The Funny Side...of Covent Garden
AWARD WINNING COMEDY CLUB The Funny Side...of Covent Garden London’s Boutique Comedy Club every Friday and Saturday. Line-ups for this February are listed below: Fri 3rd: No show Sat 4th: Josh Howie, Tommy Campbell & Chris McCausland Fri 10th: Stuart Goldsmith, Michael Legge & Andrew Bird Sat 11th: Stuart Goldsmith, Edward Aczel & Andrew Bird Sat 18th: Loretta Maine, Roger Monkhouse & Steve Williams Fri 24th: TBC, Stephen Carlin & Ninia Benjamin Sat 25th: TBC, Nick Page & Zoe Lyons more
Doors Open: 7pm; Show Starts: 8pm; Show lasts approximately 2 hours. Tickets: £12.50
AWARD WINNING COMEDY CLUB The Funny Side...of Covent Garden London’s Boutique Comedy Club every Friday and Saturday. Line-ups for this February are listed below: Fri 3rd: No show Sat 4th: Josh Howie, Tommy Campbell & Chris McCausland Fri 10th: Stuart Goldsmith, Michael Legge & Andrew Bird Sat 11th: Stuart Goldsmith, Edward Aczel & Andrew Bird Sat 18th: Loretta Maine, Roger Monkhouse & Steve Williams Fri 24th: TBC, Stephen Carlin & Ninia Benjamin Sat 25th: TBC, Nick Page & Zoe Lyons more
Doors Open: 7pm; Show Starts: 8pm; Show lasts approximately 2 hours. Tickets: £12.50
Upstairs @ ‘The George’, 213 The Strand, Covent Garden London WC2R 1AP
Today to Saturday 25 Feb 2012
Tales from the Shed
3rd February-24th March 2012 Chickenshed’s hugely popular interactive performances for our youngest audiences, aged 0-7, is an introduction to a universe where children and performers go on a theatrical journey together, and along the way, meet characters such as Can-Can the beautiful bird and The Thing That Goes Blurgh! Each show is different, but all shows creatively help to improve literacy, numeracy and communication skills. Age Recommendation: 0-7 years Running time: 50 mins – 1 hour Website: www.chickenshed.org.uk more
Tickets: £5.50/free to babies under 6 months Box Office: 020 8292 9222 Times: Performances on Friday at 11.30 am/Saturday at 10 am & 11.30 am
3rd February-24th March 2012 Chickenshed’s hugely popular interactive performances for our youngest audiences, aged 0-7, is an introduction to a universe where children and performers go on a theatrical journey together, and along the way, meet characters such as Can-Can the beautiful bird and The Thing That Goes Blurgh! Each show is different, but all shows creatively help to improve literacy, numeracy and communication skills. Age Recommendation: 0-7 years Running time: 50 mins – 1 hour Website: www.chickenshed.org.uk more
Tickets: £5.50/free to babies under 6 months Box Office: 020 8292 9222 Times: Performances on Friday at 11.30 am/Saturday at 10 am & 11.30 am
Chickenshed, Chase Side, Southgate, London N14 4P
Today to Saturday 24 Mar 2012
The Face of Courage - The Art of Eric Kennington
For much of his distinguished career, Kennington was regularly classed by leading critics as belonging to the ranks of such exceptional portraitists as: Hans Holbein the Younger; Albrecht Dürer; Franz Hals; Van Gogh and Augustus John. Furthermore, many of his artistic contemporaries rated him as one of the finest draughtsman of his day and while among famous contemporaries who admired Kennington’s portraiture were: Winston Churchill; J.B. Priestley; Siegfried Sassoon; George Bernard Shaw; Geoffrey de Havilland; Richard Hillary and T.E. Lawrence. The exhibition will present about three dozen works covering all of the Armed Services, the Auxiliary Services and London Transport and some notable civilians. more
Admission to the Face of Courage and to the Royal Air Force Museum London is free of charge. Please note that the museum charges a small car-parking fee of £2.50 for a stay of up to 3 hours and £3.50 for a stay of up to 6 hours.
