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Come along and view the plans and provide feedback for the cycle route proposals

Our annual public meeting takes place on Wednesday 18 September.

Join us for an evening of studio openings and exhibition lates all to be enjoyed with a glass of fizz!

Discover the story behind Amifer Folio, the bespoke display typeface created for Shakespeare’s Globe to mark the 400th anniversary of the First Folio. Join Typeland co-founder Alessia Mazzarella for an overview of the creative processes, design challenges and fruitful collaborations and insights of custom fonts.

This rarely opened space began as a medical school library in 1902 as part of Guy’s Hospital Medical School. It then became a more general bioscience library, part of which in 2009 became the Museum of Life Sciences. Building of red brick with additional stonework and partially covered in creeper. Internally are carved oak cabinets and ornate columns.

Wellbeing Day

Join leading archaeologists for up to date news on the archaeology of Roman Southwark.

Come join us for a relaxing day of crafting and mindfulness. You’ll get to learn about the mind and body connection and how it relates to your nervous system. Then experience the therapeutic power of textiles arts while embarking on a journey to the state of FLOW. You don’t need any prior knowledge of sewing […]

A “pretty” foundation is displayed within a future, fictional archaeological site that reveals the condition of London’s soil. The Antepavillion 2024 brings you into the ground to look at our building culture through the eyes of future archaeologists, and adds a sculpture to a collection of found artefacts to question how much design care we put into what is hidden below the ground.

The operational factory of Kaymet, a maker of trays and trolleys since 1947. A hidden 1950s building with a small yard, originally a printing works. It is brick built, with clear-storey glazing and tubular truss north-light main shed roof.

Open Day: LFB’s grade II listed Memorial Hall, part of the LFB’s Art Deco Headquarters, opened in 1937. The hall is rarely seen by the public & contains stunning large memorials by Gilbert Bayes depicting episodes in the Fire Brigade’s history and post-war memorials commemorating firefighters lost protecting London in the Second World War.

This rarely opened space began as a medical school library in 1902 as part of Guy’s Hospital Medical School. It then became a more general bioscience library, part of which in 2009 became the Museum of Life Sciences. Building of red brick with additional stonework and partially covered in creeper. Internally are carved oak cabinets and ornate columns.

The International Maritime Organization is a specialized agency of the UN, responsible for the safety and security of shipping and the prevention of marine pollution by ships. It is the only UN organization with headquarters in London.

Proudly carved over the door are the words ‘Facts not Opinions’. Inside, the authentic sight - and smell - of Kirkaldy’s Testing and Experimenting Works is a unique and direct link with an ingenious age of engineering.

10 years of community organising, working together, reflecting, campaigning, and resisting in Elephant. Come celebrate with us!

The International Maritime Organization is a specialized agency of the UN, responsible for the safety and security of shipping and the prevention of marine pollution by ships. It is the only UN organization with headquarters in London.

A “pretty” foundation is displayed within a future, fictional archaeological site that reveals the condition of London’s soil. The Antepavillion 2024 brings you into the ground to look at our building culture through the eyes of future archaeologists, and adds a sculpture to a collection of found artefacts to question how much design care we put into what is hidden below the ground.

The operational factory of Kaymet, a maker of trays and trolleys since 1947. A hidden 1950s building with a small yard, originally a printing works. It is brick built, with clear-storey glazing and tubular truss north-light main shed roof.

The Project40- Ensemble continues to push the boundaries of the possible and presents full opera at St John’s Waterloo, with another enterprising programme juxtaposing the almost familiar with the almost totally unknown. Geoffrey Burgon’s taut and compact chamber opera The Fall of Lucifer sets the Biblical tale for three soloist, chorus and small ensemble, capturing the moral dilemma in music of ethereal beauty. We give London premieres to John Pickard’s sumptuous settings of Verlaine and Roderick Williams’ only (so far) instrumental work and the world premiere of Eamonn O’Dwyer’s Sticks and Stones, tiny snapshots by Peter Maxwell Davies and Harrison Birtwistle, both of whom would have been 90 this year, complete this uninhibitedly enterprising programme.

Consultation hosted by Southwark Council

The history of London Bridge from Roman times to the present.

Join us for the Gabriel’s Wharf Arts Festival, 18 and 28 September!

Details to follow

A Lambeth Heritage Festival Event

A sixteen mile led cycle ride around the boundary of the ancient parish of Lambeth.

Our open evening on Wednesday 16 October 2024 is a great opportunity to find out more about our Waterloo Centre for Adult Education. From 100s of courses in the visual arts, music, voice and song, to performance and all types of dances to creative writing, science, fitness and wellbeing to a great choice of languages […]

26-27 October, Unicorn Theatre & Potters Field Park. Performances from de Stilte, dance workshops and arts & crafts for the whole family to enjoy.

The Festival of Britain ‘A Tonic for the Nation’ The Festival of Britain in 1951 provided a much-needed dose of colour, excitement and fun in post-war Britain. At the end […]

A curated fair of leading designer-makers held in the beautiful surroundings of the Garden Museum in Lambeth.