Event

Recurring event

St John at Hackney E5 0PD[map]

A boys' dance class for 6-9 year olds.

Recurring event

Tate Britain SW1P 4RG[map]

Tate Britain has a wide ranging permanent collection of British art.

15 August 2011 to 4 March 2012

Tate Britain SW1P 4RG[map]

An exhibition of work by Don McCullin.

22 November 2011 to 6 May 2012

Tate Britain SW1P 4RG[map]

An exhibition by leading Flemish baroque painter.

22 August 2011 to 18 March 2012

Tate Britain SW1P 4RG[map]

This display focuses on the contribution of Black and Asian women artists to 1980s British art.

28 February 2012

Tate Britain SW1P 4RG[map]

A session with pioneering artist and academic Phyllida Barlow.

7 November 2012

Royal Aeronautical Society W1J 7BQ[map]

The Brabazon Lecture is held in honour of Lord Brabazon of Tara. Born in London on 8 February 1884, J.T.C. Moore-Brabazon became one of British aviation's true pioneers and, in his political career played an important role in the planning of civil aviation for the years following WW2. This year's lecture will be given Mark King, President - Civil Aerospace.

13 February 2012

The Royal Society SW1Y 5AG[map]

The 2012 Leeuwenhoek Lecture will be given by Dr Brad Amos.

13 April 2012 to 14 April 2012

The Royal Court Theatre & Jerwood Theatre SW1W 8AS[map]

The Young Writers Festival will include staged readings of Where the Shot Rabbits Lay by Brad Birch.

3 March 2012

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Part 1 - Tracking Brahms’s Life: laying the myths to rest. Michael Musgrave: Michael Musgrave, author of several benchmark biographical works of Brahms, discusses the latest findings on Brahms’s biography. \nPart 2 - Brahms and the Third Reich. Erik Levi: One of the first important musical events to take place only days after Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor of Germany was the Reichs Brahms Fest in Hamburg. This study day will explore the political machinations which surrounded the Reichs Brahms Fest, as well as the subsequent tortuous attempts to ‘Nazify’ Brahms by detaching him from Jewish association particularly given his long-standing collaboration with the great violinist Joseph Joachim.

2 March 2012

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Brahms: String Sextet No. 1 in B flat, Op. 18, String Sextet No. 2 in G, Op. 36.

3 March 2012

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Brahms: String Quintet No. 2 in G, Op.111 (arr. Woehr for string orchestra) Serenade No. 2 in A, Op. 16.

24 November 2012

Kings Place N1 9AG[map]

Part 1: Discovering Music - Brahms's Cello Sonatas. A live analysis/ performance of Brahms’s two great masterworks of the cello repertoire by well-known broadcaster Stephen Johnson (BBC Radio 3). Part 2: Debate: Why do composers love to hate Brahms? Composers from Tchaikovsky to Britten to Tom Adès have openly vilified Brahms. Why does his music provoke such passion, and why have so many other composers ended up returning to his music with renewed admiration.