For much of his distinguished career, Kennington was regularly classed by leading critics as belonging to the ranks of such exceptional portraitists as: Hans Holbein the Younger; Albrecht Dürer; Franz Hals; Van Gogh and Augustus John. Furthermore, many of his artistic contemporaries rated him as one of the finest draughtsman of his day and while among famous contemporaries who admired Kennington’s portraiture were: Winston Churchill; J.B. Priestley; Siegfried Sassoon; George Bernard Shaw; Geoffrey de Havilland; Richard Hillary and T.E. Lawrence. The exhibition will present about three dozen works covering all of the Armed Services, the Auxiliary Services and London Transport and some notable civilians. more
Admission to the Face of Courage and to the Royal Air Force Museum London is free of charge. Please note that the museum charges a small car-parking fee of £2.50 for a stay of up to 3 hours and £3.50 for a stay of up to 6 hours.
The Royal Air Force Museum London, Grahame Park Way, Colindale, London, NW9 5LL
Today to Saturday 31 Mar 2012
Unspoken Ceremonies
Creatures of Habit are a London collective of curators, presenting an exhibition by the name of ‘Unspoken Ceremonies’. Unspoken Ceremonies is a non-profit project focusing on bringing together the mysteries and inquisitiveness of people. It asks us the question: ‘What are the rituals, patterns and behaviours that indoctrinate us into a system of our own making?’ The exhibition will feature artists’ interpretations of the conventional and unconventional, personal and interpersonal traditions, rituals, ceremonies and behaviours – the trials of life as embodiments we feel about our human delusions, fantasies and sometimes frailties. more
Free entry.
Creatures of Habit are a London collective of curators, presenting an exhibition by the name of ‘Unspoken Ceremonies’. Unspoken Ceremonies is a non-profit project focusing on bringing together the mysteries and inquisitiveness of people. It asks us the question: ‘What are the rituals, patterns and behaviours that indoctrinate us into a system of our own making?’ The exhibition will feature artists’ interpretations of the conventional and unconventional, personal and interpersonal traditions, rituals, ceremonies and behaviours – the trials of life as embodiments we feel about our human delusions, fantasies and sometimes frailties. more
Free entry.
The Parlour Gallery & Project Space, 181-185 Queens Crescent, Kentish Town, NW5 4DS London NW5 4DS
Today to Thursday 9 Feb 2012
The Panto Girls
The Sisters are back in town…… It’s pantomime season at a theatre near you. Backstage in a dressing room are two quite different actors preparing to go onstage as Ugly Sisters in a production of Cinderella. One enjoys the glamour of the theatre and wearing dresses and make up; the other prefers a few pints after a game of footie with the lads. How ever will they survive sharing a dressing room for four weeks? “The Panto Girls” is a comedy with darker moments and a few surprises, and is about the theatre and two men who spend their working lives in the acting profession. Andrew Cullum and Oliver Hume were the Ugly Sisters in the pantomime at Solihull Arts Complex, Christmas 2009. “The Panto Girls” is partially inspired by their own experiences. And it’s all true…..Oh no it isn’t more
7:30pm, £12/£10
The Sisters are back in town…… It’s pantomime season at a theatre near you. Backstage in a dressing room are two quite different actors preparing to go onstage as Ugly Sisters in a production of Cinderella. One enjoys the glamour of the theatre and wearing dresses and make up; the other prefers a few pints after a game of footie with the lads. How ever will they survive sharing a dressing room for four weeks? “The Panto Girls” is a comedy with darker moments and a few surprises, and is about the theatre and two men who spend their working lives in the acting profession. Andrew Cullum and Oliver Hume were the Ugly Sisters in the pantomime at Solihull Arts Complex, Christmas 2009. “The Panto Girls” is partially inspired by their own experiences. And it’s all true…..Oh no it isn’t more
7:30pm, £12/£10
269 West Ferry Road London E14 3RS
Today to Today
Six Nations Rugby @ Jetlag
