What's on in St Giles

Greater London, England

St Giles sits just north of London and manages to keep a proper sense of character despite all that concrete around it. The Museum of Comedy has been making people snort for years while the Museum of Freemasonry keeps history from getting too dusty. It's quite a pair if you ask us. You can wander past these two spots without needing a map or a guidebook to find your way. Near Here knows exactly where the laughs and the lessons are so you don't waste time hunting them down on a busy Tuesday evening.

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TheatreArts & Culture

Theatre Picasso

RSVP and receive updates for Theatre Picasso in on . Use Rise Art to discover upcoming art events and new art from talented artists. Rent and buy art from an expertly curated selection of paintings, photography and limited edition prints at affordable prices.

Sun 12 AprRise Art(0.5mi)

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Guglielmo Castelli

Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna

Sun 12 AprRodeo(0.5mi)

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Sunday Drop-In Tours

Join our Sunday drop-in tours to learn more about the Foundling Museum and the history of the Foundling Hospital.

Sun 12 AprFoundling Museum(0.7mi)

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Free! (worth double-checking)

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Drink, Death & Debauchery Walking Tour

Join us for a special walking tour through leafy Bloomsbury and London's West End, exploring London's boozy history.

Sun 12 AprFoundling Museum(0.7mi)

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Around £25.50

Bruce Liu plays Ravel

Bruce Liu performs Ravel's Piano Concerto in London with the Philharmonia Orchestra and conductor Ryan Bancroft

Sun 12 AprPhilharmonia Orchestra(0.8mi)

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Lights Up and Audio Described Tours of Expecting

Lights Up sessions are an opportunity to explore our display, ‘Expecting: Birth, Belief and Protection’ with more even lighting conditions across the gallery. There's also an audio described tour available during each session.

Sun 12 AprThe Wellcome Library(0.8mi)

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Around £240.00

Spring 2026 - Magnolia by Judy Head

This painting of our Magnolia was completed in the spring of this year. The magnolia tree is one of the first to welcome the spring with a magnificent display of pink and white bracts on her bare winter branches. The leaves follow, growing larger during the summer months, and as the bracts fade the catkins emerge. Painted on hand-made Japanese paper using traditional black Sumi and coloured mineral inks. Float mounted and framed in natural Ash. The chop beneath the signature is a monogram of my initials. The second chop describes the mood of the image, Dancing Brush. Dimensions: 51cm x 43cm A Certificate of Authenticity will be provided with this artwork. UK mainland delivery included. Click here to return to Judy's collection

Sun 12 AprSkylark Galleries(0.9mi)

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Sunday 12th April

Grace London | Waterloo is putting on Sunday 12th April and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Sun 12 AprGrace London | Waterloo(0.9mi)

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Introduction to Intaglio printmaking with recycled materials

We found this gem on Southbank_studios's website. Introduction to Intaglio printmaking with recycled materials — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Sun 12 AprSouthbank_studios(0.9mi)

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Around £7.00

Chamber Principals of London

Donizetti – String Quartet No.4 in D Beethoven – String Trio in G Op.9 No.1 Schubert – String Quintet in C D.956

Sun 12 AprLondon Chamber Music Society(0.9mi)

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The Nelken Line by Pina Bausch

Stage Door Cafe Sadlers Wells Theatre is putting on The Nelken Line by Pina Bausch and we're making sure you know about it. Job done. Details on their site.

Sun 12 AprStage Door Cafe Sadlers Wells Theatre(0.9mi)

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English National Ballet - My First Ballet: Cinderella

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Around £70,

English National Ballet - My First Ballet: Cinderella

English National Ballet - My First Ballet: Cinderella - Sadler's Wells East - Sadler's Wells

Sun 12 AprStage Door Cafe Sadlers Wells Theatre(0.9mi)

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Sunday Gathering

Filed under: Sunday Gathering at Unity Rooms looked too good not to mention. You're very welcome.

Sun 12 AprUnity Rooms(1.1mi)

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Talks & LecturesReligion & Spirituality

Sunday Gathering: ‘A Few Rules for Predicting the Future’

We keep tabs on Unity Rooms so you don't have to. Sunday Gathering: ‘A Few Rules for Predicting the Future’ caught our eye — see if it catches yours.

Sun 12 AprUnity Rooms(1.1mi)

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Ember's House

Visit Rupert Street Bar London for our event Ember's House in Westminster on Sunday 12 April 2026.

Sun 12 AprRupert's Jazz Club(1.4mi)

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Cinema

The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks

Something's afoot at Lightroom and it goes by the name of The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks. Their site has the particulars.

Sun 12 AprLightroom(1.5mi)

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Family Workshops - I Want My Hat Back

12 Apr 2026

Sun 12 AprThe Little Theatre(1.6mi)

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Arts & CultureHistory & Heritage

Around £400.00

A solitary sun for a medieval time

Liverpool Biennial 2025: BEDROCK. This limited edition lithograph print depicts a vibrantly colourful drawing that inspired the artist’s hand tufted rug ‘“The sky is not bounded by a fixed edge!”: an illuminated rug arranged to accommodate a medieval mind.’ (2014). This work was first shown as part of the artist’s ‘The Weakened Eye of Day’ exhibition at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin. ‘A solitary sun for a medieval time’ (2025) is inspired by Nolan’s interest in ecclesiastical architecture and aesthetics, and drawing the present, real and imagined together. The edition relates to Nolan’s Liverpool Biennial 2025: ‘BEDROCK’ exhibition, which features similar arches inspired by historical and current cathedrals in Liverpool: Sir Edwin Lutyen’s unfinished Roman Catholic Cathedral, of which only a crypt exists due to post-war lack of funds, St Nicolas Pro-Cathedral, which was built in 1813, and the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King , which replaced St Nicolas’ in 1967 and still stands there today. Whether fixating on the knees of a C17th sculpture, or considering the status of a Neolithic artefact, images of deep space or the contingent grandeur of Gothic architecture, Nolan’s work responds to how we make reality happen through science, philosophy, religion, and art.

Sun 12 AprPlinth(1.7mi)

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