Axhibition exploring the unsettling beauty of the human body from the medieval age to the contemporary world

Join us for an open house evening, enjoy some cheese and wine as you learn more about this interesting building and the family who lived here.

Explore the problems associated with social media content moderation with Dr Ysabel Gerrard.

Explore the Royal Observatory after-hours and experience astronomy and jazz in a pioneering new way.

In this stimulating talk, semiotician and amateur stand-up comedian Chris Arning will tell us how and why humour can be used in brand communication.

Explore the Royal Observatory after-hours and experience astronomy and jazz in a pioneering new way.

Adrianne Carter will be speaking about Facial Expressions of Emotion in advertising.

Meet London’s top artists and makers, as we invite you to enter another world of creativity.

Join us at Brooklands Museum as we turn back the clock to celebrate vintage Music, Fashion, Style and Dancing.

Celebrate midsummer in the most unique venue with Hannah Rarity BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2018

Step over the barriers and get a closer look at our Second World War aircraft, including some of the stars in our collection, the Battle of Britain Fighter Four.

. “Is your brand queer enough?” is a challenge to all modern brands who want to engage on an emotional level with their audience.

Jeremy Lindley, Global Design Director at Diageo, will delve into Semiotics, Image Interpretation and Heuristics in design.

Susan Bishop will talk about the challenges faced by ethical and sustainable fashion brands in a competitive market.

Join Moon Festival Artistic Director Livia Filotico as she shares findings on the most recent campaign she worked on: the rebranding of the moon.

This is a guided tour around Cyfarthfa Castle Museum and Art Gallery by torchlight.

Some after dark Halloween fun

Michael Scantlebury, Founder and Creative Director of Impero, outlines how to win with Gen Z and future-proof your brand in the process.

Visit the Royal College of Physicians Museum after hours until 8pm on the first Thursday of the month.