Six Nations Rugby is back. See the games in high definition on the cinema screen and enjoy top flight international players battling it out for this prestigious tournament. World Cup finalists France are sure to be their usual unpredictable genius, and the talents of Wales and Ireland are back on show with their bravura performances from New Zealand. Italy too can hold their heads high as they build confidence with every tournament Bookings in Lotus Lounge with cinema screen are £20 per person (includes £5 cover charge and £15 minimum spend) more
Free Entry Cinema Lounge Bookings - £5 cover charge, £15 minimum spend
Six Nations Rugby is back. See the games in high definition on the cinema screen and enjoy top flight international players battling it out for this prestigious tournament. World Cup finalists France are sure to be their usual unpredictable genius, and the talents of Wales and Ireland are back on show with their bravura performances from New Zealand. Italy too can hold their heads high as they build confidence with every tournament Bookings in Lotus Lounge with cinema screen are £20 per person (includes £5 cover charge and £15 minimum spend) more
Free Entry Cinema Lounge Bookings - £5 cover charge, £15 minimum spend
125 Cleveland Street, Fitzrovia, W1T 6QB London W1T 6QB
Today to Saturday 17 Mar 2012
Europe’s top birding sites - talk and book signing
Author and birdwatcher Dominic Couzens picks his top ten European birdwatching hotspots. Many of these are wetlands - some freshwater, and some marine. Dominic is an experienced bird watching field trip leader and has written over 20 books so his talk is packed with fascinating facts and information - and you’ll leave feeling inspired to go out and explore some of these lesser known birdwatching sites. Dominic Couzens is a natural history and birding writer, with more than 20 book titles to his name. He is also a regular birdwatching field trip leader since 1988, organising and leading birding trips in the UK. more
Free with admission to the Centre. Start time: 2pm
Author and birdwatcher Dominic Couzens picks his top ten European birdwatching hotspots. Many of these are wetlands - some freshwater, and some marine. Dominic is an experienced bird watching field trip leader and has written over 20 books so his talk is packed with fascinating facts and information - and you’ll leave feeling inspired to go out and explore some of these lesser known birdwatching sites. Dominic Couzens is a natural history and birding writer, with more than 20 book titles to his name. He is also a regular birdwatching field trip leader since 1988, organising and leading birding trips in the UK. more
Free with admission to the Centre. Start time: 2pm
WWT London Wetland Centre, Queen Elizabeth’s Walk, Barnes, London SW13 9WT
Today
CAMDEN LIVE ft: Pharoah, Verb Allies
CAMDEN LIVE moves to a new Saturday evening slot due to the excellent response we had for our shows in 2011. On SATURDAY 4TH FEBRUARY from 7pm – 11.30pm join us at CAMDEN ROCK for some live music from bands playing RNB & HIP HOP. HEADLINERS: PHAROAH, VERB ALLIES, SUBTEN, AL MARCO, HUEY NEWTON, Featuring: Simple, Green Eyes Theory, K.G. OPEN MIC: (7pm-8pm) If you wish to perform at the open mic you can register at the Meow website. more
18+ £5 Entry 7pm – 11.30pm Dress Code: No Hoods, No Tracksuits
CAMDEN LIVE moves to a new Saturday evening slot due to the excellent response we had for our shows in 2011. On SATURDAY 4TH FEBRUARY from 7pm – 11.30pm join us at CAMDEN ROCK for some live music from bands playing RNB & HIP HOP. HEADLINERS: PHAROAH, VERB ALLIES, SUBTEN, AL MARCO, HUEY NEWTON, Featuring: Simple, Green Eyes Theory, K.G. OPEN MIC: (7pm-8pm) If you wish to perform at the open mic you can register at the Meow website. more
18+ £5 Entry 7pm – 11.30pm Dress Code: No Hoods, No Tracksuits
Camden Rock, 18 Kentish Town Road, Camden Town London NW1 9LJ
Today
Saving the spoon-billed sandpiper talk
The incredible spoon-billed sandpiper, a small wader affectionately known as the spoony, is facing extinction perhaps faster than any other bird species, with probably fewer than 100 pairs remaining and the population in freefall. Without urgent action, it will probably be gone within a decade. The spoon-billed sandpiper has an adaptation, unique among its kind, of a spoon-shaped bill that it uses to sieve tiny animals from mudflats. Join us for an illustrated talk by Rebecca Lee, Senior Species Conservation Officer based at Slimbridge, about WWT’s conservation breeding mission to save the spoon-billed sandpiper. From looking for nests on the Russian tundra to the birds’ new permanent home at WWT Slimbridge. more
Free with admission to the Centre. No need to book.
