Objects as portraits: Still life oil painting summer school
Objects as portraits still life oil painting summer school at MATERIAL Gallery in London invites artists to give everyday items a soulful glow through hands-on practice and playful exploration.
Broken, Burnt, Buried: Ritual Lives of Objects in Ancient Egypt
Explore how ritual objects illuminate life, death, and belief in ancient Egypt at UCL's Museums and Collections. The exhibition traces votive offerings, vessels, and other artifacts through hands-on context and expert interpretation, offering fresh perspectives on material culture.
Learning Technologies
London’s Learning Technologies conference and expo at ExCeL London gathers educators, researchers, and edtech providers to explore the latest in digital learning tools, AI in education, and evolving pedagogy through talks, demos, and networking.
Beyond the body: From drawing to sculpture summer school
Beyond the body: From drawing to sculpture summer school at MATERIAL Gallery in London offers hands‑on art making for everyone, guiding curious creators from sketch to sculpture in a welcoming space.
Union Jack Classic
Two college football programs, the Arizona State Sun Devils and Kansas Jayhawks, meet in the Union Jack Classic at Wembley Stadium in London. This marquee clash on UK soil promises fast-paced plays, a festive atmosphere, and a rare cross-Atlantic gridiron showdown under Wembley's lights.
Creating a Business Plan for Your Film
Demystify funding in this practical London workshop at Raindance Film Training Centre, where mentors map out business plans, paperwork, budgets, and timelines so your film can move from idea to production-ready reality.
Resident Artists Scratch Night
A showcase by Roundhouse resident artists Eliezer Gore, MyselfBlaize, Rosie Robertson, Santi Tonauac Castro and Thea. An evening of experimental performance blending live art and improvisation in the iconic Roundhouse theatre, presenting new works in progress.
Unity for the Planet
Unity for the Planet at Haverstock School gathers students and adults for an engaging talk about planetary stewardship, climate action, and sustainable living. Local organizers share practical steps for a greener London and inspire community involvement.
Tender
Tender bring their dreamy, synth‑tinged indie sound to Papiersaal in Zürich for an intimate live concert on 11 Oct 2026.
Francis Crick Prize Lecture by Professor Kayla King
Professor Kayla King delivers the Francis Crick Prize Lecture at The Royal Society, exploring advances in molecular biology and the ongoing impact of Crick's legacy in a prestigious London science venue.
Immunology of the exposome: immune responses in chronic inflammation
A science lecture at The Royal Society exploring how environmental exposures shape the immune system and drive chronic inflammatory disease. Leading researchers discuss mechanisms, recent findings, and implications for prevention and therapy.
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AI LIVE
AI LIVE brings together engineers, researchers, and industry leaders for talks, demos, and networking on the latest AI advances at Olympia London. Explore practical applications, responsible AI, and future trends in a high-profile conference setting.
Hokusai: Thirty-six views of Mt. Fuji from the Iuchi Collection
Explore Hokusai's Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji from the Iuchi Collection at Dulwich Picture Gallery. This focused exhibition reunites the complete series, inviting visitors to study Fuji’s changing moods, the precision of line, and the drama of seasonal landscapes in a world-class display.
Encode London Hackathon and Conference
Encode London Hackathon and Conference gathers coders at Encode Hub on Pitfield Street for a multi-faceted tech weekend, hackathon sprints, talks on AI and open source, and hands-on demos in a buzzing, innovation-fueled space.
Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason: To Be Young, Gifted and Black
Author talk at Wimbledon BookFest 2026 with Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason discussing 'To Be Young, Gifted and Black'. A thoughtful exploration of identity and culture across generations in a lively literary setting. A must for readers and scholars of contemporary literature.
The Land Carries
Explore landscape, memory, and material traces in a major UCL Museums and Collections exhibition. The Land Carries runs from 7 November 2026 to 16 May 2027, presenting works across sculpture, photography, and installation media in the university’s museum spaces.
Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant
Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant spark Tate Britain with a Bloomsbury duet show, a vivid exploration of color, pattern, and intimate dialogue between two artists from the famed group.
Palestine on film
Palestine on film at the RSA invites you to two hours of intimate portraits and urgent voices, where documentary cinema threads history and culture through London light in a powerful, screen-to-heart evening.
Cities and Human Rights
A thought-provoking lecture at University College London exploring how urban policy and governance shape human rights in modern cities, addressing housing, mobility, policing, safety, and inclusion.
King's Population Health Institute Vanguard Seminar: Howard Bauchner
Join Kings College London for the Vanguard Seminar on population health with Howard Bauchner. A college-led lecture exploring current health-policy challenges and research insights, with practical implications for public health practice.
Can Democracy Survive War? The Ukrainian Experience
An engaging university lecture at Kings College London exploring how war tests democratic governance, with analysis of Ukraine's experience, resilience, and the implications for the future of democracy amid conflict.
Reclaiming Pluralism: Lessons from South Africa for a Divided Britain by Ebrahim Rasool
Reclaiming Pluralism: Lessons from South Africa for a Divided Britain by Ebrahim Rasool at SOAS, London, sparks a provocative, hopeful dialogue on reconciliation, civic space, and shared futures.
Bilingual myths: origins and what we know
Explore the origins and debunk common myths about bilingualism in this public lecture at University College London, drawing on linguistics, cognitive science, and language development research.
Debating nuclear weapons and democratic resilience
An LSE public lecture examining the evolving role of nuclear weapons in global security and the challenges to democratic resilience in the 21st century, featuring scholars and policy experts.
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