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Ipanema Sessions: Leandra Varanda + D.Vyzor
Free
Concert15 December 2009
Guanabara WC2B 5PW[map]
Live music from Leandra Varanda, along with DJ D.Vyzor spinning a collection of Brazilian classics.
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Ipanema Sessions: Mafuá de Iaiá + D.Vyzor
Free
Concert29 December 2009
Guanabara WC2B 5PW[map]
Mafuá de Iaiá: Mafuá de Iaiá goes beyond reviving old sambas and brings into their repertoire original sambas from Rebeca Vallim's first CD 'Os Trapezistas', recorded in partnership with Francisco Attuy and Pedro Candela. Support comes from DJ D.Vyzor.
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I Speak of Africa
Exhibition8 September 2009 to 19 December 2009
Maughan Library and Information Services Centre WC2A 1LR[map]
The exhibition will explore the changing nature of the European encounter with sub-Saharan Africa.
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Jacques Rupnik: 1989 - 2009 from Democracy to Democratic Fatigue in East Central Europe
Free
Lecture3 December 2009
London School of Economics WC2A 2AE[map]
Jacques Rupnik is a professor at Sciences-Po. As memory fades of the heady days of 1989, is it a case of politics as usual or of seeing symptoms of a deeper malaise?
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Jan Paulsson: The Role of Arbitration in the Emergence of Transnational Regulation
Free
Lecture24 November 2009
London School of Economics WC2A 2AE[map]
Talk about the rise of arbitration in commercial and investment related disputes.
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Jive Nation
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Joel Waldfogel: Scroogenomics - Why You Shouldn't Buy Presents for Christmas
Free
Lecture3 December 2009
London School of Economics WC2A 2AE[map]
How many of us get Christmas gifts we like? Joel Waldfogel illustrates how consumer spending generates vast amounts of economic waste each winter and shows why it's time to stop the madness and think twice before the Christmas shopping extravaganza.
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Ladies Night
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Lecture Tour
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Legal and Illegal London
Guided walkEvery Wed 11:00 AM; Mon, Fri 2:00 PM Closed Christmas Day
Holborn WC2B 6AA[map]
The Inns of Court habitat of the wigged and gowned English barrister could pass for a collection of Oxford and Cambridge colleges right in the heart of London. They are a warren of cloisters, courtyards, and passageways set amongst some of the best gardens in London. Ancient rites and customs, high drama, colourful characters, and matters of life and death amid delightful surroundings. It's a rich confection, making this the prettiest and most historical of central London walks.
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The Library and Museum of Freemasonry: Collection
ExhibitionOpen all year Mon - Fri 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Freemasons Hall, Museum and Library WC2B 5AZ[map]
The Library and Museum of Freemasonry presents its collection. There is a large collection of items relating to non-Masonic fraternal societies such as the Oddfellows and the Sons of the Phoenix.
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Literary Bloomsbury and Old Museum Quarter
Guided walkEvery Tue 2:30 PM
Holborn WC2B 6AA[map]
And that's not all. Because this walk also explores the "other" Bloomsbury - the Bloomsbury the tourists don't get to see.The problem - for them, not us - is the sheer gravitational "pull" of the British Museum and Virginia Woolf and co. "We take chairs and sit on our balcony after dinner. Really Gordon Square, with the lamps lit and the light on the green is a romantic place" (V. Woolf). And, sure, we'll "do" that quarter. But we also "go" centrifugal - "do" undiscovered Bloomsbury. And you'll be very glad we do because that marvelous old writ - "London specialises in hiding the best of itself" - applies here in spades. Okay, time for a taster. Amongst much else, we'll see London's tiniest street, its most literary street (no, it's not in Virginia Woolf's Gordon Square neighbourhood), a Sylvia Plath-Ted Hughes house, the "nodal point" where the most important moment in the 20th century occurred, London's most beautiful square, etc. - and trust me, it's a capacious, cup-runneth-over "etc.". Bottom line: this is a very special walk! Guided by Tom or Brian or Helena.
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The Literary London Pub Walk
Guided walkEvery Wed 7:00 PM
Holborn WC2B 6AA[map]
A literary walk with focus on Dickens and Thackeray; Oscar Wilde and G. B. Shaw; Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Circle (who lived in Squares and loved in triangles); George Orwell, W. B. Yeats and T. S. Eliot.
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Live Music at The Quad
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Lluvia
From
£10.00
per ticket
(USD16.61)Performance17 February 2010 to 19 February 2010
Peacock Theatre WC2A 2HT[map]
Lluvia. Eva Yerbabuena is famed for her speed, power and dramatic footwork. Inspired by poetry, this brand new show presents the flamenco superstar at her most elegant, emotive best. Accompanied by four dancers and her critically acclaimed ensemble of musicians, she delivers an unforgettable tour de force performance in what has been described as the most sophisticated and powerful production of her career.
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Lollipop @ Sway
From
£5.00
per ticket
(USD8.30)ClubEvery Thu 9:00 PM - 3:00 AM
Sway WC2H 9JA[map]
Lollipop plays host to the biggest names on the local and international scene with DJs regularly performing alongside Special Guests, PA's and Live Acts. Music includes: R&B & urban anthems, funky, house, dance, garage & bassline anthems and all the biggest chart, indie, pop & party anthems.
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Lollipop Tuesday
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London Childrens Ballet: Ballet Shoes
From
£40.00
per ticket
(USD66.42)Performance22 April 2010 to 25 April 2010
Peacock Theatre WC2A 2HT[map]
London Children's Ballet returns to the West End with a glorious new production of Noel Streatfeild's popular classic story Ballet Shoes. This captivating adaptation is full of tap dancing energy and the striking beauty of classical ballet that all who respond to the magic of theatre are bound to love and remember. The cast of 55 talented dancers, aged 9 - 16, makes this a perfect way to introduce young audiences to the joys of ballet and classical music.
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Lord Stern: Deciding our Future in Copenhagen - Will the world rise to the Challenge of Climate Change?
Free
Lecture1 December 2009
London School of Economics WC2A 2AE[map]
London School Of Economics and Political Sciences presents a lecture about climate change and the environment by Lord Stern.
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LSE Bar (3 Tuns)
Music Breaks
Theatre Tickets
London Pass
Dinner & Show