What’s on at the Natural History Museum in July/August 2018 Temporary exhibitions & events Life in the Dark This summer discover dark mysteries and reveal hidden light in a new family exhibition, free for children. Explore the extraordinary diversity of animals that
Launching as part of Art Night Open 2018, ShadowMemory is a unique art project which showcases urban London in a subversive light, digitally through an app which allows the user to view the capital from the eyes and perceptions of the artists. Seven contemporary artists
David Johnstone has surprised again with his unique collaboration of 1,500 leading chefs from an outstanding 1,500 U.K. and U.S. premier restaurants, private members clubs and 5* hotels in support of 1,000’s of charitable causes. This staggering and impressive portfolio has resulted in The CHARITABLE
Hate warm beer? Us too. So all hail to the god of ale, BruMate Hopsulator Trio the world’s best beer can cooler! So how does the Hopsulator Trio work? The clever 3-in-1 design fits all standard sized 16oz cans, but also includes an Arctic Adapter
The building blocks to a lifelong passion for engineering could be a step closer for thousands of children across the UK, as LEGO® has announced its support for a national campaign to bring children face to face with engineering experiences and role models. The Engineers
It’s the Summer of sun we have all been waiting for and what better way to make the most of it than with a visit to the all-new Geronimo Festival taking place at the iconic Knebworth House from 30th June – 1st July. Renowned for
UK’s top military housing charity Haig Housing Trust has announced that 100 Veterans will walk 100 miles from Ypres to the Cenotaph to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War. The march by Veterans from across the Haig Housing community has
THE SENATOR, An engrossing political thriller inspired by true events will get its DVD release this summer. The edge of the seat flick shows the curse of family legacy and a web of lies take hold of a tragedy set to change both the influential
Where would man – and woman – be without tools and a spot of DIY? The short answer is nowhere. A better answer would be that we’d probably still be living in caves, feeding off scraps of animal carcasses and generally acting like the primitive
Government officials and policy makers and the Big Lottery Fund paid a two day visit to an innovative mental health programme in east London to find out how it is supporting young people to become more resilient. HeadStart Newham provides a range of activities in