The incredible spoon-billed sandpiper, a small wader affectionately known as the spoony, is facing extinction perhaps faster than any other bird species, with probably fewer than 100 pairs remaining and the population in freefall. Without urgent action, it will probably be gone within a decade. The spoon-billed sandpiper has an adaptation, unique among its kind, of a spoon-shaped bill that it uses to sieve tiny animals from mudflats. Join us for an illustrated talk by Rebecca Lee, Senior Species Conservation Officer based at Slimbridge, about WWT’s conservation breeding mission to save the spoon-billed sandpiper. From looking for nests on the Russian tundra to the birds’ new permanent home at WWT Slimbridge. more
Free with admission to the Centre. No need to book.
WWT London Wetland Centre, Queen Elizabeth’s Walk, Barnes, London SW13 9WT
Today
Make it Better: Designing Out Medical Error
Make It Better is an exhibition of designs for the clinical environment aimed at reducing medical error. Mistakes made in healthcare can have huge human and financial costs. The design of much medical equipment and environments is outdated, confusing and can lead to errors. Patient safety is a complex issue that needs approaching from different viewpoints. A multidisciplinary team was brought together for three years to research medical error and involve front line clinical staff in developing new designs. The results are a suite of research findings and innovative designs aimed at better supporting front line staff and reducing medical error at the bedside. Research undertaken by the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art an more
Qvist Gallery, Hunterian Museum. Open daily, 10am-5pm. Free entry, no booking required. t: 020 7869 6560 e: museums@rcseng.ac.uk w: www.hunterianmuseum.org
Make It Better is an exhibition of designs for the clinical environment aimed at reducing medical error. Mistakes made in healthcare can have huge human and financial costs. The design of much medical equipment and environments is outdated, confusing and can lead to errors. Patient safety is a complex issue that needs approaching from different viewpoints. A multidisciplinary team was brought together for three years to research medical error and involve front line clinical staff in developing new designs. The results are a suite of research findings and innovative designs aimed at better supporting front line staff and reducing medical error at the bedside. Research undertaken by the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art an more
Qvist Gallery, Hunterian Museum. Open daily, 10am-5pm. Free entry, no booking required. t: 020 7869 6560 e: museums@rcseng.ac.uk w: www.hunterianmuseum.org
Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons, 35-43 Lincolns Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE
Today to Today
The Funny Side...All New
The Funny Side...All New – Situated in the heart of London’s West End by Leicester Square Tube station, comedy variety is on offer every Wednesday night. Please find below our listings for FEBRUARY: Weds 1st: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Felix Dexter with compere Marlon Staples Weds 8th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Otiz Cannelloni with compere Cameron Blair Weds 15th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Special Guest Headliner with compere Marlon Staples Weds 22nd: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Special TV Guest Headliner with compere Cameron Blair Weds 29th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Paul Sinha with compere Marlon Staples more
Doors Open: 7:30pm; Show Starts: 8:00pm; Tickets: £8; Show lasts approximately 2 hours.
The Funny Side...All New – Situated in the heart of London’s West End by Leicester Square Tube station, comedy variety is on offer every Wednesday night. Please find below our listings for FEBRUARY: Weds 1st: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Felix Dexter with compere Marlon Staples Weds 8th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Otiz Cannelloni with compere Cameron Blair Weds 15th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Special Guest Headliner with compere Marlon Staples Weds 22nd: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Special TV Guest Headliner with compere Cameron Blair Weds 29th: 2 x 10 min Acts, Impro Central & Paul Sinha with compere Marlon Staples more
Doors Open: 7:30pm; Show Starts: 8:00pm; Tickets: £8; Show lasts approximately 2 hours.
