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The Queen’s House reopens after major refurbishment
The Queen’s House in Greenwich reopens on 11 October this year and one of the centrepiece will be an iconic paintings of Elizabeth I, which has just been bought for Britain following a nationwide fundraising campaign.
London’s iconic Roundhouse venue wants your memories
One of London's most iconic venues, the Roundhouse in Camden, wants the public's memories of the seminal role its has played the capital's cultural life as part of an oral history project.
Alexandra Palace’s ‘secret’ Victorian theatre to be revealed
Alexandra Palace, the original People’s Palace, has launched a fundraising campaign to bring its stunning ‘secret’ Victorian Theatre back to life.
City to light up to mark Great Fire of London’s 350th anniversary
London’s Burning marks the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London with free spectacular art events at sites across the City, Southbank and Bankside from 30 August to 4 September 2016. The contemporary art and ideas festival explores the momentous event and addresses its contemporary resonance.
Decode the Victorians with communication-themed art exhibition
A new exhibition at London’s Guildhall Art Gallery, Victorians Decoded: Art and Telegraphy, is offering a fascinating into the first communications laid across the Atlantic Ocean, the 150th anniversary of which is being marked this year.
Test your knowledge with our London quiz
No one knows London better than award-winning Blue Badge tourist guide Mark King and he's just made his home city even more fun to explore with his new book The Blue Badge Guide’s London Quiz Book.
Undercover exhibition reopens at Churchill’s War Rooms
An updated exhibition at Churchill's War Rooms offers an insight into the life of Britain's greatest statesmen...
Undercover: Life in Churchill's Bunker has reopened at Churchill...
Art attack as Tate Modern more than doubles in size
Tate Modern is set to become 60 per cent bigger when it unveils its new extension on Friday 17 June, which is likely to be the most important cultural building opened in Britain for almost 20 years.
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London becomes the focus of celebrations of the Queen’s 90th with the Queen’s Birthday Parade, or Trooping the Colour, on Horse Guards Parade on...
Westminster light sculpture marks Suffragettes’ struggle
A new light sculpture celebrating the fight for women’s votes is to be unveiled at the medieval Westminster Hall in the Houses of Parliament, London, today – 150 years to the day the campaign began.
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