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Thursday 30 July 2026, 7-8pm. £10Join Katie Wignall for the second instalment in her four part series for ARTscapades of the capital's river crossings. Since London was first founded, people have needed to travel across the Thames and the varied history of these bridges give us fascinating insight into the history of the city.
Tuesday 14 July 2026, 2.30-3.30pm. £10Churchill came to painting relatively late in life and it immediately became a passionate, life-long hobby. Join Dr Lucy Davis, co-curator of Winston Churchill: The Painter at the Wallace Collection, as she talks us through this retrospective exhibition of nearly sixty of the former Prime Minister’s paintings, showing the range of subject matter of this ambitious amateur, who sought advice from the leading artists of the time.
Tuesday 7 July 2026, 2.30-3.30pm. £10Step back into the 1700s and into the most important room in Britain: the country house dining room. Dr Amy Boyington pulls back the velvet curtains on the ‘theatre of the feast’ to reveal how the Georgian elite used architecture, art, and an almost religious devotion to excess to cement their social standing.