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SUMMARY:Great Fire of London Guided Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:Delve into the history of an infamous few days in September 1666\, which left destructive consequences for the people of London. Admire the iconic sites and stories of the Great Fire\, from its beginning on Pudding Lane to its outer edges\, near present day Smithfield Market. \nAs we navigate through the narrow streets of the City of London\, our expert guide will take you on a historical walk\, explaining how the fire started and how it quickly spread\, creating unprecedented destruction in its wake. Discover who was held responsible for the fire and hear stories of those who bravely fought to save the city. \nLearn how the Great Fire of London led to the development of modern building restrictions that transformed the city’s architectural landscape forever. Listen to tales of people who were impacted by the event and how some took advantage of the situation. \nJoin us on this fascinating walking tour and witness the transformation of the City of London from the ashes of a great tragedy. \n\nBook a guided walking tour HERE.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/great-fire-of-london-guided-walking-tour/2026-10-02/
LOCATION:William Wallace Memorial\, West Smithfield\, London\, EC1A 7AQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Architecture,Children,Family Activities,History,Museums,Sculpture,Writers
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SUMMARY:The Abbey Art Centre as Postwar Refuge\, 1946–56
DESCRIPTION:Ben Uri is delighted to announce the upcoming exhibition\, The Abbey Art Centre as Postwar Refuge\, 1946–56\, marking the simultaneous publication of The Abbey Art Centre in postwar London 1946–1956\, eds.\, Jane Eckette\, Ian McLean and Sheridan Palmer (Routledge)\, this autumn. \nThe exhibition unfolds the remarkable story of the Abbey Art Centre\, a cosmopolitan art colony established at New Barnet in 1946 by charismatic artist\, gallerist and world art collector\, William Ohly (1883–1955). A crucible of creativity on London’s northern edge\, the Abbey was a postwar haven for stateless Jewish refugees\, as well as artists from Australia\, Britain and continental Europe. Ohly’s openness to outsiders extended to his dealings at the Berkeley Galleries in Mayfair\, which opened in late 1941 during the Blitz and where Abbey artists occasionally exhibited\, as well as Commonwealth artists and artists from Ohly’s own world art collection. The Abbey was an important seeding bed for cross-cultural and transnational modernism that proved pivotal to the careers of many artists\, as they navigated the seismic political and cultural shifts taking place in the postwar and postcolonial artistic landscape in Britain and beyond. \nFeaturing paintings\, sculpture\, drawings\, monotypes\, lithographs\, puppets and related photographs\, books and archival materials\, the exhibition includes artworks by Abbey residents Scottish painter Alan Davie\, English sculptor Peter King\, English painter Lilian Colbourn\, German émigré painters and printmakers Marcel Frishman\, Margret Kroch-Frishman and William Ohly\, Austrians Helen Grünwald and Angela Varga\, sculptors Inge King and Gudrun Krüger\, pioneering German animator Lotte Reiniger\, Ukrainian painter Stacha Halpern\, Australian constructivist Robert Klippel and painters James Cant and Mary Webb. Narrative sub-themes include the impact of African and Indigenous Australian art on emerging artists and socially conscious painter-printmakers working in London’s East End. The exhibition also features a small number of artists associated with the Berkeley Galleries including Nigerian modernist Ben Enwonwu\, German sculptor Fred Kormis and Prussian-born graphic artist Katerina Wilczynski\, as well as related photographs\, books and archival materials. \nA book launch and a related series of events will accompany the exhibition.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/the-abbey-art-centre-as-postwar-refuge-1946-56/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Ben Uri Gallery 108a Boundary Road NW8 0RH London\, 108A Boundary Road\, St John’s Wood\, London NW8 ORH\, Central London\, NW8 0RH
CATEGORIES:Arts,Events in London,Exhibitions,Free Events,Museums,Visual Arts
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SUMMARY:Early Evening Gin Experience
DESCRIPTION:Step behind the scenes of one of Britain’s most iconic regiments with this unique Household Cavalry Museum Gin Experience long after the daytime crowds have gone. Your experience begins in style with a complimentary Horse Guards Gin & Tonic on arrival – crafted with precision and inspired by the cavalry’s storied heritage. \nWith drink in hand\, you’ll embark on an exclusive guided tour through the museum’s historic stables and exhibitions. Discover the traditions\, uniforms and daily life of the Household Cavalry and hear fascinating stories from centuries of royal service. \nPerfect for gin lovers\, history enthusiasts\, and anyone seeking a truly London-only experience\, this tour offers a memorable taste of military tradition – both literally and figuratively. \nRaise a glass to history at the Household Cavalry Museum. Cheers!
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/early-evening-gin-experience/2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Household Cavalry Museum\, 66 Horse Guards Ave\, Whitehall\,\, London\, SW1A 2AX
CATEGORIES:Drink Tasting,Entertainment,Events in London,Food & Drink,History,Museums
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