City Lit, the British Museum and UCL present the annual Classics Day, offering lectures exploring the interpretations and reinterpretations of Troy, through archaeology, literature and art. Why and how has ancient Troy, its legends, heroes and
Modern day investigations are aided by technology which is constantly improving and is crucial to keeping up with the tactics used by modern day criminals. Today, everything we do leaves a digital footprint. There are an
Free talk by Mark Pearson, a well known and obsessive Yorkshire coast birder and naturalist whose roles include wildlife guide, ecologist, speaker, writer and educator. Fasten your seatbelts! Migration never stops at this east coast hotspot
Join our get-together for event organisers and community builders. If you are involved in curating communities, making festivals, conferences, running meetups or any other types of events, this is the place for you! What is it
Tickets to TEDxLondonWomen are now on sale! Join us for the day as we turn our attention to uncover how women and non-binary and genderqueer people the world over are ‘Showing Up’, breaking out and pushing
The ‘Choose Love’ store is back with more love, fun and surprises than ever before! Come and visit the world’s first shop where you can buy buy real gifts for refugees. The shop is packed with
Sanjay Suri, author and Europe Correspondent for CNBC TV-18 argues in his new book that Gandhi has had an outsized influence on the portrayal of the “Hero” in Hindi cinema. Well-known films released between 1948 and
In January 1975, Lesley Whittle was abducted from her family home. With the odds stacked against them, the police and her family engaged in a deadly cat and mouse game with one desperate aim: to find
Join us for an evening of talks in the new Gallery space at Peckham Levels (level 5) where together, we will endeavour to answer the key question: How can one live more sustainably in a throw
Join Andrew Cook, critically acclaimed historian and author of The Great Train Robbery: The Untold Story from the Closed Investigation Files to get under the skin of one of the best-known crimes in British History. Despite
Talk by Tony Wileman, a trained ecologist working for the London Wildlife Trust with over 25 years experience in nature conservation, and expertise of bird watching spanning 37 years and five continents. The talk looks at
William Whyte, Professor of Social & Architectural History, University of Oxford, explains how and why the 19th century changed the way churches look and sound
