What's on in London tomorrow (22nd Aug)

Welcome to the IanVisits guide to free and cheap lectures, talks, heritage, walks and random miscellany happening around London.

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Free London and Beer

Discover fascinating stories of the brewing, selling and drinking of beer in London.

2pm to 3pm

Clerkenwell

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Ten Exhibitions That Are Closing Soon

Free

Print! Tearing It Up
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - All Day)

This exhibition charts the evolution of polemic and progressive print publications and celebrates the current diverse industry of innovative independent magazines. (Closing soon Wed, 22nd Aug)

Free

Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 6pm)

A display of some of street artist Banksy's early works. (Closing soon Sat, 25th Aug)

Free

Emily Allchurch: Visions of Architectural Fancy
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 5pm)

A striking presentation of three works by the internationally-renowned artist, Emily Allchurch. (Closing soon Sun, 26th Aug)

Free

Somewhere in Between
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 6pm)

This exhibition considers how artists can give shape to the human experience, provoking ideas about our senses, our sexual health, our bodies’ limitations and reflections on our food chain. (Closing soon Sun, 26th Aug)

Free

The Return of the Past: Postmodernism in British Architecture
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 5pm)

The exhibition focuses on the early, 'radical moment' of Postmodernism, which it reveals to be one of the most inventive periods in British architectural history (Closing soon Sun, 26th Aug)

£14

The voyages of Captain James Cook
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 9:30am to 8pm)

This exhibition tells the story of Captain James Cook’s three world-changing voyages through original documents, many of which were produced by the artists, scientists and sailors on board the ships. (Closing soon Tue, 28th Aug)

Free

Art Exhibition and Herbarium Exhibition
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 5pm)

This two week long exhibition will contain paintings from the recently published book 'The illustrated College Herbal. Plants from the Pharmacopea Londonensis of 1618' and treasures from the Herbarium of the Pharmaceutical Society. (Closing soon Thu, 30th Aug)

£19.99

Sea Creatures
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 6pm)

Using a plastination process that keeps the specimens perfectly preserved, the exhibition reveals not only what lies beneath the waves, but also beneath fur, skin and scales. (Closing soon Thu, 30th Aug)

Free

At Last! Votes for Women
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 9am to 7pm)

This exhibition concentrates on the last (and often bitter) years of the long campaign of the struggle for women's right to vote from 1908 - 1914. (Closing soon Fri, 31st Aug)

Free

Encased: the work of Cynthia Pell / (Mrs) Cynthia Weldon
(Wednesday, 22nd Aug - 10am to 5pm)

This exhibition explores Pell’s art, life, identity and search for sanctuary. (Closing soon Fri, 31st Aug)

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Walking Tours of London tomorrow

£12 Hampstead and the Slade School of Art

In the early 20th century several important artists who studied at the Slade School of art lived and / or socialised in Hampstead. We will take a detailed walk in the footsteps of the Slade School artists such as Mark Gertler, Stanley Spencer and R.W. Nevinson who socialised in Downshire Hill with the artistic Carline family. (Hampstead)