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  • Battersea Arts Centre

    Lavender Hill, London SW11 5TN | near Clapham Junction stationThe Battersea Arts Centre is a 350-seat venue that has provided a home for extraordinary artists for over 50 years now, and is a…

  • Showstopper

    Fancy trying something a little more melodic? Showstopper is and improvised musical that has been in success since 2008. After selling out Edinburgh Fringe Festival, two West End Runs and an Olivier…

  • Free Association Improv

    113 Southgate Road, London, N1 3JSThe Free Association is an all-round comedy theatre company, school and corporate trainer specialising in improvised comedy, creating memorable in-the-moment shows.…

  • The Nursery Theatre

    The Nursery Theatre prides itself on being a safe space for all to learn, develop, legitimise and promote their improvisation skills, be it either through doing or observing. From show productions, to…

  • Hoopla Improv Comedy

    Hoopla at the Miller, 99 Snowsfields Road, London Bridge, London, SE1 3SSRenowned as being the UK's first improv theatre, Hoopla improv is a welcoming space where you can both experience, learn and be…

  • The Power Of Music at The Science Museum

    Exhibition Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 2DD'Turn It Up: The Power of Music,' -an electrifying exhibition that's moved from the Science + Industry Museum in Manchester to the Science Museum in…

  • Fenton House and Garden

    Fenton House, Hampstead Grove, London NW3 6RTPrepare to be charmed at Fenton House and Garden, where music echoes through the centuries. The National Trust has been the keeper of the Benton Fletcher…

  • Eel Pie Island Museum

    1-3 Richmond Rd, Twickenham TW1 3ABDiscover a groovy time capsule at the Eel Pie Island Museum, where the vibrant history of this riverside haven unfolds. From its role in the swinging 60s RnB boom to…

  • The Musical Museum

    399 High St, Brentford TW8 0DUA little adventure out of the city will lead you to Brentford's Musical Museum, that boasts everything from the tiniest music boxes to the grandeur of the Mighty…

  • Horniman Museum

    100 London Rd, London SE23 3PQThe Horniman Museum, home to one of the UK's largest and most diverse collections of musical instruments. With over 1,300 instruments from around the world on display,…

  • Handel & Hendrix House

    25 Brook St, London W1K 4HBPrepare to be rocked by the Handel and Hendrix House, where musical history echoes through the ages. This unique space celebrates two of London's greatest musicians who once…

  • The Royal Academy of Music Museum

    Museum, 1–5 York Gate, Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5HTOpen on Fridays from 11 am to 6 pm, the Royal Academy of Music orchestrates a symphony of creativity. Delve into a treasure trove that includes…

  • Royal College of Music Museum

    Prince Consort Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 2BSWith its origins dating back to 1894, The Royal College of Music has harmoniously grown its collection to an impressive 15,000 instruments. As you…

  • The Vault At The Hardrock Cafe

     150 Old Park Ln, London W1K 1QZWelcome to the Hard Rock Cafe London, where music, food, and culture unite- and don't miss the crown jewel of this rock 'n' roll haven, The Vault. Nestled within the…

  • Looking for more literary inspiration in London?

    For other literary spots, you could try some pubs frequented by literary luminaries, which have fascinating historical pasts and eclectic interiors. The George Inn, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese and the…

  • Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare

    Hampton Court Road, Hampton, TW12 2EJSettled on the bank of the River Thames, this temple-like pavilion was built by the great 18th century actore-manager David Garrick to celebrate the renowned play…

  • Dr Johnson’s House

    17 Gough Square, London, EC4A 3DEA short walk from Fleet Street, Samuel Johnson’s former home can be found in the heart of the City. Johnson lived and worked there from 1748-1749, compiling his…

  • Carlyle’s House

    24 Cheyne Row, London, SW3 5HLAlright, we know that Thomas Carlyle might not be most famous for being a literary writer, but he did compose a series of appraised essays and philosophical works about…

  • Keats House

    10 Keats Grove, London, NW3 2RRThe Romantic poet John Keats lived at this address in Hampstead between 1818-1820: during this time, Keats fell in love with and became engaged to Fanny Brawne, whose…

  • V & A

    Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RLWhile the V&A's Gallery of Musical Instruments may have closed its doors in 2010, music still resonates throughout this iconic museum. The V&A keeps the rhythm…