Hot Tickets coming up in London
While you are studying at SGI, don’t miss out on some of the hot tickets for events in London. Here’s a guide to some of the cultural highlights coming soon
West End Shopping Paradise!
If you are in London this coming Saturday, and you like to shop till you drop, then get down to the West End in Central London, because you are going to be treated like a VIP… a Very Important Pedestrian!
Remember Remember the 5th of November…
Of course this is the day we celebrate the failed attempt of Guy Fawkes and his pals to destroy the Houses of Parliament on the night of the 5th of November 1605. Sometimes I wonder whether we are celebrating the fact that Guy failed or that he valiantly tried! As always there is plenty of [...]
Halloween in London 2010 – 31 October
London is a great place to spend Halloween, the history of the city is soaked in witches, ghosts, blood and awfulness! London with its haunted towers, where heads have rolled and bodies hung. London with its dark dank dungeons where the imprisoned have wailed chained to walls… where better to spend Halloween than good old [...]
London Restaurant Festival 4-18 October
Visit the London Restaurant Festival: Monday 4-18 October 2010. For the first two weeks in October, food lovers have the chance to experience some of the capital’s fantastic range of cuisines from around the world by visiting the London Restaurant Festival. You have it all at the festival, from Michelin-starred establishments through to much-loved neighbourhood [...]
Regent Street Festival 26th September 2010: There’ll be dancing in the streets!
For one day and one day only, the normally busy traffic-full Regent Street will become the site of an exciting street festival. The Regent Street Festival will transform this famous old shopping street into one huge street party. A feast of live entertainment and special events are on the menu throughout the day, with plenty [...]
The Mayor’s Thames Festival – 11 to 12 September
The Mayor’s Thames Festival takes place on the south bank of the Thames between Westminster Bridge and Tower Bridge. First launched in 1997, The Mayor’s Thames Festival has become London’s biggest and best free outdoor arts festival, with a huge range of events on offer.
Hendrix in Britain – 25 August to 7 November
A new exhibition at Handel House Museum commemorates the 40th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix’s death on 18 September 1970. There’s also a rare chance to visit Hendrix’s flat, which is normally closed to the public.
The Notting Hill Carnival – 29 to 30 August
The streets of West London come alive as London celebrates the Notting Hill Carnival. Expect a sea of colour as amazing floats and costumed performers wind their way through the streets of London. The Notting Hill Carnival is Europe’s largest street festival with hundreds of thousands of visitors enjoying the live bands, soundsystems, decorated floats [...]
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