhouse Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY, which celebrates 10 years of club to catwalk in 2024.
10am to 5pm
Strand
£16.96
Prof. Tony Travers will look at the possible impacts of the mayoral and general elections on London’s future.
6:25pm to 8:15pm
Fleet Street
Online events / webinars
Explore a chilling odyssey into the dark heart of the Middle Ages with a lecture on the infamous "Malleus Maleficarum," from 1486
9pm to 10:30pm
Ten Exhibitions That Are Closing Soon
The first-ever, walk-through photography exhibition that tells the untold story of how Princess Diana changed the world – through the lens of her official photographer.
10am to 6pm
Wapping
Ends on Mon 2nd September
Christie’s has been entrusted with selling Vivienne Westwood's estate, and ahead of the sale, many of the items will be displayed in the auction house.
10am to 5pm
St James
Ends on Mon 24th June
A forest rodeo, a hidden stargazer and a mason bee at work are just a few of the awe-inspiring images featured in the 59th Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.
10am to 5:50pm
South Kensington
Ends on Sun 30th June
This exhibition highlights far-right nationalist rhetoric from the 1970 – 90s and the anti-fascist, anti-racist responses that followed.
10am to 5pm
Russell Square
Ends on Mon 1st July
An exhibition for the fans by the fans going some way to explain not just what 2Tone is but why and how we got there.
9:30am to 5:30pm
Barbican
Ends on Mon 1st July
The exhibition explores tea’s complex history and myriad of meanings – from its popularisation and globalisation connected to stories of imperialism and colonial violence.
10am to 5:30pm
Forest Hill
Ends on Sun 7th July
Almost 60 of Sargent’s paintings will be on display, including major portraits that rarely travel
10am to 6pm
Pimlico
Ends on Sun 7th July
Step inside a traditional tailor’s workshop in the East End and immerse yourself in the glitz and glamour of a Carnaby Street boutique at the height of the Swinging Sixties – when London was the world's fashion capital.
10am to 5pm
Poplar
Ends on Sun 7th July
This exhibition examines a collection of works on paper made by British colonialists in nineteenth-century India.
10am to 8pm
Euston
Ends on Fri 12th July
Mary Beale (1633-1699) was one of Britain’s first professional woman artists and is subject of this exhibition featuring 25 of her works from public and private collections, including some never seen before in public.
9:30am to 6pm
St James
Ends on Fri 19th July