Downstairs @ ‘Koha’, 11 St Martin’s Court London WC2 4AJ
Today to Wednesday 29 Feb 2012
Sparked with Neville Gabie, Olympic Park Artist in Residence
As part of View Tube Art’s Sparked series, Neville Gabie, Artist in Residence for the Olympic Park, presents a collection of new film and photographic works inspired by his time spent the ‘other side of the fence’ on London 2012’s ever growing Olympic Park. Unique to Neville’s residency is the open access he has been given to the site and venues on the Olympic Park during construction. Neville was given access to observe and respond to the changes on the Olympic Park on a daily or weekly basis throughout 2011. Sparked is a series of exhibitions as part of the View Tube Art programme, funded by The Legacy List, celebrating and raising awareness of the Art in the Park commissions from the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA). more
Monday - Sunday, 9:00-17:00 Free viewtubesparked@gmail.com
As part of View Tube Art’s Sparked series, Neville Gabie, Artist in Residence for the Olympic Park, presents a collection of new film and photographic works inspired by his time spent the ‘other side of the fence’ on London 2012’s ever growing Olympic Park. Unique to Neville’s residency is the open access he has been given to the site and venues on the Olympic Park during construction. Neville was given access to observe and respond to the changes on the Olympic Park on a daily or weekly basis throughout 2011. Sparked is a series of exhibitions as part of the View Tube Art programme, funded by The Legacy List, celebrating and raising awareness of the Art in the Park commissions from the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA). more
Monday - Sunday, 9:00-17:00 Free viewtubesparked@gmail.com
The View Tube, The Greenway, Marshgate Lane, Stratford London E15 2PJ
Today to Sunday 18 Mar 2012
Pop Up Storytelling (a National Storytelling Week event)
Celebrate National Storytelling Week at the Horniman. Enjoy quiet reading time in our Pop-Up Library or Under 5’s Book Zone. Or join our professional storytellers for some oral storytelling every day at 4pm. Be enchanted by stories from all over the world! Venue: Gallery Square Everyone welcome. more
4 - 5pm. Free.
Celebrate National Storytelling Week at the Horniman. Enjoy quiet reading time in our Pop-Up Library or Under 5’s Book Zone. Or join our professional storytellers for some oral storytelling every day at 4pm. Be enchanted by stories from all over the world! Venue: Gallery Square Everyone welcome. more
4 - 5pm. Free.
Horniman Museum and Gardens, 100 London Road, Forest Hill SE23 3PQ
Today to Today
Febru-hairy 2012
Date: 1st – 29th February Summary: Wax it, Shave it, Dye it, Wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Join in with the hair-raising fun across the country this February by taking part in Sue Ryder’s Febru-hairy. Any hairy activity is encouraged – wax it, shave it, dye it, wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Sue Ryder supports people living through the challenges of life-limiting illnesses. All of the funds you raise will be distributed fairly across all our health and social care services in the UK. more
For ideas on how you can get involved please visit our website or email us. We’ll then send you a fundraising pack with everything you need to make your hair-raising event a success.Emma Taylor Community and Events Fundraiser
Date: 1st – 29th February Summary: Wax it, Shave it, Dye it, Wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Join in with the hair-raising fun across the country this February by taking part in Sue Ryder’s Febru-hairy. Any hairy activity is encouraged – wax it, shave it, dye it, wear it or dream up your own hairy activity to raise funds for healthcare charity Sue Ryder. The wackier the better – we want to hear from you! Sue Ryder supports people living through the challenges of life-limiting illnesses. All of the funds you raise will be distributed fairly across all our health and social care services in the UK. more
For ideas on how you can get involved please visit our website or email us. We’ll then send you a fundraising pack with everything you need to make your hair-raising event a success.Emma Taylor Community and Events Fundraiser
1st Floor, 16 Upper Woburn Place London WC1H OAF
Today to Wednesday 29 Feb 2012
Cheese ’n’ Crackers
Cara Cummings introduces 10 variety acts slogging it out for the coveted Cheese ’n’ Crackers platter! Expect music, comedy, cabaret, and cheese! more
Doors: 7:30pm Show: 8pm Tickets: £7
Cara Cummings introduces 10 variety acts slogging it out for the coveted Cheese ’n’ Crackers platter! Expect music, comedy, cabaret, and cheese! more
Doors: 7:30pm Show: 8pm Tickets: £7
The Battersea Barge, Nine Elms Lane Vauxhall London SW8 5BP
Today to Thursday 1 Mar 2012
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