King's Cross

29 November 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

3 December 2009

London Canal Museum N1 9RT[map]

Liz Payne presents a talk at London Canal Museum.The Thames & Severn and Stroudwater Canals provide the basis of a link from the Thames at Lechlade to the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal at Saul. The Cotswold Canals Trust is leading the way to get them fully restored.

10 December 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Composed in 1714, these lamentations are set to some of the most beautiful, rich, yet restrained music for two voices by Couperin, as described by Diderot; 'everything was there: the delicacy of the singing, the expressive power, and the gentleness...captivating our souls and holding them in a most singular state of suspense...'

4 November 2010

London Canal Museum N1 9RT[map]

Patrick Morriss presents a talk about the past, presents and future history of the Cromford Canal.

27 November 2009

The Cross Kings N1 0AX[map]

The Peanutbutter Soundclash is an iPod battle style event where 8 teams compete for a prize. There is no DJ mixing involved, instead all teams are required to bring an iPod or an mp3 player stocked with big beats to play. Each round of the event involves 2 teams playing 3 songs each head to head like a boxing match with the crowd deciding who goes onto the next round.

16 December 2009

Big Chill House N1 9NL[map]

DJ Danny from Heavenly Recordings, and one half of the Heavenly Jukebox, pops in to play wintry folktronica and indie soul.

30 November 2009

The Cross Kings N1 0AX[map]

A gig from the band playing music from the repertoire of Count Basie, Buddy Rich, Stan Kenton, Maynard Ferguson, Charlie Mingus and other great big bands, with the aim of entertaining audiences rather than appealing to their intellect.

Every Sun 7:00 PM - 11:00 AM

The Cross Kings N1 0AX[map]

5 December 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Acclaimed Handel expert David Vickers discusses Handel's time in Italy with Ian Page, conductor and artistic director of the Classical Opera Company, providing an overview of the period and focusing in particular on the magnificent Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno.

2 December 2010

London Canal Museum N1 9RT[map]

London Canal Museum presents a talk by renowned waterways photographer Derek Pratt, whose new book on the waterways of the Capital is expected to be published in 2010.

6 December 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

A programme featuring Russian cello quintets by Tchaikovsky and Glazunov and finishing with Schubert's sublime quintet composed in the very last few months of his life in 1828.

7 October 2010

London Canal Museum N1 9RT[map]

Martin Ludgate, Deputy Editor of Canal Boat magazine presents a talk at London Canal Museum.

9 December 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

As the days close in, Transition celebrate the coldest, darkest months of the year with a staged performance of John Dowland's exquisite songs of melancholy, pleasurable pain, and delicious misery, for countertenor and lute, in a performance that was a sell-out in 2007.

12 December 2009

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

As the days close in, Transition celebrate the coldest, darkest months of the year with a staged performance of John Dowland's exquisite songs of melancholy, pleasurable pain, and delicious misery, for countertenor and lute, in a performance that was a sell-out in 2007.

30 January 2010 to 31 January 2010

Business Design Centre N1 0QH[map]

Want a new life down under? Looking to make that dream move to Australia or New Zealand this year? Then look no further than Down Under Live!, brought to you by Australia & New Zealand, the UK's only dedicated magazine for migrating to Australia & New Zealand. The aim is to answer your questions in the migration seminars and give information on agents, banks, shipping companies and migration specialists.

12 April 2010

Kings Place Gallery N1 9AG[map]

Dr Gail-Nina Anderson presents a lecture about The Miner in Art.